72 Airstream International Furnace parts

loechli · 10-04-2002, 11:17 AM

I have a 27' 1972 International with a Surban NT-32A furnace.

I believe I have a bad valve Bastrol Valve # G92SG-D-1 and have been told by Suburban that the furnace was obsolete in 1996.

They can no longer get parts.

I have tried cleaning the furnace but still having problems with valve.

The pilot will light, furnace will turn on.

If I light the pilot but the thermostat is set below current temp,
after about 60 sec I will get a small poof and pilot will blow out.

If I leave the cover off pilot access door I will see a small flame shoot about an inch out the door.

I have been told the gas valve is letting a little gas out.

Does anyone have a source of the Bastrol Valve or a replacement that will work on this furnace?

I have a CO dector and that is fine.

Pick · 10-04-2002, 02:23 PM

Mine does the same thing. If I leave the screw on cover off, light the pilot then turn the t-stat up, let the main burner come on for a few seconds, shut of via t-stat, put screw on cover back on,it seems to work OK after that.

Ira Iburg · 10-04-2002, 02:38 PM

I have been getting parts for the one in my 1978 from Camping World

loechli · 10-09-2002, 11:00 AM

Does anyone know of a salvage yard or souce for the Valve for my old Suburban furnace.

Model NT32A
Valve BASOTROL G92SGD-1

74Argosy24MH · 10-09-2002, 11:35 AM

Try this, a bunch of salvage and surplus outfits

RV Net

John

Inland RV Center, In · 10-09-2002, 11:50 AM

The usual reason that furnace was replaced, is because of the same failure.
Your not likely to find a used valve that will be OK.

Andy
inlandrv.com
airstreamparts.com

Robert Alleg · 08-20-2008, 06:45 PM

I need a jack handle for a 72 airstream. We are talking about the leveling jacks under the body of the unit. Just bought mine and I am pumped,always wanted one or two.

Robert

cameront120 · 08-20-2008, 08:17 PM

Are you talking leveling jacks or the stabilizers that are physically attached to the undercarriage of your trailer? If the latter, all you need is a socket wrench. You can also attach the socket to a drill for faster results.