Hi Frank,
Can I make a suggestion that you use a 1-1/2” ball valve as you
get the seals, the housing, etc and a stainless steel ball with the hole
already through it along with seal kits etc already rated. All you have to do
is take the stem out and throw it away. We make ball valves and get our balls
from Taiwan. However there are now very cheap Italian ball valves and even
plastic ones which are good to 250 psi. Just a suggestion. Chs Hugh
Hugh Fulton.
Managing Director
Tel : +64 9 5276055
Mobile: 021 680 174
hfulton@eclipsevalves.com
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Hi Vance. I did a little sketch while pondering how it would work.
Here's a picture.
If you're making one, I want one too. Let me know if there's
anything I can do to help.
Already got arthritis, so that's no problem. Frank D.
It's only a deal if it's where you
want to go. Find your travel deal here.
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