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ing the Q.D. Socket (17).
5. Remove the assembled Hose Socket and
Supply Hose from the vise.
6. Apply a 2-inch open-end wrench across
the flats of the Hose Socket (14) to hold
the assembled hose and socket in place.
7. Start the tapered end of the Q.D. Socket
(17) into the Hose Socket. See Figure
11-15-A.
8. Apply a xxx-inch open-end wrench
across the flats of the Q.D. Socket (17),
and thread it into the Hose Socket (14).
See Figure 11-15-B.
The taper of the Q.D. Socket moves into
the Hose Socket and inside the Supply
Hose. As the larger end of the taper ex-
pands the Supply Hose and presses it
against the Hose Socket, the Supply
Hose is locked in place between the Q.D.
Socket and the Hose Socket.
9. Tighten the Q.D. Socket just enough to
secure the two sockets together and se-
cure the supply hose in the Hose Socket.
Overtightening can damage the hose
and it may pull apart under tension.
11.6.2. Attach Q.D. Plug to Whip Hose
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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.
1. With its larger internal bore (hose end)
facing up, clamp the Hose Socket (15) in
a vise, as shown in Figure 11-16.
NOTE
The threads on the hose side of the
Hose Socket are left hand threads.
Turn the hose:
·
Clockwise to loosen.
· Counterclockwise to tighten.
2. Thread one of the Whip Hose (13) ends
into the Hose Socket, turning the hose
A
LLIED 4000C Series Hole-Hog
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A
B
Q.D. Plug Hose Socket Whip Hose
Q.D. Plug taper locks
Whip Hose in Hose Socket
Figure 11-17. Thread Tapered End of Q.D.
Plug into Hose Socket.
Hose Socket
Whip Hose
Hose Socket has
left-hand threads.
Thread Whip Hose
counterclockwise
into the Hose Socket
Figure 11-16. Hose Socket and Hose in Vise.