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Trade: home builder carpenter Central Alabama
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: valley grande, al
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Quick Couplers
What quick couplers and male ends do you guys use on air hoses and guns? I can only get one house out of the ones i buy before they start leaking and eventually blow off. The female hose end usually out last the male ends even though 5 different nail and staple guns use the one hose.
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Re: Quick Couplers
I just buy the most expensive ones that Lowes carries. They usually cost 97 cents or so. For female, I get the universal connectors, as I feel they seal better.
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Trade: home builder carpenter Central Alabama
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: valley grande, al
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Re: Quick Couplers
thats about what i do to. the last set came from marvins. It was 4 male ends and one quick coupler for 8-10 dollars. The coupler seems fine but the male ends have visable wear. Just thought somebody found something better. Almost nothing annoys me more than a
leaking air hose. Not to mention the compressor always running. Thanks. |
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