Trying to Identify on/off assembly

[notoriousMAG]

Found this in a recently acquired classic valve and have never seen one before

http://i60.tinypic.com/2v2z1uv.jpg
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http://i59.tinypic.com/308fv4i.jpg

[BigEvil]

That is a REACTOR on/off.

Put it in a baggie, and throw it in the trash. :)

[OPBN]

That is a REACTOR on/off.

Put it in a baggie, and throw it in the trash. :)

Seriously? I've had a couple that I couldn't seem to get to work right. Figured it was just me and was too embarrassed to ask. Think I have at least two sitting in my parts box.

[luke]

Big PITA, I still have one from back in the day that I picked up when they were first released.

[zulubravo44]

Big PITA, I still have one from back in the day that I picked up when they were first released.

I retired my old one last summer that I picked up when they came out. The most painful part is the fact that you always have to remember to take your valve out upside-down, or else the lower spacer falls out and you spend hours (or days in some cases) trying to find it.

[notoriousMAG]

Thanks!

I suppose I should tack it up on the "automag sickness wall of shame" with the other stuff....:banghead:

[Cyco-Dude]

yeah, they are a bit of a pain. you have to get a good o-ring combination in the top otherwise it'll leak. i think i've got five or six; half of them are missing the bottoms LOL!