Propane rebuild kits?

[orangecherokee]

Where can I find affordable rebuild kits at? Anybody tore their's apart and checked it out?

[moorehouse77]

If your talking about rebuild kits for the regulator, vaporizer ect... you can look in the phone book for forklift repair shops. We just went through our LP forklift at work which uses the same stuff most LP conversions for vehicles use from what I understand and it only cost us about $60. We found a local repair shop that had anything you could need sitting on the shelf. You just need the manufacturer and model number for the parts you want to rebuild. The rebuild kits came with awesome detailed instructions that made it super easy to do. The lift runs better now than ever before too. I'll get you the info of the shop we went through on Monday when I go back to work in case you have trouble finding one near you. I don't know if they will ship to you from California but its worth a shot.

Dave.

[hcm]

I've done a couple of used ones and got my parts from Roy at www.propaneguy.com (http://www.propaneguy.com). Dave

[Dmntxn77]

Its www.propaneguy.com (http://www.propaneguy.com)

All I get are a bunch of red X's where every pic goes though..

[orangecherokee]

Been to both propaneguy and gotpropane. I know he sells parts but I didn't remember seeing rebuild kits :confused:

[moorehouse77]

O.K. here is the website of the company we went through for our rebuild kits.

www.rpmmhc.com (http://www.rpmmhc.com)

Hope this helps.:D