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1/4" ID vs 3/8" ID
Would it be possible to fit 1/4" ID tubing onto a 3/8" fitting or is it too much of a difference for it to not fit WITHOUT a seperate fitting..?
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id think you need a fitting because even with a good pipe clamp the would be a wrinkle or a gap at the joint
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03-11-06
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It might depend on the tubing--maybe others have had experience?
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sry read it backwards you might but make sure it dosent split the hose...
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Folding Fanatic
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Even if you could stretch it that far, it would be unwise. The most likely result is eventual failure and a massive leak.
__________________a reducer fitting would be around $1 or less at any plumbing supply or hardware store......
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