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    Does anyone know what type of air fitting I'd need to get to hook up an air hose in the north garages? I have a shit ton of air tools and It'd be nice to be able to use them if needed. Plus filling my tires would be nice.

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    Re: Air in the garage

    They are a standard female quick release. Pretty sure it's 1/4 " standard. My non-industrial air hoses work.

    You need to bring you own hose. The air is your basic hard line drops with a female quick release. I suggest a 25' to easily reach your whole garage. Garage 1 North and the scales bay in center have hoses to fill tires.

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    Chris, I love you.

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    I'm glad we're neighbors

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    Re: Air in the garage

    1/4 standard, not familiar with that size, but I'll see what I can find. I have a 50' air hose, so that'll cover garages 9, 10 and 11. The cordless tools are cool, but much too quiet.

    And I love all my garage mates and neighbors!

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    The same size that's on your tools. If your hose came with the fittings on it, that size.

    I'm pretty sure they're 1/4". When I need to buy more, I just grab them since I know 'em by sight. They could be 1/2" but 1/4" sticks in my aging brain.

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    This is getting to be like somebody's first camping trip. Bring matches.

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    Worst case, I'll have my hand held compressor handy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by palanon
    The same size that's on your tools. If your hose came with the fittings on it, that size.

    I'm pretty sure they're 1/4". When I need to buy more, I just grab them since I know 'em by sight. They could be 1/2" but 1/4" sticks in my aging brain.
    Ummm, none of my air tools came with fittings. I've always been supplied them from my work. I just got here(the track) and brought 4 different style fittings. None of them work. I'll just ask someone who has an air hose connected.

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    Ummm, none of my air tools came with fittings. I've always been supplied them from my work. I just got here(the track) and brought 4 different style fittings. None of them work. I'll just ask someone who has an air hose connected.
    Is the Valve on?

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    Chris I have a spare fitting I will give you on friday. You suck at air!

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    Re: Air in the garage

    1/4"standard Industrial Air Tool Fitting

    I don't use a ton of air tools but it's the only quick connect I've ever seen or used anywhere.

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    Yes the valve is on.

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    Re: Air in the garage

    this is the common one i think...



    http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/...3+90401+524401

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    Quote Originally Posted by drop View Post
    Common house hold, not common to industrial, like body shops, mechanics, etc. Every time I need to borrow a tool I don't have,
    I have to change the adapter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sheppo View Post
    Common house hold, not common to industrial, like body shops, mechanics, etc. Every time I need to borrow a tool I don't have,
    I have to change the adapter.
    ah, gotcha. they misled me with the description:

    Husky 1/4 In. NPTF, Industrial Plug, 1/4 In.
    those tricky home depot bastards, deceiving people into buying $1.50 hose fittings that don't work.

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    Quote Originally Posted by drop View Post
    ah, gotcha. they misled me with the description:



    those tricky home depot bastards, deceiving people into buying $1.50 hose fittings that don't work.
    They work GREAT if your house is plumbed for them. The issue is there seems to be no standard and everyones are different. It sucks.

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