Greetings all, just bought an adjustable a LPG gas reg (0 - 4 bar) but no instructions with it. All i need to know is if i screw the adjuster down will it increase the gas flow???
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Adjusting LPG regulator
Re: Adjusting LPG regulator
I was under the impression that LPG regs were fixed pressure. Are you intending to use it instead of a cask breather?
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Re: Adjusting LPG regulator
Sorry i'm late responding Jim like you i've got the lurgie. The reg is for controlling the flow of LPG gas to the boiler burner (you know the one's little round red things on a propane bottle) it increases the flow from "normal" low pressure to "high pressure" more gas http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ADJUSTABLE-PR ... 2a30990fb7,. Anyway i've sorted it now it's screw down to increase the flow. It now roars like a jet engine. This was not easy as i was converting it from natural gas to Propane.Jim wrote:I was under the impression that LPG regs were fixed pressure. Are you intending to use it instead of a cask breather?
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Ah right. I've heard of them being used as budget cask breathers.
Hope you're feeling better now!
Hope you're feeling better now!
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Welllll i might try a beer tonight if SWMBO does'nt try to be nursey and stop meJim wrote:Ah right. I've heard of them being used as budget cask breathers.
Hope you're feeling better now!
. I assume your OK now Jim?Re: Adjusting LPG regulator
Much better, ta, though still well below par.tourer wrote:Welllll i might try a beer tonight if SWMBO does'nt try to be nursey and stop meJim wrote:Ah right. I've heard of them being used as budget cask breathers.
Hope you're feeling better now!
