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I truly love seeing old stuff like this...especially when it has something technically cool about it, like this variable capacity TXV.
Great post baub! 
I vaguely remember that name...General Controls Company. As I recall, they had something to do with Parker-Hannafin getting into the expansion valve business.
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I saw one like that on a vintage glass bottle coke cooler which I came to find out they used some pretty toxic foul smelling substance in the power head. It was quite a few years ago so I'm not sure what it was? Nice back in the day pictures, Baub.
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Never seen that before. Pretty sweet though. 60 year service life? Impressive!!!
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 Originally Posted by icemeister
I truly love seeing old stuff like this...especially when it has something technically cool about it, like this variable capacity TXV.
Great post baub!
I vaguely remember that name...General Controls Company. As I recall, they had something to do with Parker-Hannafin getting into the expansion valve business. 
Sure.........
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baub found something older than icemeister
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 Originally Posted by Phase Loss
baub found something older than icemeister 
I don't think so cuz icemeister went so far as to tell who made that Txv.
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The unit is in New York state... he might have installed it! 
But then who am I to comment- I was built in the 40's!
Experience is what you have an hour after you need it.
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Well...I figure that valve is about the same age as me.
Only difference is I'm not retired just yet.
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 Originally Posted by Tommy knocker
Never seen that before. Pretty sweet though. 60 year service life? Impressive!!!
impressive for sure
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