How is the male portion of the quick disconnect fitting connected to the hose?
1173893
In my case the male portion of the quick disconnect fitting works exactly as planned an expected.
1173894
The male end is a factory or machine permanent connection. It's an excellent, stable and sturdy connection. The female quick connector is loose in the package so you can attached it to your propane or natural gas source. Happy Day!
1173895
Hi, it worked great, no problems. Used this almost every day during winter months.
1173896
the hose actually has the male quick connect coupling already attached on one end. The opposite end is designed for a flare fitting you can attach a male or female cupping with a threaded coupling specifically designed to go from threads to a flair fitting.
113215
The hose has 3/8 male on both ends (1 fixed and 1 swivel) with a male and female quick disconnect, connected to each end
341804
It's actually quite easy, assuming you buy the correct fitting. I.E. male / female. You simply cut the end of the existing hose fitting, slip the collar onto the hose, and screw the collar onto the end of the fitting which you put into the hose end. This provides a quick disconnect fitting which I have never found to leak, and I have many on my yard sprinkler distribution system. It greatly improves the ability to take down the system in the cold Northeastern winters, and saves on hose replacement.
2117307
The coupling is intended to be fixed to the end of your hose (3/4") to connect to a nozzle (also 3/4"). I'm not sure why you would want a quick release at the faucet? Are you wanting to remove the hose every time you use it? Somehow I'm thinking there would be a better gimmik to do that...
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.
631274
it is in all how you put it together switch the hose around one has a longer connector it drops in to the slot
910846
Currently there is a plastic filter that connects to the unit and a plastic connector that goes on to the supply hose. Together they are a quick connect/disconnect pair. Both are supplied and you do not need another piece. However, if one of them were to break, then you will need a brass female - female fitting to connect to the male receptacle on the unit and the male end of the water supply hose.
1438
As others have mentioned, the quick connect fitting on the hose has a sleeve that you pull back (towards the hose) as you slide the fitting onto the male quick connect on your heater. Make sure you slide it all the way onto that fitting until the sleeve snaps back into place. THEN, PULL ON THE HOSE END TO BE SURE IT IS FIRMLY ATTACHED !!! When it is firmly attached, it will NOT pull off unless you again slide the sleeve of the fitting back towards the hose. That's how you remove it. With the gas turned off, slide the sleeve back and pull the fitting off of the one on the heater.
1173395
22mm quick connects are specified on the hose I bought. The hose is a great value, but make sure you look at the detailed specs for the hose you order to get the right fittings.
345601
Standard hose. Just screw on the quick disconnect fitting that is supplied with the machine.
1877533
The female side of the quick disconnect has a manual shut off valve , and auto shuts off when disconnected from line. the auto shut off operates much like a valve on a tire stem. The male side would be conntected to the appliance you intend to use the female side should connect to propane feed line side.
324590
Yes it is quick connect and disconnect. There is also a screw to keep it in place if u want it for a more permanent placement.
1795012
The quick disconnedt is 3/8" female npt. The hose is a 3/8" flare fitting and of course a quick disconnedt on the other end.
1156718
Yes, the orange and black quick connect in the image screws onto a regular hose fitting.
57418
The hose and tip disconnect by way of a button, if that is what you are asking.
113216
Mine had one of each, with quick connect fitting already installed. However they were installed so poorly that they leaked, and I had to take them off, apply new Teflon tape, and put them back on. Now they work fine.
1380364
It is the male portion for a standard hose. I can't tell you exact dimensions except that you can hook together hoses with it.