Gasket Idea

SemolinaPilchard · September 2016

Instead of a thin gasket on both sides, would it not be better to have a thick gasket that would only need to be on one side? Half of the hassle with the same results. If I am missing something please clue me in.

DMW · September 2016

Yes, that can work.
http://www.nakedwhiz.com/rutlandgasket/gasket.htm

Mattman3969 · September 2016

SemolinaPilchard said:

Instead of a thin gasket on both sides, would it not be better to have a thick gasket that would only need to be on one side? Half of the hassle with the same results. If I am missing something please clue me in.

What issues are you having and what gasket are you currently using?

SemolinaPilchard · September 2016

I replaced the original with a nomex. No issues at present. In another thread someone asked about the difficulty level of changing gaskets. That got me to thinking why doesn't BGE make a thicker gasket and we would only have to deal with half of the hassle.

jtcBoynton · September 2016

I think you will find that most of us who use a Rutland only put it on one side.

J-dubya · September 2016

jtcBoynton said:

I think you will find that most of us who use a Rutland only put it on one side.

Yup

DaveRichardson · September 2016

You just described the Rutland to a "T"

Jstroke · September 2016

^^^^^^. Someone on this forum many years ago figured this out. Since then he has supplied the egging community with miles of this stuff. Some people order gasket from him at the same time they buy a new egg and change it out immediately. Ask @rrp . I don't think they know how long it will last as it hasn't failed yet.

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