Does the female portion of this item have FINE treads and the male portion to hook the hose to should be normal hose threads ?
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Both sets are hose threads. It installs like a mini extension of the hose bib. Unscrew the hose and then screw on the breaker and then screw the hose back on. Don't use thread tape on the hose bib as it might interfere with the release of pressure.
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Hose threads both ends. Female end is to hook onto a hose bib with hose threads. Male end is to hook a hose to. Thus, both ends are 3/4" Hose Thread, one male, one female. Flow is only in one direction, into the female end, out the male end.
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Look like you already got a couple of answers and I agree with them. This just connects as part of the hose to give you backflow protection but the threads are all the same as the hose threads.
1412699
Both are standard garden hose threads. (MHT Male hose thread)(FHT Female hose thread)
101088
I assume so. The connection is a typical one. the hose material is light and probably floats, but that shouldn't matter?
450389
Yes, one end has a male thread and the other has a female thread.Buzzard Gulch Inc.
2055211
Define "fine". They are the same thread spacing as the male ends - they can be daisy chained into each other. I don't know if there is a "standard plumbing thread", but it fits the bill for what I would consider standard hose threads. I used these on a washing machine and on an outdoor hose.
782768
The fitting at the bottom of the handle is a female 1/4" NPT. A common air chuck fitting or air hose with 1/4" NPT male threads will fit there.
461051
Steve. Upon close inspection, I would have to say no. The real problem with be with the hose end connections. They are both two part connectors. The outer portion is threaded and is female. Then you have the inner portion that has an "O" ring and is a male. I just don't see changing it out unless you were to keep the hose ends. The hose is about 3/8" diameter so I can foresee way too many problems trying to accomplish your task.
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The hose comes with 1/4 male threaded on both ends so you' need to buy quick release couple or female adapterdepending on what comes off the compressor ...
1734100
Yes that is how it is designed. One end is a male connector, the other female, both are standard garden hose connectors.
878851
Yes. Threads fit my previous tank hose. Use or order gage for this manifold.
1109389
I was able to find a female to female hose connector with a swivel at Lowe's easily. Check the plumbing/garden department...it was straightforward. I think the thread pitch is that of a hose and not of usual NPT threads for PVC. Good luck!
246047
It has a right handed thread which should screw into the female end of the LP hose just fine.
177417
It is a standard fit for the hoses that go to the air compressors. The nail gun has a male end which goes into the hose's snap-on female end.
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My pole came with a threaded male/male adapter that you can put in place of the quick connect coupler that comes onto the pole by default. My washer's hose also has a 3/8 female threaded connection and i was able to connect it just fine after replacing the coupler.
2224568
Yes- typically the compressor has a female fitting and the accessory has a male connector, so the hose would necessarily have a female fitting on one end and a male fitting on the other.
424028
That's what I use mine for. Works great as long as you have clearance for the knobs that stick out on the sides of the female end of the hose (to help grip the fastener). The picture on Amazon doesn't show the female end that came on mine.
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Male Outlet thread is standard hose thread. Problem is the female end will only thread onto an Arrowhead freeze spigot on the house.
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Hose has the normal screw on attachment. No different from other hoses, except it really doesn't kink!!!