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Orifice,burner drill size 45

Orifice,burner drill size 55

Orf,gas #42 (0.0935)

Burner orifice, #44 (.86)

Orf,gas #20 (0.161)

Orf gas #43 2 groove

Orifice,gas,#43

Orifice,burner drill size 46

Orf,gas #17 (0.173)

Orf,gas #27 (0.144)

Orifice, burner #48 (0.076)

Orifice,burner drill size 49

Gas orifice drill size .042

Orifice, burner #56 (.0465)

Orf,burner #54 (.055)
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