Regulator emergency!!
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Regulator emergency!!
Just broke the post from Tank to regulator and need one ASAP anyone in the Saint John NB area got one for sale i'm willing to pay for shipping if not too expensive and less than a new ? text me please if you got one (five oh six), six 4 six oh 5 three seven .
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Re: Regulator emergency!!
What do you mean by post? The threaded nipple with the CGA-320 nut?
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Re: Regulator emergency!!
yes sheared it right off just about at the regulator, can't get the threaded piece out of the regulator 
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Re: Regulator emergency!!
Unfortunately, I'm not much help here. You might be able to fix the regulator. You'll need an extractor kit, and probably left-hand type, which might be hard to come by locally.
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Re: Regulator emergency!!
The threads are likely treated, with locktite or equiv. You may need a lot of force to loosen.
A large screw may serve as an extractor.
Sandy
A large screw may serve as an extractor.
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Re: Regulator emergency!!
I sure hope someone wasn't using loctite on that part of the tank! All that needs to seal is the teflon (or similar) gasket that sits inside the nut.
Fire Extinguisher folks would have replacement valves/stems/posts for tanks, hopefully at a reasonable price.
From Yellowpages:
Braemar Services
1199 Westfield Road
Saint John, NB E2M 7N3
Phone: 506-696-1817
Toll Free: 1-800-561-2304
Fax: 506-696-5200
Email: info@callbraemar.ca
OR
Whittaker L E Co Ltd
888 Bayside Dr, Saint John, NB E2R 1A2
506-633-2911
Good luck!
Fire Extinguisher folks would have replacement valves/stems/posts for tanks, hopefully at a reasonable price.
From Yellowpages:
Braemar Services
1199 Westfield Road
Saint John, NB E2M 7N3
Phone: 506-696-1817
Toll Free: 1-800-561-2304
Fax: 506-696-5200
Email: info@callbraemar.ca
OR
Whittaker L E Co Ltd
888 Bayside Dr, Saint John, NB E2R 1A2
506-633-2911
Good luck!
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Re: Regulator emergency!!
I think it's the threads in to the reg that's stuck.
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Re: Regulator emergency!!
Never, OH wise one.
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GAM wrote:Never, OH wise one.
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Re: Regulator emergency!!
Same all around. May your kegs not blow and your regulator be safe.
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Re: Regulator emergency!!
Thanks Guys it is the threads on the regulator part that are stuck, and if it's revers thread then I've really fucked it up cause now it's all chewed and locktite was probably used Gonna have to buy a new one 
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Re: Regulator emergency!!
Usually those threads have a thread compound on them, which really makes it hard to get, out even if it isn't snapped.
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Re: Regulator emergency!!
mr x wrote:Unfortunately, I'm not much help here. You might be able to fix the regulator. You'll need an extractor kit, and probably left-hand type, which might be hard to come by locally.
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