Screw in schrader valve

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jmadden91 wrote:@FORE!!! - Where did you get it mate?
unfortunatly the guy i was talking to on the phone was a bit of a yes man (junior) and didnt know what i was talking about, later on that day after posting the above message i decided to take a walk down to the shop, he recognised my voice and cam running out from the back of the shop
to show me this....

yes it fits a shrader valve, yes it has 1/4" threads ,but no its not a shrader valve... :roll: IDIOT :(


so i guess its back to the drawing board for me and you.. :cry:
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Dude how the hell could you confuse tht with a schrader.. those things are used in small pressure gauges used to measure the pressure in car tires... most have aluminum or stainless steel on top but your was just brass.... a schrader has male threads on both sides.... :shock:
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theBOOM wrote:Dude how the hell could you confuse tht with a schrader.. those things are used in small pressure gauges used to measure the pressure in car tires... most have aluminum or stainless steel on top but your was just brass.... a schrader has male threads on both sides.... :shock:

Easy. This is a tire chuck. It's used to FILL schrader valves. The mistake was quite understandable.

AGAIN: McMaster Part# 8063K38

This is a pointless thread if you ask me. It's a simple thing to find, really.
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theBOOM wrote:Dude how the hell could you confuse tht with a schrader.. those things are used in small pressure gauges used to measure the pressure in car tires... most have aluminum or stainless steel on top but your was just brass.... a schrader has male threads on both sides.... :shock:
lol are you assuming that ive mistaken this for a shrader??
or is that a rhetorical question?

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if its such an easy thing to find maybe you could help fellow australians
find it, i dont fancy paying $10 for it to be shipped over from america, how about an australian store????
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FORE!!!! wrote: if its such an easy thing to find maybe you could help fellow australians
find it, i dont fancy paying $10 for it to be shipped over from america, how about an australian store????
Try visting your local tire store.

If you absolutely postively must have 1/4" NPT they probably won't have it. If you just need a threaded Schrader they will have that. It'll cost a buck or two US.

For an NPT threaded one you'll probably need to find a hardware store with a decent compressor section.
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FORE!!!! wrote:@ pvc arsenel

if its such an easy thing to find maybe you could help fellow australians
find it, i dont fancy paying $10 for it to be shipped over from america, how about an australian store????
Ah you're Australian. I apologize. I'll see what I can find.
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i found them at menards. The were about $4. hey had 1/4" and 1/8". They were in plumbing near well pumps. They came with a metal screw on cap with an o ring in the cap. It apears to be made of nickle plated brass. It was made by a company called water source.
www.watersourceusa.com
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