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Schedule 40 it is!
A union has two components. The male side has a rubber gasket and the female side is a "swivel". When a union is used with a manifold, the purpose is to allow removal of the manifold in order to do maintenance. Which side of the union should be attached to the manifold - male or female? |
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Female on the mainifold I would guess..
spinning the valve is eaiser right>? Its how Dura makes theirs.. I wish I started using more of them... |
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Eddie is prolly right, but I don't know that it matters, as long as you don't lose the "O" ring.
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I took after my boss and started using angle valves, particularly the Hunter PGVs, threaded of course and used 1" x 6" sch.80 nipples cut in half, each valve set with its own Texas Econo box. Id rather pull a single box to fix a valve then to pull a standard or worse yet a jumbo. Ive already had to rebuild two 4 valve manifolds because there was no room when a fitting cracked on a manifold.
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Best I ever did with "cramming"
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