Reply to "Fuel Tank Drain Plug Size"

panteradougMember

Yup, you found more.

As I read them (sometimes I am semi-literate), the first one is just plugs.

Parker shows an adaptor but does not indicate the metric thread is a tapered thread.

I live near the NYC retail/distributor for Parker/Weatherhead.

Metric fittings, regardless of if they are in the catalog or not, are not available.

I can't find someone to buy them from to try anything. Everything is a BFD with this thing.

Taping to NPT looks like the simplest fitting by far. Even if I just want to plug the drain back up, I can plug it with a 3/4NPT.

3/28/075:25 AM

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