Pipe Sealants


Tonight I'll try to disassemble, clean, apply Permatex #14 Thread Sealant w/PTFE to all joints, and reconnect all of the newly added hydraulic lines on the feed truck. That's the one on the blue card.
The Pnuematic/Hydraulic Sealant looks like its more of a liquid, which would probably work better on smaller high pressure hydraulic lines than the #14 paste. I think the #14 paste should work better on the pipe threads that I'm dealing with.
Thanks again for the great technical discussion.
2 Comments:
At least it cooled off outside and you don't have to work while the heat index is hovering around 115 or so. That is just nothing but miserable and more than a little dangerous.
I was cutting the grass and broke the riding mower and got too hot working on it in the heat of the day and didn't feel right for a week after. Still having headaches.
No doubt - the cool temperatures are a real blessing. After it rained 4 inches and then having a heat index of 100+ was nothing but miserable.
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