Hyd hose ends
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kennyd
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BSPP fittings have parallel threads, while BSPT have tapered threads.
British Standard Pipe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
No clue on that other one, never seen that before.
British Standard Pipe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
No clue on that other one, never seen that before.
banjodunn
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G'day you beat me to it Kenny it looks like BSPP to me if your hyd shop doesn't have bspp a bspt fitting should tighten up on your fitting, don't know the other end but at work we have what we call lifesavers which is a hose barb end that can be welded onto your orig fitting gets us out of trouble with odd fittings like that also is that T piece off your loader ? It looks like a normal plumbing fitting you should change it for a hyd one as they are not rated for hyd pressures.
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Leejohn
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The other end looks like some kind of coulper.
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Those look like the ends on the hose I had to replace on my NH last week. NAPA had them in stock and made the replacement hose for me in about 5 minutes.
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ch1ch2
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Alright, I guess I have BSPP on the one end. The T was off the IH. It fit. It was just for reference. It has been upgraded to a Hyd manifold with JIC fittings.
I checked with NAPA and they did not have them. I hope it was just that store. I will continue to check NAPA. Now that I know what it is I can call around.
The "other end" Well? Maybe when I find a NAPA that has the BSPP It will have the other end. If so, I will get the name and post it here.
There is one of the other hoses on the the tractor that has been welded. I guess that is one of the those "lifesavers"
Thanks guys You all have been a lot of help.
I checked with NAPA and they did not have them. I hope it was just that store. I will continue to check NAPA. Now that I know what it is I can call around.
The "other end" Well? Maybe when I find a NAPA that has the BSPP It will have the other end. If so, I will get the name and post it here.
There is one of the other hoses on the the tractor that has been welded. I guess that is one of the those "lifesavers"
Thanks guys You all have been a lot of help.
OP
ch1ch2
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The good news.
Napa did not have the fittings but they referred me to a hyd shop whom also did not have them but were able to make fittings using the old fittings. They put new JIC ends on the ends. Now I can attached a hose with JIC fittings.
Napa did not have the fittings but they referred me to a hyd shop whom also did not have them but were able to make fittings using the old fittings. They put new JIC ends on the ends. Now I can attached a hose with JIC fittings.
