Does this manifold require a crimp tool, or does it use the push-fit connections?
1525582
all distribution lines are compression fittings supplied with manifold, no crimpers required.
1525583
This manifold does not require a crimp tool. It utilizes supplied compression fittings and they work very well.
562974
You do NOT need a crimping tool. The process is easily done with heavy-duty scissors and a pair of pliers to bend the tail and tuck it into the last couple loops. Very easy. Just look at steno pads at a store or other coil bound books
2032705
With the proper tool it could be crimp only. I use plyers to crimp and than solder the connections.
7245
I have had very little luck getting this tool to work with Dupont pins. According to the packaging the crimper is meant for D-Sub pins which might explain the success rate of 50% that I am seeing.
1295448
Hi Sabrina, the attachments are simply inserted into the main unit via a 3/4 inch round post at the base of the attachments. This is simply a friction fitting, there are no threads, simply place the attachment post into the hole on the bottom of the unit. Hope that helps......
1004198
It will take one of the standard quick release couplings. I do not remember witch one of the three it is though.
390829
It is crimped on one end that fit fine in my 6 inch duct. I used mine inline and the other side slipped over a crimped 6 inch pipe.
948690
You need to purchase the crimper for this style of end. I've made over 100 connections with this end and crimper and none of them have failed to make a great connection. I also have a cable tester specifically for RG5/6 cable that is used to test connections. Many of the connections were in-house coax that connected to Leviton face plates. So far, so good.
212819
Yes, you loosen up the screw over the adjustment dial & adjust the tension setting. I found them to work great with the stock setting, the crimps come out nice, tight and secure. I get great consistent crimps with this tool as opposed to using needle nose pliers.
1064796
You have to install the quick disconnect, purchased separately. Otherwise remove at hose end from first stage with wrench.
174478
As for me, all the fittings where standard and included in the box I opened. All I had to use was an adjustable wrench ( monkey wrench) to tighten all the firing down to my existing equipment. It was incredibly easy for me, though I'm a little mechanically inclined. I think maybe 20 mins is more then enough to look over the fitting and have an install all taken care of.
596178
Hi Westley This valve has two push on quick connect outlets. I install my valve over 2 yrs ago and don't remember if they were two different sizes. I think the outlets were both 1/4in. This should not be a show stopper because there are adapters made to fix this. The only problem I had was the inlet on my old valve was a flared type and the new valve was a compression type. Easy fix: I cut the flare off my supply tubing and replacing it with a new compression nut and furrel. I save about $90 in parts and labor, so I didn't find this too inconvenient.
169733
It depends. If you just have a bare hub you don't need anything, it just screws on. Otherwise you need the correct tool to remove the old freewheel or cog. Those tools vary depending on what is currently installed
542054
I have a similar item and it connects perfectly. Remember that the threading is backwards so you have to twist it on backwards. Make sure the tank valve is turned off, so there is no tendency for the hose fitting to be pushed away due to gas pressure. I suppose you could have a very old tank with one of the smaller fittings, if so, you should upgrade. I hope this helps.
687648
Yes, the coupling is removable, the issue would be if the threads match on the new valve to the older part you want to use. From looking most of these seem to be pretty universal.
2020453
Sorry I don't. I've never seen that type of manifold sold. It's probably simpler to get the extra 2to1 connectors and gang them together.
1977415
Jim, the crimper has more than enough power to crimp this connector, it comes with a good selection of dies that will work for your application, another source for the die size/ information is www.burndy.com glad to help, regards