Because555
New Member
Runs great but previous owner replaced only half the hoses and now the rest are very due. I wanted to order them online as where I live mobile trucks are very pricey. Can anyone identify this fitting? Thank you in advance.
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555 fitting identification please
- Thread starter Because555
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It looks like JIC from here, but don't trust my eyes. You need a thread pitch gauge from a tap and die set, and a caliper, and then look it up somewhere like here:
http://www.discounthydraulichose.com/Fitting_Identification_Guide_p/id-guide.htm
(free download)
Or if you bring the hoses someplace, they'd be pretty close to the price of online usually.
http://www.discounthydraulichose.com/Fitting_Identification_Guide_p/id-guide.htm
(free download)
Or if you bring the hoses someplace, they'd be pretty close to the price of online usually.
Because555
New Member
Thank you. Is there a certain type of wrench set that makes getting the rest off easy? I don't mind hard work but my auto wrenches were a nightmare to use in that bundle of hoses.
hosspuller
Senior Member
A crowfoot flare nut wrench is just the thing for use on a valve bank.
DB2
Senior Member
Also a good set of 4 way angle wrenches. Get ones that have 4 different angles though. Snap on although pricey are some of the best.