are the regulators exchangable between 2 and 3 liter pots
886991
..I am not sure for certain, I hv a 3 liter pot which would only be taller than a 2 liter pot and so the cover would be same size which I am assuming would translate to same regulator. In my opinion, reasoning tells me it could be the same. Hope that helps !!
511728
We are using a 3 liter pot but we could have bought the next size, it will fit under the filter.
88786
I don't have that specific set-up, but I don't see why it would not. The adjustable regulator could care less what's on the consuming end.
775391
Yes, remove the hi pressure gauge and put a 1" or 2" extension pipe where the gauge was. Make sure that the threds on the extension are going the right way. They will be left or right. Than add the second regulator to the end of the extension.
1893231
I am not 100% sure. The old stoves use regulators with small tops and the newer stoves use ones like this with the larger tops. I went to colemans website looked at the parts number for the replacement regulator they said my model stove needed, then ordered that regulator from Amazon. You probably need this one if it a newer stove.
1344633
If the pots and or pans are the same in circumference then yes its interchangeable. Depth is not a problem.
166646
probably, the sizes are standard plumbing sizes. but whether you can find an exact replacement is a question.
1344634
Yes, they are. I have purchased other Farberware cookware from open stock,and every lid has fit pots of the same size. I really love the double-boiler I purchased last year. It really gets a work-out in my household. My son-in law saw it,and begged for it as his birthday gift. It is an essential.
1726127
Twin 30 or 40 gal tanks with an automatic change-over regulator would be a pretty good working arrangement. Keep in mind, the bigger the tanks the heavier they are when you take them in to get filled. ;-)
678672
Hello, Amazon asked that I give you my knowledge on this. I have 5, 20, 40 lb propane tanks and the regulators work on each of those. The screw type is the same for all 3 of my tanks. I also bought an adapter that allows me to fill up the 16 oz bottles from my bigger tanks. Haven't heard of a 30lb tank before but would guess it has the same screw thread pattern as all the others. Good Luck, Davis
47889
Yes, you can adjust the regulator to 30psi. Problem is, it is a small tank, so the pressure drops fairly quickly. If operating under 30psi is not an issue, then this will do the job. If you need a constant 30psi, then you may want something else. Hope this helps.
119889
Sorry... don't know the answer to this one. Never needed to replace those parts on either of the two thermal pots we've used.
1763467
Yes. My suggestion is to put a "y" splitter in line so that the pressure regulator is on 1 end and the other end is unregulated. The "y" can be found on amazon... Gilmour 13 Brass 2-Way ConnectorThis way you set the regulator to the correct pressure once and then leave it alone. All the best, Chris
1712621
Yes. The jugs are the same. It's only the electrical interface that is different.
320573
There is an included adapter that can handle up to 3" piping. But 2" is standard. This cut my monthly electric bill almost in 1/2. Great pump. One thing is that you MUST have 220v. 120v wont even turn it on.
1384556
Sorry...we have the 1.5 quart All-Clad 4201.5 stainless steel pot. We do not have the 2 quart size.
90993
These are the normal fittings to connect to industrial regulators. It's useful if the oxygen pressure gauge has a lower range than usual, as you'll only be using a few psi maximum (I think I replaced my 60 psi gauge with a 30 psi oxygen service gauge).