Did anyone else's regulator come without a turn rod, just the screw? I don't want to take out a screwdriver every time I need to adjust the pressure
388878
I'm unsure of your meaning but the one I have has a T handle for adjusting the pressure. The only tool needed Is to lock down the brass nut to the tank.
388879
The whole point of this regulator is you don't need the screw driver to adjust. I would return it if I was you.
388880
I'm unsure of your meaning but the one I have has a T handle for adjusting the pressure.The only tool needed Is to lock down the brass nut to the tank.
1674436
You probably are missing the regulator piece, if you bought it from innovation then it's used
213789
Hi, I purchased 2 of these, the brass being a big factor vs. stainless. Mine too were "stuck" together - and I separated the screw top from the flame regulator as follows: unscrew the cover and the "stuck" regulator as one piece. Then, by lifting the wire "handle", slide the regulator to the side (open position), place the soon-to-be 2 piece assembly on the floor, (concrete garage floor here), and tap the screw cap, which is now exposed after "opening" the flame regulator to the side, with a large round socket - i used a 15/16" spark plug socket. Voila! Once separated they work great. In my opinion this isn't a "lemon" - it's perfect machining and assembly which fit together with almost .005" precision. Hope that helped. As I mentioned, I bought 2 of these and had to separate both of them that way.
784314
You have to use a BIG pair of channel lock pliers(some people call the water pump pliers) and get a "bite" on the unit then turn counter clockwise. Mine was on there really good so I hit as much of the thread as I could with penetrating oil and let sit overnight. It's tough initially but once you break it free it will turn no problem. They sell a special wrench for this (Camco) save your money it will break the minute you put pressure on it. Also on the new unit there is a plastic "sleeve" on the thermostat(copper rod going into tank) leave it on. Hope this helps.
2261186
Mine didn't come with one either, luckily I had it from the old one as I was just swaping out the same style faucet. I didn't complain, but if you don't have one I would. I do have to say the quality of this faucet is better than the original faucet we had, I'm just glad I saved my old plunger. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
816125
No I don't think it did.It may have because I had a bunch left over. Now, I bought this and a window regulator with install kit. The window regulator came with rivets so I never used the install kit and still had some leftover so it may have. But this was the prefect gun for the job. Great tool. Sorry I didn't have a better answer.
745986
I asked someone who bought one also, I lost mine to Sandy when it came through my apt! They said it is right where the meter is and she said u need screw driver to get it open to replace. Hope that is helpful, best I can do, good luck!
2002735
Yes Lawrence. The ones that I bought came with the tethered pressure switch and a Button that allows you to use either one just by unscrewing the end cap and putting the one on you want to use. You can't use both at one time. Sounds like you are missing the button !
1976245
The other answers for this question are NOT correct. The bottle pressure gauge and all high pressure fittings on these are left hand (reverse threaded). The regulator gauges and the shutoff valves on the low pressure side are right hand threaded (ie righty tighty). I just had this regulator shipped to me and it is sitting beside me. If you look at the blown up picture of the product you can even see on the tank gauge below the text that says "Use NO Oil" there is text in black that says "LEFT HD THR'D".
1004851
No, this is a high pressure regulator. You need the low pressure one just like on a Bar-b-q grill. They will not have this adjustment on the regulator. You can get one at Lowe's or Home Depot.
2169870
Unfortunately, I returned the item due to the fact that it only had one adjustment screw. Instead of the two shown in this advertisement. Hope this helps somewhat.........
2109773
Ask your issue question here. I had wanted support for tightening the head ball but could not find the maker. Luckily I saw the adjustment screw.
1238988
A pressure relief valve, which was not included and I can't find one locally, so I asked the company for advise, but so far they have NOT answered.
1472559
I opened both valves and adjusted the screw up to a max of 55 psi. I believe that my regulator has been limited for safety reasons. It could be that yours has been limited to 75 psi.
934388
I got mine at Fastenal. here's their site... http://www.fastenal.com/web/home ...They had a local retailer about 5 miles from where I live. My review on the rail lists the proper screw size. Take your original screws there just in case. When you're done installing, loctite the crap out of it.
418410
Are you looking for the tool? Pretty much any of them will work as they all operate on the same principle. A somewhat cheaper and easier fix is to get speed bleeder screws. They have a one-way valve that lets fluid out but doesn't let air back in. If you go that route, keep in mind that you only loosen the screw a little bit, otherwise the fluid (and air) will flow around the threads of the screw.
1362765
Did you take the old rod AND spring out? Is the rod installed the correct way? Did you put the slide retention pin in correctly? I'd give YouTube a whirl.