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Old 06-13-2016, 12:46 PM
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A while back I ordered some Parker sm-251-4fp quick couplers to add front and rear ports to the 1211, I'd like to run 3/8 brake line from the spool to the couplers but I'm having a hard time finding adapters to hook the 3/8 line to the couplers. According to Parker the fittings are 1/4-18, is that the same as 1/4 npt? Can anybody point me in the right direction? Thanks.
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According to google 1/4" npt is 18 tpi and .540" o.d. I don't have any knowledge of how that corresponds to the parking fittings.

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I ordered some fitting from fastenal, hopefully they work.
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According to Parker, the Port Connection is: 1/4" - 18 Female NPSF.

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According to Parker, the Port Connection is: 1/4" - 18 Female NPSF.
According to what I've read npt male will seal fine in npsf female so the fittings I ordered should be fine, the fittings will be here Wednesday.
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I find this site has much hydraulic into.
http://www.hydraulicsdirect.com/Stee...ers-s/1514.htm
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Easy, 1/4" mip x jic6 male is what you need... go to surpluscenter.com
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http://www.surpluscenter.com/Hydraul...9-2404-6-4.axd


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Normal pipe threads are tapered, just make sure that the threaded fittings are not national pipe straight thread. The fittings may work but the tapered thread may not seal all to well into the straight.
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