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1/4 inch BSP Petcock Fuel Valve - Main - No Reserve - For Triumph BSA Norton Thread Size_1/4-20 For 1963 and up Triumph

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1 4 inch BSP Petcock Fuel Valve Main No Reserve For Triumph BSA Norton Thread Size_1 4 20 For 1963 and up Triumph For 1963 and up Triumph motorcycle engines you can use the Lowbrow Customs Triumph Engine Stand for 650 750 Unit Twins NOTE: Can be used up to 1985 on the Sportster models if using the early inner cover OEM 17935 48B 650 and 750 cc singles twins and triples from the 1950's through the early 1980's Then only the right valve is used until the reserve is needed and then you turn the left on to get the rest of the gas out of the tank

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