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Posted by vantrepes on Novembe r 03, 2002 at 17:58:06:

In Reply to: Front blocks posted by Benji3 on Novembe r 03, 2002 at 13:05:03:

The ASA for a mini cocker has 1/8th NPT threads on the end, same as a normal gas fitting. Just remove the plug at the bottom of the block, and install the ASA or gauge.

: I was just wandering if there was actually a difference in front blocks for reg. and mini cocker, or if the are the same, i know that you screw the asa adapter in the bottem of the front block on a mini cocker, but front blocks on reg. cockers have a place there too where you can screw something in, ive seen some people w/ guages there, but, are they the same front blocks in reg. and mini cockers. thanks.

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: The ASA for a mini cocker has 1/8th NPT threads on the end, same as a normal gas fitting. Just remove the plug at the bottom of the block, and install the ASA or gauge. : : I was just wandering if there was actually a difference in front blocks for reg. and mini cocker, or if the are the same, i know that you screw the asa adapter in the bottem of the front block on a mini cocker, but front blocks on reg. cockers have a place there too where you can screw something in, ive seen some people w/ guages there, but, are they the same front blocks in reg. and mini cockers. thanks.

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