Single screw on dump valve won’t…
The single screw that is suppose to grip the outer cover of the cable and hold it tears away and then the valve won’t shut. What can a guy to to ensure it holds it?
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wa8yxm wrote:
Are youtalking about the set screw that goes into the side of the valve end of the fitting and grips the wire?
You can get a "Collar" that goes over the stem. and has a threaded hole for a slightly longer set screw.. The problem is that though I've seen 'em. and I knwo how to make 'em.. I don't know where to buy 'em.
(Take a nut that just fits. Drill one face. Tap the hole)
Your post made me think of "cable and wire glands" which are typically used as a strain relief/moisture barrier for electrical wires..
Available in different IDs..
Still would have to make a bracket to mount the gland to the valve body.
Variety pack of 35 HERE
If you can measure the OD of the cable jacket you might be able to find a gland of slightly larger ID..
