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@da pneu kid- tractor supply was the name of the store

@rmich732-it is a coaxial but it is still a 4 inch piston valve..ill go get the link brb

spudthug I love you! I have a Tractor Supply Co. 8 miles from my house! Thank you so much!

hehe thanks da pneu kid.. now u get cheap golfball barrels!!

here is one 4 inch coaxial psiton valve vented by a sprinkler.

http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/wblteen ... t8543.html

heres another

http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/1-muske ... t8156.html

another

http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/my-firs ... t7714.html

it was wows not franks.. i found it

http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/basic-coxial-t7413.html



ill go find the other ones..i was mistaken though it must not be frankredes...

Ok guys i have a big problem! I need to have access at the piston..how do i do this without glueing it? Is there come sort of plug i can buy or something?? uh...i need help bad

sorry about the double post but i waited a day and no one will see this message if it isnt bumped.. and i need help before i go and buy my parts..

Well Joel bolts the Supah together....

Michael

Gepard is right. I beleive you can bolt that endcap on without too much trouble. It will be much like the top of a sprinkler valve is bolted down, and can e easily accesed for any problems that may occur.

You may need to mess with it a little to get the fit right.

how do i bolt it down? its not like a can get inside to put a nut there and hold it while i screw the bolt in...

i think i am going to go with schmanmans piston idea.. it will be a hassle but i am going to do it..it seems easier anyway

You have 841 posts and you don't know how to put some bolts in an end cap?

hes saying that he might have trouble holding the nut down while he screws the bolt in..........

basically, he needs 3 hands to make it work.

Epoxy the nuts in.

Want us to build it for you?

Michael

just use a femal adapter and a threaded bushing as an endcap.

[sarcastic] yea gepard thats smart!!! i am going to epoxy bolts in that i am goign to need to take out to service the piston! yes ill do that! [/sarcastic]

@ noname i ment it is impossible to put bolts in like that because i cant hold the bolts on the other side...it will be blocked off...

@ da pneu kid- can i get threaded bushings anywhere other than mcmaster? i havent seen them anywhere but there.. i might have to order off of there..unless ur talking about metal...that would be pretty damn heavy..i think i am jsut going with schmanmans piston idea

Hey - I didn't say that! I said the nuts!!!

Michael

Spudthug, you use screws not nuts and bolts.Try some 3/4"long #10 Stainless sheet metal screws(make sure to drill pilot holes).This should cure your plug issues.But you will need an O-ring groove somewhere in there to stop the leaking.

Bolts would work fine without nuts on the other side, just tap the holes correctly and the bolt's threads will hold it in. If not, use machine screws.