regulator

[iamthewalrus]

is there a certain type of regulator i need to use for a propane injection or do i just use a air regulator that has a gauge on it?

[spudshot]

you can get a mr. heater regulator for propane, the only good thing it adds is that its not self relieving, meaning when you lower the pressure propane doesnt leak out to even the pressure, an air regulator will work fine

[iamthewalrus]

does the mr.heater gauge have a psi gauge on it or can i put one on it??

[spudshot]

no, you'd need to put a pressure gauge on your meter pipe instead

[iamthewalrus]

ok, thanks, now i can start on my combustion

[iamthewalrus]

is this what i need, or will this work??

http://tinyurl.com/85bam

or this

http://tinyurl.com/9g3l7

-Links made short, however they didn't appear to work correctelly before I changed them. PCGUY

[spudshot]

linky no worky FIX IT!!! lol

[julz]

whats the reference if its in a catalogue. some site wont let u direct link to a product.
---Julz

[iamthewalrus]

ok, im sry my urls arnt working, and they still dont seem to be going to the right place, or at least when i click them, umm, i'll recheck and make sure that i gave the right url
sorry

[iamthewalrus]

ok, i have the right urls r pcguy's working now??
cuz if not the products themself are just the husky 3/8 regularot with gauge and the husky in-line regulator with gauge.

[julz]

donno. 'my friends' at Home Depot are currently offline due to technical problems.
---Julz

[SpudStuff]

the inline regulator is for flow only i made the mistale of buying it and i couldn't take it nack. ise the 3/8" one

[spudshot]

this thread is almost a year old....