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sterlingMarineService
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A lot of people use hydraulic QD's.
It's supposed to leak?!
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fppf
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Ok, and a lot of Lemmings jump off a cliff at the same time too, does not mean its the correct thing to do.
I would talk to a local Parker distributer. They should be able to help you pick fittings that are made for what your using them for. Both in pressure range, flow rates, and service media. Also make sure all parts are stainless so you don't end up with a ball of rust hanging on a hose.
Are you looking for something for high pressure or low pressure?
I would talk to a local Parker distributer. They should be able to help you pick fittings that are made for what your using them for. Both in pressure range, flow rates, and service media. Also make sure all parts are stainless so you don't end up with a ball of rust hanging on a hose.
Are you looking for something for high pressure or low pressure?
Around here everyone uses Hanson quick-connects. I have never seen on leak.
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sterlingMarineService
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I didn't say I would jump off a cliff? Isaid many people use hydraulic fittings and they work well. They are stainless amd don't leak
JKPAO
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Mud said it!
See you topside! John
See you topside! John
gregsale
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hell no it not to leek!!! thats ur bail out. you will have a big problem if u contine to dive ****ty gear
scubasteve44
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Were they leaking from the fitting or from the crimping at the hose? If you have not found your hoses that don't leak we have them or will get you what you exactly what you want, no leaks. 440-439-3677 Buckeye Diving School.
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