does the ext tank hose have a quick-disconnect valve? Ie, do you have to get out the wrenches if you disconnect the external tank?
2064851
Yes you will need wrenches if you disconnect from the RV tank. If you are just taking the tank for a refill my unit has a hand wheel on the tank so you can unscrew it from the tank without a wrench.
2064852
Go to YouTube and search for extend a stay installation. I had a Rv instal mine.
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.
2224566
You are correct. A quick disconnect kit should get you the pieces you need.If your compressor is equipped with a connector or disconnect you will need to know what style it is to get the proper fitting. Also you will need to be sure you get a female fitting for the hose and a male fitting for your air tool.
1200953
Yes, we had to purchase a quick disconnect hose that hooks directly into our travel trailer and then to the grill. The hose is not something you can find at Home Depot or other such stores. We purchased it from a propane only place. The end of the hose that hooks to the grill is standard and the part that hooks to our trailer is a quick disconnect end made by the propane place. We have had the grill for at least four years and we end up doing all the cooking for everyone that goes with us because no one wants to use the small propane bottles. It works wonderfully.
1932234
no it does not have a quick disconnect feature. this is for a permanent mount only.
1969096
This is basically an extension of the garden hose male threads. The black plastic grip end (female threads) goes on the male threads of the garden hose, then the valve controls water flow to the "new" male end. You would need both the male and female quick disconnects, as if you were attaching them to the hose directly.
1515915
Not sure, but found out that the Home Depot close to me does not sell air hoses with the same quick disconnects. Have to say though - great machine - used it for off roading in the desert to air my tires after airing them down.
864363
No-the hose/vacuum port, release valve, and pressure guage are all-in-one...a bit of a design flaw I'm afraid.
1325960
Yes, there is a supplied cheap plastic quick connect that attaches to the side of the unit to quick connect to a hose. I never used it - replaced it with a quick connect from Ace and a brass converter - it's a little longer than what comes with it but stronger. I'm sure what they provide would work but I noticed others noted how flimsy it was also... SO that's my backup now. Unit keeps working when I want it to...! I use my old Campbell Hausfeld extra long hose (two hoses connected together) - makes it a lot easier to use - haven't even tried the hose/gun tat comes with it... DT
513398
Yes it does come with the connector hose and it has quick disconnect fittings as well. The unit easily detaches both from the faucet and the wall so you can move it around for use at another location.
1325962
Yes the quick connect fitting is what comes with the unit. The 2 pieces (in mine) came in a separate little "accessories" bag in the box. The inlet is on the side where the gun is stored and the clear male adapter screws on to the inlet while the blue female adapter screws onto the hose. If you're asking if you can use a regular garden hose instead of a "high-pressure" hose, then yes. That's all I use. lol
862409
Yup, I've done it with paintball and scuba tanks plenty of times. Just make sure it's empty and gets checked, unscrew off the threaded valve on top as well.
244186
Yes, the gas tank hose comes with the set up and has a Quick-connect nozzle for easy tank replacement.
59983
Yes. The hose pops off with one nut at each end. Make sure you get the true replacement hose, the old style hose will fail again. You'll know the new style (shown in the pic) as it's longer and one end is shaped a bit different. All you have to do after you replace the hose is pick up 3 cans of r134 and one can of lubricant and the discharge gauge and trigger (comes with some purchases). The valve you attach that to is at the top of the firewall just above the rear heater hoses. Put the oil in first, then bring the pressure up to spec with the others. Hold cans upside down and shake lightly as they empty. It is all very, very easy. Good luck. Don't worry about the recovery machine, kinda late for that. :)
1455413
Do you bleed the line before removing the tank? I shut off the tank then press the trigger until no more air comes out. I use a remote coil with a quick connect. Doing this I've never had air seep afterward Hope that helps
864418
It did not come with a "quick connect" style connector. It will however screw on to the hose.
1686753
No, there are no check valves or quick seal fittings. you get the manifold with gauges and hose adapter fittings, red-yellow-blue 1/4" flare fitting hoses, and a 3/8" flared hose for evacuation pump connection.