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    M10 SAE Flare Line Nut for Unloader valve needed (solved)

    It's alive, fills and shuts off cycling seemingly normal. Except for the other leaks in the output line from switch to manifold. Apparently NPT fittings DO need thread sealant and to be screwed in all the way which makes the copper pipe too short now. Someone along the line put copper lines...
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    M10 SAE Flare Line Nut for Unloader valve needed (solved)

    I found a seemingly working solution for pretty cheap. I updated the end of the first post
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    M10 SAE Flare Line Nut for Unloader valve needed (solved)

    Well I'm really not concerned with most...I just need this specific situation solved. I do need the nut for the other end but that should be easier with a compression fitting.
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    M10 SAE Flare Line Nut for Unloader valve needed (solved)

    The first one seems to be an inverted flare which I think the pressure switch end is. That seems to be available most anywhere as a M10 unloader line or similar. But there isn't much for specs on em. Then there's only a nut on the 1 end. The 2nd seems to be similar to 1 I just found and listed...
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    M10 SAE Flare Line Nut for Unloader valve needed (solved)

    This seems like it might be right eh? M3-3 - 10mm x 1.0 Fine thread, female steel nut - SAE flare Then says use with the fitting shown below it. Which seems to be a union that matches what I have https://store.fedhillusa.com/m33.aspx
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    M10 SAE Flare Line Nut for Unloader valve needed (solved)

    I confirmed with a nut that it is M10-1.0 with the nut smoothly and consistently threading all the way on. It seems NPT is close but wouldn't be consistent being NPT. But now I need to find a flare nut
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    M10 SAE Flare Line Nut for Unloader valve needed (solved)

    Confirmed it's M10-1.0...but where can I find a flare nut
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    M10 SAE Flare Line Nut for Unloader valve needed (solved)

    No not really, I had considered using a die to change the outside threads. But AI says it would require downsizing it too much and high risk of rupture from repeated pressure and temp cycles.
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    M10 SAE Flare Line Nut for Unloader valve needed (solved)

    Yea I'm familiar enough with threads and pitches...just trying to find the right fitting. I found a reference that said that fitting is a 1/4" compression just kinda unusual style with a cone and it's 1/4" compression threads which are so close to M10 they're frequently mistaken.
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    M10 SAE Flare Line Nut for Unloader valve needed (solved)

    That is a last resort, I was hoping simple and cheap. Otherwise maybe a hydraulic shop has an adapter or nut
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    M10 SAE Flare Line Nut for Unloader valve needed (solved)

    Problem is finding a fitting that fits it...I have nothing for it. Can't seem to find an M10 flare anywhere. I'm gonna try to buy some M10 nuts and see if they fit right. Some info says it's an import valve sold in bulk to manufacturers. Not common otherwise, others say it's just standard 1/4"...
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    M10 SAE Flare Line Nut for Unloader valve needed (solved)

    I did indicate M10- flare nut doesn't seem to exist in the US. 1/4" flare is too big, 3/16" flare is too small. I tried an AI that says it's a compression fitting just not common used in US. But supposedly a 1/4" compression nut is nearly identical to M10 and often mistaken
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    M10 SAE Flare Line Nut for Unloader valve needed (solved)

    So it appears to be around an M10 flare. It's smaller than 1/4" flare but larger than 3/16" flare. The outside of threads measures 10.36mm. Update CONFIRMED: It's M10-1.0, by a nut that seemed to fit well. But now where to find an M10-1.0 SAE? flare nut It's on an ALL Power APC4005 Twin stack...
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    How strong is a rivnut???

    That's cool, didn't realize there was another style
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