Hi
I need to get hold of some replacement S30 Inlet & Outlet Rubbers for my King Kegs.
Does anyone know the spec's so I can order directly from a Seal specialist ?
Has got to work out cheaper than £2 a set.
Thanks
Andy
S30 Valve Spares
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Re: S30 Valve Spares
Don't know where you've been getting them but last time I bought some from my local HBS, I got about 6 of each. Can't remember how much they cost but it was nowhere near £2 a set (2). As for spec, don't know, other than blow off needs to occur at approx 10psi.Andy_C wrote:Hi
I need to get hold of some replacement S30 Inlet & Outlet Rubbers for my King Kegs.
Does anyone know the spec's so I can order directly from a Seal specialist ?
Has got to work out cheaper than £2 a set.
Thanks
Andy
EDIT: Brew UK has them for £1.20 a set http://www.brewuk.co.uk/containers/barr ... pares.html
Best wishes
Dave
Dave
Re: S30 Valve Spares
Hi Dave
I've got 10 of these barrels and am finding that by the time I come to use them again I have problems.
Just though it would be useful & cost effective if I could buy a couple of lengths of tube and just cut to size as and when I need.
The pack's I was buying included the sealing washer (Another 79p at Brew Uk prices giving a grand total of £1.99).
Thanks for you input.
Cheers
Andy
I've got 10 of these barrels and am finding that by the time I come to use them again I have problems.
Just though it would be useful & cost effective if I could buy a couple of lengths of tube and just cut to size as and when I need.
The pack's I was buying included the sealing washer (Another 79p at Brew Uk prices giving a grand total of £1.99).
Thanks for you input.
Cheers
Andy
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Re: S30 Valve Spares
I had a gas inlet valve rubber go one Saturday night.
The black, inside one, below the cap.
The only spare that I didn't have in my collection was the one I needed..
After load of worrying about a barrel of possibly flat ale I came up with a temporary answer.
Amongst my old coarse fishing tackle was a spare set of silicon tube, elastics for my bait catapult.
I cut off half an inch and gave it a go. My temporary fix has worked fine for about the last eighteen months or so.
I wouldn't try any fix like this for the safety pressure valve for obvious reasons.
Worth bearing in mind for when the shops are shut and disaster strikes.
Cheers.
The black, inside one, below the cap.
The only spare that I didn't have in my collection was the one I needed..
After load of worrying about a barrel of possibly flat ale I came up with a temporary answer.
Amongst my old coarse fishing tackle was a spare set of silicon tube, elastics for my bait catapult.
I cut off half an inch and gave it a go. My temporary fix has worked fine for about the last eighteen months or so.
I wouldn't try any fix like this for the safety pressure valve for obvious reasons.
Worth bearing in mind for when the shops are shut and disaster strikes.
Cheers.