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bge nomex gasket - alternate source
i saw this posted on the bge forum the other day and i just ordered a 0.125" thick 1" x 50' roll. looks to be the exact material sold by bge, but a whole lot cheaper. scroll down to the aramid fabric strips, aka nomex:
http://www.mcmaster.com/#aramid-fabric/=3eceor here's the thread where i installed a bge nomex gasket on a large egg awhile ago: http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/sh...ad.php?t=64479 i'll post an aramid fabric gasket install after i receive it. gaskets are considered a maintenance item so replacement is inevitable. |
My gasket is in dire need of "inevitable replacement" so I'll be watching your install with great interest. I've bookmarked the page.
Last fall I said I'd wait to replace mine until spring. Spring came and I didn't want to be without the Egg for a few days so I put it off until Summer. Now I can put it off until Rick does his :) |
you really don't need a gasket to keep on cooking, so keep firing her up
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Yea, That was me.. I am almost done with my stick burner, just have the firebox to worry about.
http://www.stuff.bryanrabeconstructi...es/gaskets.jpg |
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here's the first aramid install. i had to cut 1/4" off the width with a knife
http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r...od/csw-003.jpg |
Any problems with gasket material yet?
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no problems with the aramid or nomex gaskets
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