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The petcock is for attaching a tire inflation hose.
It is not for bleeding tanks, since there is no way to get the moisture
out if you bleed this high in the system.
Tom McHugh, New Jersey
52 M38A1
MVPA
On Wed, 08 Mar 2000 14:42:14 -0800 "Verne J. Valentine"
<thebear@seanet.com> writes:
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>Hello List,
>
>Please check out my thinking on this. I have a 1970 Kaiser-Jeep
>M35A2. On
>the passenger side, under the dash, there is an air bleed valve that
>has a
>pet cock open/close mechanism for draining the air system at the
>conclusion
>of the day. It appears to be threaded on the open side. I am
>thinking I
>could attach a brass fitting to those threads and then attach an air
>hose
>to that and use the vehicle's air system to inflate tires, etc.
>
>Would this work?
>
>Verne
>
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