QD Polarity for Grapple, etc.
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DieselBound
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Having the lines sexed differently also allows one to, if one has slack (not bulkheaded), connect the two lines up together to help keep them clean (out of the dirt- if one doesn't have and or use caps); also eliminates chances of dead-heading. Eliminates having a separate small piece of coupled hose for such purpose.
I ordered my NX with three sets of rear remotes, in which case I'll be running my third-function from the rear: have all the bits except some hose protection.
I am using this for NPT sealing:
Amazon.com: Loctite 37482 545 Pneumatic/Hydraulic Thread Sealant Bottle, 36-milliliter: Automotive
I ordered my NX with three sets of rear remotes, in which case I'll be running my third-function from the rear: have all the bits except some hose protection.
I am using this for NPT sealing:
Amazon.com: Loctite 37482 545 Pneumatic/Hydraulic Thread Sealant Bottle, 36-milliliter: Automotive
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My break-away QDs have saved me twice from certain damage. I'd never ever go without them on my 3rd function again. :2cents:
