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    Default ball valve?

    OK so, you guys make stuff from scratch, so I figure this is the place to ask.

    I am looking for an inline ball valve / shutoff type to use with some tubing. I have a stainless container that just has a barb type fitting on the bottom. I want to put a piece of tubing on that, then an inline valve or shutoff, then some more tubing, to try and harness the flow into my warming pan. I used the micrometer on the barb that is already there and it is 7/16". I have LOTS of 5/16 tubing I was HOPING to use for this little project.

    Any idea how to do this, or where to find this type fitting. everything I find is threaded or has 1 side barb and 1 side thread.

    https://www.amazon.com/Beduan-Stainl...%2C252&sr=8-26
    but with a ball valve (or something like it) in the middle.
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    Amazon has them with 5/16 hose barbs on each end. Under $17 for 3. Also has them with 3/8 hose barbs.
    Last edited by bill m; 01-30-2022 at 07:04 PM. Reason: additional info
    First introduced to making maple syrup in 1969
    Making syrup every year since 1979
    3 x 10 oil fired
    Revolution syrup and max flue pan
    Almost 1300 taps total with 900 on high vacuum
    Bought first Marcland drawoff in 1997, still going strong.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bill m View Post
    Amazon has them with 5/16 hose barbs on each end. Under $17 for 3. Also has them with 3/8 hose barbs.
    What did you search? I couldn't seem to find them?
    2020 - 1st year - 14 taps 1 Gallon Jugs + 4x 5-Gallon Buckets + Propane Grill + lots of headaches
    2021 - 2nd year - 19 Taps (and some free sap from a friend in the same town!) 145 or so OZ
    2022 - 3rd year - 46 taps (3 at home, 2 at neighbors, 38 at friends, and 3 at work) added ROBucket RB10, and Silver Creek 18x34x6 Divided Maple Syrup Pan w/warming Pan+Valve+Thermometer 6 Gallons 6 OZ!
    2023 And we grow some more... Starting with OldPostMaple.com!

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    I just typed in "ball valve with hose barbs"
    First introduced to making maple syrup in 1969
    Making syrup every year since 1979
    3 x 10 oil fired
    Revolution syrup and max flue pan
    Almost 1300 taps total with 900 on high vacuum
    Bought first Marcland drawoff in 1997, still going strong.

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    Are they full port valves?
    Velvet Hollow Sugarworks
    Greenwood, Maine
    900 taps
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    You could also try Grainger - good selection of hard to find fittings.

    https://www.grainger.ca/en/product/P...-IN/p/WWG3CGL1

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