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Could someone tell me the source for this product? The ones I have came out of the trash cans at the races.

Thanks!

The ones I use most are Robart. I believe they're intended as air fittings. Problem is, I'm not sure what size - they make two or three different sizes.

I've also gotten them from McMaster-Carr.

Maybe someone else will chime in and tell the size.

Tim Lampe

Robart P/N 222
1/8" L Fitting

McMaster Carr has the ones in the picture, they have others as well. I believe the one in the picture is 5121K902

They also have them for 1/8" tubing as well. I have shown the 3/32" version which is what I use.

https://www.mcmaster.com/barbed-90-degr ... e-id~3-32/



DK

Thanks Guys!

DK gets the award for the most thorough answer with Craig Korsen a very close second.

Tim

I would like to know the source for the plastic tear-drop fitting that slides over your fuel line and is used to pinch off the fuel prior to the motor. I used to buy them from HobbyKing but they are no longer available. Anyone have a clue where to find those little things. They are very handy and hard to find at the scene of the crash! I could use about a dozen of them.

Randy

Mike Langlois has been known to make them in the past. Made out of aluminum not plastic. I don't know if he has any right now. Dean

Randy, the last ones I got were from Allen Booth that makes Mastertach. His info is in the back of the newsletters. If he can’t help you, I have a handful and can send you some

Perfect. Thanks Craig. I'll try Allen Booth first.

Randy

Contact Allen Booth. For the shut off’s.
rcflyer39@hotmail.com
He also has the cup and wire shutoff’s available used from servo to firewall.
Tom

Well,,,, This thread clearly falls short of my expectations!!!!

I was thinking the same thing pretty boring thread with title of nipples

Here's a nice pair!

I think that these "pinch offs" are actually medical supplies used for I.V. lines.