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· If replacement is not required, DO
NOT remove the Roll Pin (11) from
the Valve Nut (12).
6. To remove the Valve Nut or either of the
Hose Sockets from their hoses (shown in
Figure 11-5), complete the following
procedure:
a. Clamp the hose in a vise with the at-
tached Hose Socket or Valve Nut
standing vertically above the jaws.
Refer to Figure 11-11.
NOTE
The threads on the hose side of the
Valve Nut and Hose Sockets are left
hand threads; turn nut or socket:
· Clockwise to loosen.
· Counterclockwise to tighten.
b. Grip the nut or socket with an open
end wrench:
·
Use a 2-3/8-inch open-end wrench
across the flats of the Valve Nut (12).
·
Use a 2-inch open-end wrench across
the flats of a Hose Socket (14).
c. Turn the Hose Socket or Valve Nut
clockwise to remove it from the hose.
7. After removing the Valve Nut or Hose
Socket (12 or 14) from Whip Hose (13),
discard the Whip Hose.
11.6 Assemble Whip Hose and Fittings
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WARNING
Always use Allied’s Whip Hose
Assembly (see parts list in Section
13.0) or equivalent: 100R2 hose.
Failure to use 100R2 hose could re-
sult in injury to personnel.
NOTE
Allied does not provide the supply
hose mentioned below. The connec-
tion instructions apply to typical
1.5-inch pneumatic supply hoses
(equivalent to 100R2 hose).
50
A
LLIED 4000 Series Hole-Hog
Hose Socket
Supply Hose
Hose Socket has
left-hand threads.
Thread Supply Hose
counterclockwise
into the Hose Socket
Figure 11-14. Hose Socket and Hose in Vise
Gasket Crossection
Install with Gasket
Groove Toward Socket
Figure 11-13. Install Gasket in Q.D. Socket.