[LoW_1]

OK I was wondering, could I use the quick disconnect style fittings on my valves? Because if I need to remove my bed I have to disconnect my air lines and cut them, so everytime I do it my air line gets shorter, so I was thinking about using the air quick disconnect, I dont know the pressure rating, but I think it would make things alot easier.:twiggss:

 

[SlammedDime]

Why not just get PTC fittings??

 

[SlammedDime]

Better yet... get a bulkhead PTC union and screw that into the bed. Will look cleaner too.

 

[LoW_1]

From what I understood even with PTC you still have to cut the line whenever you connect and disconnect it, right?

 

[98sdime]

NOPE

 

[onelophkr]

I have all DOT parker fittings. They are quick disconnect they work great....I wouldn't use anything else...

 

[SlammedDime]

I have all DOT parker fittings. They are quick disconnect they work great....I wouldn't use anything else...

in other words... PTC fittings.

 

[justinduke]

where can I see a pic of a PTC fitting?

 

[SlammedDime]

where can I see a pic of a PTC fitting?

 

[orangesonoma]

how offen to you plan to take off your bed?? like every week...
i would use ptc fittings...slammedime know whats hes talking about...


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[buckwheat]

are u talking about the quick connect fitting,s u use on like an air gun.because those leak all the time i have the dot ptc fittings thay are the shit because there reuseable that is y thay cost so dam much.

 

[clean n low]

Put your tank under your bed, problem solved and no new fittings required.

 

[anotherblacks10]

sorry to whore but can i use PTC fittings with 1/2" line? I've heard that it's not that air-tight with line bigger than 3/8"? Just wondering.

 

[daves got bags]

i have ptc's and 1/2" line, and i dont have any leaks, never have

 

[onelophkr]

The fittings that I have are solid brass no plastic at all...