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John Myers
Posts: 73
Location: United States Occupation: Age: 97 |
#1 2009-11-27 15:05 |
Has anyone out there had any experience with using a good grade of compressed air quick attachment fittings for use as propane fittings after the gas has been reduced to a lower pressure on the out side of the regulator?
I am considering this so as to be able to use one tank and regulator for three applications. The fittings would be in use only when the forge was working. It WOULD NOT be a storage or continued use. The Propane would be turned off at both the tank and the regulator between uses. The pressure would be 0nly 8 to 10 pounds. No "IMPORT" fittings would be used. I am thinking that it would be practical. Any comments? |
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Ben Bradshaw
Posts: 10
Location: United States Occupation: Age: 54 |
#2 2009-11-27 21:08 |
John, there are special quick disconnects made for propane, DO NOT use compressed air fittings. Call Michael Dillon, he just installed a couple in his new shop, he will know where to get them.
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John Myers
Posts: 73
Location: United States Occupation: Age: 97 |
#3 2009-11-28 18:25 |
Thank you Ben. I had heard that they were available and would rather use them for safety, but had not had any luck in finding them. I know where tp find Michael.
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