Dec 13, 2007 / Saving $20+ #1 czechsonofagun Elite Member Joined Jun 23, 2006 Messages 3,522 Location Old Dominion Tractor Kubota B1750 OK, I can be a man with too much time on my hand, but it still was nice project. The not freezing spicket froze again and I decided to fix it instead of replacing. Here are the two basic components after the lathe, sized to accept a copper tubing: Attachments DSCN4250.jpg 55.7 KB · Views: 206
OK, I can be a man with too much time on my hand, but it still was nice project. The not freezing spicket froze again and I decided to fix it instead of replacing. Here are the two basic components after the lathe, sized to accept a copper tubing:
Dec 13, 2007 / Saving $20+ Thread Starter #2 OP czechsonofagun Elite Member Joined Jun 23, 2006 Messages 3,522 Location Old Dominion Tractor Kubota B1750 Here is the assembly to size up the tubing and the whole thing including the copper: Attachments DSCN4251.jpg 68.3 KB · Views: 174 DSCN4252.jpg 69.6 KB · Views: 175
Dec 13, 2007 / Saving $20+ Thread Starter #3 OP czechsonofagun Elite Member Joined Jun 23, 2006 Messages 3,522 Location Old Dominion Tractor Kubota B1750 The whole thing soldered and ready for new seals: One thing learned. The old fashion like this one can be fixed again and again - but the other one I had was quarter turn and it cracked in one of the internal components - and those are impossible to find anywhere Attachments DSCN4253.jpg 69.9 KB · Views: 174
The whole thing soldered and ready for new seals: One thing learned. The old fashion like this one can be fixed again and again - but the other one I had was quarter turn and it cracked in one of the internal components - and those are impossible to find anywhere
