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    Default 45 DCOE question

    Plastic or brass floats for original Italian Weber 45 DCOEs? (The brass floats appear to be just fine, but I have seen references on line to the plastic ones being superior. Can't figure out why?)

    Thanks in advance for your thoughts!
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    Default Dcoe Floats.

    Brass floats in orig Old school series Dcoe’s. The later 151 and 152 series with the additional air bleed screws run the plastic floats.I have used complete float assy’s swapped between early and late series dcoe bodies with no ill effects.

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    from what I've seen the floats don't break off the plastic ones if you forget to fill the bowl before a long tow

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    Curious, but are the IDA and DCOE brass floats the same? I have some NOS IDA brass floats available.
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    Default Ida/Dcoe Floats

    Quote Originally Posted by Rick Iverson View Post
    Curious, but are the IDA and DCOE brass floats the same? I have some NOS IDA brass clots available.
    They are quite different. Dcoe are a twin float design and the Ida are a single larger dia float design. I am sure some one will have a use for them.

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    IDA/IDFs are different than DCOEs.... I could be interested in the IDF ones if you decide to sell.
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    These are NOS. I'll do $25.00 each shipped to you, CONUS.



    Quote Originally Posted by scorp997 View Post
    IDA/IDFs are different than DCOEs.... I could be interested in the IDF ones if you decide to sell.
    V/r

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