How to connect it to regular Hose with Gauge?
1891106
There is no core. Instead you use that screw in the middle as a piercing valve.Anyway, if you're talking about an automotive R134 hose, you can get the "R12 to R134 adapter" at most auto parts stores, or here on Amazon. Throw away the cap and replace with that adapter that fits your hose. (There's a high side that won't fit and a low side that will) It has its own Schrader valve.WARNING: DO NOT think that just because your appliance is R134, you just charge to 35 or 50 PSI. Some appliances run at 2 to 5 PSI. Too much and it won't cool.
1891107
There is no core. Instead you use that screw in the middle as a piercing valve. Anyway, if you're talking about an automotive R134 hose, you can get the "R12 to R134 adapter" at most auto parts stores, or here on Amazon. Throw away the cap and replace with that adapter that fits your hose. (There's a high side that won't fit and a low side that will) It has its own Schrader valve. WARNING: DO NOT think that just because your appliance is R134, you just charge to 35 or 50 PSI. Some appliances run at 2 to 5 PSI. Too much and it won't cool.
1891108
Tap has standard refrigeration flare fitting (with male thread) that hoses from gauge set will attach to. Unscrew tapered cover from fitting, and screw female nut over fitting until hand tight (usually gauge set hoses have rubber inserts which seal with hand tightness only. This is the same type of connection, and mates the same way as those on tanks of refrigerant.
334493
Not sure. This gauge/hose set-up can only be used with a refrigerant can that has a push down valve/button on top of the can.
1448809
I bought a piece of flex hose and an adapter that is used to connect RVs to the sewer at campgrounds. Got it at Home Depot. There was a hose connector and hose. I sliipped the connector over the end of my blower and used a single piece of duct tape. Works incredibly well. Without having flex this device is useless
1434772
This hose is designed to use the quick-connect low pressure piping outlet past the propane tank connections. You may need to go to a RV shop and piece together some kind of adapters for your need.
1023351
Take the AP-20 and a small piece of the hose you want to use. Take it to the local hardware store and let them figure it out for you.....
892661
Yes it hooks up to a standard garden hose. We used it to blow out our camper lines. Worked great.
654448
Slotted where jam bolt is. Slides over tank handle area and you tighten jam bolt. Then connect hose
1239522
At the valve/pressure gauge end there is a 1/2 inch diameter gray ring about 1/2 an inch long. This is the bit that is held fairly tightly into the black plastic tube. Hold the black tube in your left hand and pull on the valve/gauge with the other hand. A slight anticlockwise twist seems to help
480647
If the brass connector has a nub on the end like mine I cut the hose pushed the hose over the nub and used a small screw clamp to connect the hose to the brass connector works fine . Hope this helps Jim
1193323
It works like a quick connect on a standard air hose. You pull the collar back, slide it on and the let the collar slide forward which makes the connection to the male part of the quick connect. I hope that helps.
446940
Just like any other hose, it is not different, just twist it on. I hope this helps Aida
685969
It does not have a pipe thread fitting. A plastic hose just plugs onto the gauge. It is a barbed hose fitting.
1434775
First you will need a quick change male adapter that fits the female end of the hose. I went to Lowe's and bought a second adapter to fit the between the quick change adapter and female threaded tee. You may or may not need the second piece. I took the parts to the store and they were helpful finding what would work. Any hardware store that carries brass fittings should be able to help. Be sure to tape the joints with teflon tape to avoid leaks. Good luck.
1192096
you don't. I used a pool type flex hose and clamp. The hose is bad; their hose is too short and drains on your feet. Easy to fix with a 5 foot length of pool hose.
1778587
You'll need a 1/4" coupler to connect to 1/4" hose and accessories. Hoses come in several lengths and qualities depending on the type of job you're using this for. I use my compressor for blowing out dust from electronic equipment, airing up tires and other very minor jobs and an inexpensive plastic coil hose has worked fine. I also purchased a lower end 1/4" accessory kit, which came with the coupler for the same reasons.
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You don't need a regulator or gauge - the compressor has them built in. Get a 1/4" x 25' flexible hose and a quick release connector kit. Amazon has a kit that has everything in it for like $10.00 Henry@winko1.com if you need help with anything else. Henry.
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The regular bbq propane tank sits on the back and connects withe a normal screw on hose. Very straightforward.