Does the quick disconnect unscrew? If so, what are the threads? I'm looking to attach this to a standard CO2 regulator.
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Quick disconnect did not work correctly after about a month of using it for weekend warrior woodsball it started to leak air through CO2 connecter and the marker, and not just a little bit but it would drain the tank. Be cautious if you are buying this, when I had the quick disconnect looked at by my tech he said that they were poorly manufactured. UPDATE:7/25/14 My tech and I have both been using one since January we found that if you over tighten the Quick Disconnect it will cause it to leak air but since then we have not had any problems.
1527955
The Quick disconnect dose not unscrew. You slide a peace of metal back and it pops off. It's like an air compressor tip.
511353
We mounted it solid to the wall in our RV so we didn't use quick disconnect fittings. Mounted our sons the same way. Not sure what you'd need for quick disconnect. Sorry
2023922
I purchased this chiller and it works great. One side is 3/4" and the other is 1/2". I use the QD (quick-disconnects) for both sides. It makes unscrewing the hoses much easier. You can find the QD's on various home brew sites.
2051333
It's a quick connect fitting. You push the end of the fitting up towards the tubing. The fitting end should move a slight amount, and the tubing should be able to be pulled out. It may take a little force.
466206
Once tightly attached to the paintball tank it will open the pin valve. The other end will be attached to the regulator to control the flow. Don't know about the numerical size of the thread, but as I mentioned, one end will attached to the Paintball tank tread the other is the standard CG320 tank tread that is usually use for 5lb or greater co2 tank.
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This will item not connect directly to the tank, it has no automatic shut-off so if you leave the tank valve open and disconnect the fitting propane will flow out at full pressure if unregulated. You should use a female quick connect fitting attached to the regulator, then use this fitting attached to your hose. The hose can be connected directly to the grill. Or connect the hose to the regulator, the female QC fitting to the hose, and then the male QC fitting to the grill. Most hoses and fitting are designed only for low-pressure, regulated supplies, so a regulator must be connected directly to the tank. Hope this helps! This will item not connect directly to the tank, it has no automatic shut-off so if you leave the tank valve open and disconnect the fitting propane will flow out at full pressure if unregulated. You should use a female quick connect fitting attached to the regulator, then use this fitting attached to your hose. The hose can be connected directly to the grill. Or connect the hose to the regulator, the female QC fitting to the hose, and then the male QC fitting to the grill. Most hoses and fitting are designed only for low-pressure, regulated supplies, so a regulator must be connected... » Read More This will item not connect directly to the tank, it has no automatic shut-off so if you leave the tank valve open and disconnect the fitting propane will flow out at full pressure if unregulated. You should use a female quick connect fitting attached to the regulator, then use this fitting attached to your hose. The hose can be connected directly to the grill. Or connect the hose to the regulator, the female QC fitting to the hose, and then the male QC fitting to the grill. Most hoses and fitting are designed only for low-pressure, regulated supplies, so a regulator must be connected directly to the tank. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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It is a screw on connector for tire inflation, which, I have to say, is very annoying. I've been wondering if I can add some type of adapter to make it a quick connect. (Not sure why someone answered that it has quick connect. I bought this through Amazon and it is definitely not quick connect. It does come with two adaptors for bike and tube inflations.)
1495349
You don't need a quick disconnect. This attaches to the quick connect on the end of all spay wands that come with power washers.
1932235
Yes sir, it does have a quick disconnect. As soon as you start doing the installation you will understand and see where the quick disconnect is. If you look at the picture is the one next to the big hole. You just have to unscrew it and voila you are done. Please let me know if that answer your question sir.
1426196
Is a quick disconnect... Less than a second..it uses default hitch connector
1904189
You need a 1/4" female quick disconnect to make it all work together. Hope this was helpful.
92893
Negative, it is fully screw-tightened. In my case the quick detach was the mount itself but not the light attachment itself.
1411200
It is threaded so it does unscrew...it looks smaller than what a hose usually threads onto...but I am sure u can work around that to hook up to
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I don't know the size of the hose, but the house side of the quick disconnect is 3/8" female pipe thread. The gas pipe coming out of our house is 1/2" male pipe thread and had to be reduced down to 3/8" male pipe thread to fit the disconnect. Hope this helps.
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If you cannot find the the quick-connect fittings, you can also use a 1/4" pipe thread to 1/4" compression thread adapter. I purchased mine on Amazon: Watts LFA23 Compression Male Adapter, 1/4-Inch C x 1/4-Inch MIP. This kills the quick connect, but doesn't cause any problems with using the filter. On my water lines the quick connect fittings used 1/4" compression fittings so once they were removed the adapter fit right in. No leaks.
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It screws in with a little screw that you have to be careful with because if you screw it in too tight it will break. But yeah, definitely not a quick disconnect.
1404306
Quick Connect fitting is 3/8" female NPT. The end opposite the Quick Connect is a 3/8" Flare for flare connection. I connected mine to a BBQ. I used the quick connect to a line from my homes propane with a 3/8 shut off valve. The other end goes to my BBQ,no need for a pressure regulator home line pressure for propane is low enough for a BBQ. You will need an adapter to convert that to NPT with a pressure regulator!