Leak in fairly new Baileys Chief 3 spool valve

   / Leak in fairly new Baileys Chief 3 spool valve
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triple/quadruple database error!
 
   / Leak in fairly new Baileys Chief 3 spool valve
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triple/quadruple database error!
 
   / Leak in fairly new Baileys Chief 3 spool valve
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triple/quadruple database error!
 
   / Leak in fairly new Baileys Chief 3 spool valve
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triple/quadruple database error!
 
   / Leak in fairly new Baileys Chief 3 spool valve
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triple/quadruple database error!
 
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Looks about right. Just get the right hose length for the T port to the manifold.

Whatever you need to remove the pipe fitting.

Looks as though they got a hose with -10 JIC ends, and needed a way to adapt it to -08 at the manifold. And thats all they could come up with.

Depends on how bad the hose is damaged/kinked, and if within budget, just get a new hose to replace that one with -08 ends instead of -10 (just like you are going to do for the tank hose)

And get a second -10 ORB x -08JIC 90* fitting to install at the valve.

(basically make both hoses going to the manifold block the same)

So I'd get 2 hoses with -08 ends (whatever length needed probably closer to 3')
2 of the 90* fittings for the valve that go down to -08
1 tee.
 
   / Leak in fairly new Baileys Chief 3 spool valve #27  
This sundat morning database error for the last 3 weeks in a row makes it a PITA to help a guy out:mur:
 
   / Leak in fairly new Baileys Chief 3 spool valve
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Looks about right. Just get the right hose length for the T port to the manifold.

Whatever you need to remove the pipe fitting.

Looks as though they got a hose with -10 JIC ends, and needed a way to adapt it to -08 at the manifold. And thats all they could come up with.

Depends on how bad the hose is damaged/kinked, and if within budget, just get a new hose to replace that one with -08 ends instead of -10 (just like you are going to do for the tank hose)

And get a second -10 ORB x -08JIC 90* fitting to install at the valve.

(basically make both hoses going to the manifold block the same)

So I'd get 2 hoses with -08 ends (whatever length needed probably closer to 3')
2 of the 90* fittings for the valve that go down to -08
1 tee.

Pipe fitting is out as is the "P" hose. Which is only about 6' or so. So now the BOM for the Tank hose reflects that now, with -8 fittings. The "P" hose is fine, so I'll stick with it. All hoses are NPT male (what a PIA).

And I did confirm that the tractor hydro block has -8 fittings (nut size = 7/8") and the main port sizes on the valve are -10 (1" nut size). The working port hoses are all -8.
 
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Replying now to see if this stops showing up as an unread thread and to see if I can actually view page 3 now
 
   / Leak in fairly new Baileys Chief 3 spool valve #30  
^^^that didn't work

But this post did ironically:mur:
 

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