Will the female connector have the pinchable quick release feature? As in the bottom three pictures.
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I would need to look. They sent me 10 of one kind not 5 pairs. I took the bag and dumped it in junk parts box. This seller is not looking at what they are shipping.
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By pinchable; you mean squeezing -with two fingers- the female connecter will release easily. First, it depends how large the finger, thumb are. With a normal set of fingers, and thumb, the answer is -yes. Yes they have an easy, quick, release.
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only the male connectors have two tines that snap into the female connector to secure the mating of the two connectors.
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It mounts with a knob tightened by hand on the opposite side from the picture so I would say yes it does have a quick release
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No, fittings are MIP or FIP and the quick connect male or quick connect female.
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Yes (note: it will only function if hooked up in the proper direction) I have mine on brass quick connectors .
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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.
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It should I'm pretty sure this same question has been asked before? Check the rest of Q&A..; The only thing in question is if the solution line/spray quick connect is the Same? *note this does come with both a male & female coupling..
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Yes. The handle is very short. If you want to hit a jacking point somewhere other than the pinch rails, it is too short.
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Sorry, but I don't use it in that configuration. Perhaps a female user would be better able to answer your question.
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It is a male end, yes it will fit into female connector with one square and one arch shaped hole
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Quick disconnects are not attached to this fitting. It has a female hose thread and a male hose thread.
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Yes, it works very well. The female connector is built into the end on the right in the picture. The lack of the rotating connector helps avoid leaks.
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No, the quick connect male/female is metal on metal. However, this hasn't leaked for me at all and I have these on several hose attachment. Isn't really necessary, is held in good.There is a rubber washer on the hose connection, which if it works its way loose is the one point that I've had some leakage.
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No, right hand thread. It went easily onto a normal pipe-thread. To be clear, we are talking about the female end of the Quick connector.
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The female quick connect has a female end that connects to 1/2" M.I.P..I do not see why you couldn't adapt the Propane tank to fit that with some adapters or reducers. Hope this helps. Also, I am not sure what size the Weber male quick connector is.
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Yes, although I haven't actually used the expansion links so can't speak to how easy they are to attach. The quick release works very well.
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Yes, the antenna can unscrewed and will connect with any SMA female type adapter.
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The Quick Connect fitting is 3/8" female NPT. The end opposite the Quick Connect is a 3/8" Flare. You will need an adapter to convert that to NPT.