Review on Brass Taprite T742HP Double Gauge Primary CO2 Regulator by Samiran Pusarla

After months of use and awareness of a CO2 leak I discovered a leak in the regulator. The leak was in a CGA 320 nipple screwed into the regulator body. Detected by spraying soapy water on the joint. This must be checked by the manufacturer. Since I can't go back I had to take it off and tape it up to fix the leak. This is not easy as it is tightly twisted. Always check your regulators, new or old, for leaks. Regulators can be repaired without buying a new one. And always use a CO2 No Leak fitting. The white nylon seals are junk and cause a slow leak. Check the high pressure gauge and low pressure gauge separately for leaks.