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Old 12-17-2013, 05:45 PM
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They are scarce PITA fittings. I could not find anyone to make them. I used that portion of used CC lines.
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They are scarce PITA fittings. I could not find anyone to make them. I used that portion of used CC lines.
I think if I was going to do the valve addition I would take the valve apart and then drill and tap it for pipe thread. They you could use readily available fittings.
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thats probably what I will do as well.
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That's what I would do on the next one.
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Thanks guys, I was thinking about doing that, but thought I would see if I could find a fitting or adapter available. Sounds like that isn't going to be easy to do. Guess I will break out the trusty old tap set and get to work. Once that is done, it should be pretty easy to get the right hoses.
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Old 12-20-2013, 11:40 AM
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Got the fittings from the machine shop today. Had him do 20 so we got a little better price. $7.00 ea. Not sure what it will cost to mail them. Worst case would be $5.80 USPS flat rate. PM me if you want any.
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PM sent Sam Mac. Thanks!
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PM sent by me also. They look great Sam. Thanks for getting them for us.
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Guys

I've sent those of you that indicated that they wanted these a PM with the delivered pricing along with my mailing address.
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