Brand: K-Rain SKU: P8003051
Product Overview
The K-Rain P8003051 is a Lite stem-and-disc replacement assembly for compatible K-Rain 6000 Series indexing valves. It combines the valve stem and disc with the 0.028-inch spring identified by K-Rain as the Lite, or white-spring, configuration.
The stem-and-disc assembly is the primary moving component that advances the indexing valve from one outlet to the next as the water supply cycles off and on. Spring selection affects the flow conditions required for dependable indexing, so the P8003051 should replace a matching Lite assembly or be selected according to K-Rain's valve-sizing and flow guidance. It should not be substituted automatically for the standard 0.032-inch or extra-lite 0.025-inch versions.
Key Features
- Complete Lite stem-and-disc replacement assembly
- 0.028-inch white spring configuration
- Designed for compatible 6000 Series indexing valves
- Restores the valve's principal moving assembly
- Valve housing, cam, and seals not included
Common Uses
- Replacing a worn or damaged Lite stem-and-disc assembly
- Servicing a 6000 Series valve that no longer indexes reliably
- Restoring a matching white-spring valve configuration
Compatibility and Installation Notes
Confirm that the Lite 0.028-inch spring is correct for the existing valve and hydraulic conditions. Shut down water pressure before service, keep internal parts clean, and inspect the valve body, cam, seals, and vacuum breaker before reassembly.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does “.028-W” mean?
It identifies the 0.028-inch Lite spring and its white color designation.
Is this the same as the standard stem-and-disc assembly?
No. The standard assembly uses a different spring specification.
Why Buy the K-Rain P8003051 from Big Frog Supply?
This page identifies the exact Lite spring specification so the assembly is not confused with the standard or extra-lite versions. Big Frog Supply also carries the related 6000 Series cams, housings, seals, and vacuum-breaker parts used during a complete valve inspection.
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