Need Some Help w/ draining air out of Valve// have flatline tank...

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  • Lord_Whoopass
    Capt. of U.P. RAGE
    • Feb 2003
    • 813
    #1

    Need Some Help w/ draining air out of Valve// have flatline tank...

    Hi,
    I have a Flatline system and I can never seem to drain enough Air out of the line after I shut the air on my flatline off to my Emag to get the Quick disconnect to pop... Anyway I want to set up a drain on the line.... I thought of one way by putting a T coming off the valve w/ an on/off on the opposite side of the T than the Input air and when you would shut off your input air (turn flatline off) then all you would have to do is open the other end of the T and drain out the air... But I have never been able to find a T piece in 1/8 threading... If anyone Knows where I could get one I would be most appreciative...
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    • ChucktheMAGician
      Back at it
      • Oct 2002
      • 1855
      #2
      A slide check would do the same job, be easier to find, and may even cost less in the long run
      Feedback from: AO,PBN

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        • Aegis
          To old for this
          • Dec 2002
          • 596
          #3
          I have the same issue, and would like to get away from using a Proconnect. Cooper-T makes a little gizmo that might do the trick - I just ordered one:



          Lousy pic, but it is threaded 1/8NPT and has an oring seal inside it. Turning the knob on the end will vent pressure. Also ordered a t fitting. We'll see how it works.
          my feedback thread

          It's EEEE-gis:

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            • Lord_Whoopass
              Capt. of U.P. RAGE
              • Feb 2003
              • 813
              #4
              where did you find the T fitting? Cuz I would like to order one...
              And I know slide checks work but my little problem is that I have knocked it open several times sliding into bunkers and had to take it off cuz I was dropping alot of air outta my tank every time I accidently hit it open... The on/off would be up by my valve and would have a harder time accidentally hitting it open and would be quicker to shut off if it did...
              CLICK TO AIM ME!!!

              "If you can't stand the RAGE, get the hell out of the CAGE"

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                • MSB304
                  Registered User
                  • Nov 2003
                  • 15
                  #5
                  Palmer Pursuit has the fittings, and also a bleed off... http://www.palmer-pursuit.com/CATALOG/fittings.htm
                  MY ARSENAL

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