LF 3/8" MPT - 1/4" MFL fittings

[RubberToe]

Hi all, I'm on the lookout for two 3/8" MPT to 1/4" MFL adapters for my hop randall. Either stainless or brass. Home Depot has a lot of fittings like this but not this one. Any leads? I don't think I've seen flare fittings at Crane either.

[AllanMar]

We got a lot of stuff from ttl supply in burnside

[GuingesRock]

You can have my Randall if you want it. Probably more fun to make your own though.

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[RubberToe]

You can have my Randall if you want it. Probably more fun to make your own though.

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Thanks for the offer but I did make one.

I'm just changing up the fittings so I can swap it out easier using flare / barb swivel adapters on the lines.

On a related note, fresh pineapple on sale for 97 cents each at Gateway meats in Dartmouth. Going to put the APA through it this weekend probably.

[RubberToe]

We got a lot of stuff from ttl supply in burnside

Hmm, I might have to drop in there again but the last time I left empty handed.

[mr x]

what is MFL?

[chalmers]

Male Flared Fitting

http://www.midwestsupplies.com/1-4-mfl-to-1-4-mfl.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[mr x]

Those are used a lot for hydraulics and HVAC, might find some around the city. I'll ask our HVAC guy tomorrow. Keep in mind, those fittings come with different angle on the flare.

[RubberToe]

Male Flared Fitting

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I happen to have one of those to connect my lines when I remove the randall from the system. I'm actually using it on my Hefeweizen with now for a super long line serving at high pressure to keep the CO2 volumes up.

[AllanMar]

The beer flare fittings are usually 37deg from what I recall. How many do you need, i'll have a look around.

[RubberToe]

Just two.

Sent from the brew timer.

[kberry]

Check out Parsons Hydraulics.