My machine has a 3/8 quick connect. Will it be safe to use a reducer down to 1/4??
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I am guessing that the 3/8" provides optimal pnuematic volume. Last week I saw my neighbor doing his anual fall driveway and sidewalk pressure-washing. Wife and I were leaving for the weekend but I just couldn't let him waste his beer time. I stopped loading the car and went and got my Panasonic. I ended up having to let him use hose and wand, as his sprayer didn't have the quick connect tip. While driving away I knew I had helped him save hours. I saw him start over. Reducing the volume to 1/4" would limit it in my opinion. I do NOT know this for sure. The PSI is probably the most important spec. However, with pneunamics, volume does effect constant performance. Perhaps working slower will surfice for your needs.
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It's rated for washers up to 3300psi. If you have a 3.8 hose, then it sounds like you have a 4000psi washer.
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I am guessing that the 3/8" provides optimal pnuematic volume. Last week I saw my neighbor doing his anual fall driveway and sidewalk pressure-washing. Wife and I were leaving for the weekend but I just couldn't let him waste his beer time. I stopped loading the car and went and got my Panasonic. I ended up having to let him use hose and wand, as his sprayer didn't have the quick connect tip. While driving away I knew I had helped him save hours. I saw him start over. Reducing the volume to 1/4" would limit it in my opinion. I do NOT know this for sure. The PSI is probably the most important spec. However, with pneunamics, volume does effect constant performance. Perhaps working slower will surfice for your needs. I am guessing that the 3/8" provides optimal pnuematic volume. Last week I saw my neighbor doing his anual fall driveway and sidewalk pressure-washing. Wife and I were leaving for the weekend but I just couldn't let him waste his beer time. I stopped loading the car and went and got my Panasonic. I ended up having to let him use hose and wand, as his sprayer didn't have the quick connect tip. While driving away I knew I had helped him save hours. I saw him start over. Reducing the volume to 1/4" would limit it in my opinion. I do NOT know this for sure. The PSI is... » Read More I am guessing that the 3/8" provides optimal pnuematic volume. Last week I saw my neighbor doing his anual fall driveway and sidewalk pressure-washing. Wife and I were leaving for the weekend but I just couldn't let him waste his beer time. I stopped loading the car and went and got my Panasonic. I ended up having to let him use hose and wand, as his sprayer didn't have the quick connect tip. While driving away I knew I had helped him save hours. I saw him start over. Reducing the volume to 1/4" would limit it in my opinion. I do NOT know this for sure. The PSI is probably the most important spec. However, with pneunamics, volume does effect constant performance. Perhaps working slower will surfice for your needs. « Show Less
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I did. No problem. Just had to get push adapters to go from 1/4" to 3/8".Easy.
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The 1/2 inch is referring the the drive that the socket attaches to. As for the hose skip the 1/4 hose and fittings and use 3/8 filing and 1/2 hose. There is much more airflow and power to be had when using them.
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doubt there is a reducer from 1/4" collets to 6mm, you might find a 6mm collet in Europe that will fit the machine.
493202
4 gauge but I suggest buying 0 gauge with 4 gauge reducers to feed this beast
104651
Remove the original coupler Take a 1/2 inch reducer to 3/8 or 1/4 And start with standard valves and quik couplers
1893814
You can purchase a reducer coupling from Lowes. I when fom 8" down to 6" I also use a 6" tee so I can install two intake.
1965556
Yes no problem. But 2 1/4*85 will not work as suggested below, unless it has a small core. Be careful what you buy. But this will work.
27866
I use the 4" hose for my table saw and use a 2 1/2" reducer & hose for planer, router table, miter saw, etc.. Works great.
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These pumps usually have 3/4 pipe fittings. Don't see why you couldn't use a reducer. We circulate water from a wood burning furnace,constant even temp. Hope this helps, good luck
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Yes. no big deal... but you may need reducers depending on the size of pipe coming from well. and you may need adapters at the entrance and exit of the filter housing, but in any case you're looking at a few dollars at most. The best way to approach it is to see what size comes from well, what size and type (slip or screw type) you want going into the filter housing and get what you need to make the match.
511355
mine not quick connect. Used 3/8 tailpiece to 3/8 pipe fitting to heater.Connect with small spanner.
401856
Hi , this relay is designed for 1/4 and 1/3 compressors. The MFD IS lower at 280 -330 MFD
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No but you may want to check and see if they make a reducer adapter that you can use.
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Hello, Sorry, not quite understanding what your question is. Basically, this a 3 pc Pap92 brake with a reducer for 5/8 X .24 threads.
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I searced on Amazon for the the phrase "3/8 to 1/4 water connector" and came up with multiple results. I think what you are looking for is this product with ASIN # B008214L0Y. Here is the URL to the product.MettleAir 120-CB 3/8" NPT Female to 1/4" NPT Male Brass Pipe Adaptor/Adapter Straight Reducer/Reducing Coupling Male to FemaleIf this product is not what you are looking for, you can try going to your local hardware store like Home Depot or Lowes, and ask the people working there.
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3/8 should work fine, if you want more piece of mind, use the 1/2 cord. I am amazed at the strength of the 3/8 red cord.