
Inshot burner tube

Natural Gas Valve

Valve, gas, 1st, hw, vr8215s

Burner, 3.0x4.5, cmf95/m7

Inshot burner

Pilot assembly

Pilot assembly

Propane orifice burner orifice.

Gas valve kit, repl, vr8205q to vr9205q

Orfice #43 h

Burner orifice

Repl, g7 hx, 6, d, 90, t

Combustion chamber, m1

Orifice, inducer, 0.62

Orifice, inducer, .81
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