Problem with Nitrogen tank hose connection to no loss valve

[cbacejr]

Can someone help with this?

I have a nitrogen tank hose that has a large fitting on the end.

The fitting seems to have a provision to depress the stem on a tire valve to allow filling.

The no loss valve has a standard tire valve inlet that is much too small to fitting pictured above.

Looks like I need to replace the valve stem type fitting on the right side of the Intercomp with a fitting that will connect to the hose.

Does anyone know what that is?

 

[John H]

That's a flare fitting, as the listing says. It's useless for you, buy one with the correct fitting or remove and replace the fitting on the regulator.

I replaces the fitting on the regulator with a QD for air hose.

 

[RushR.Rentals]

they sell adaptors for about 15$ .
with the adapter it will allow you to connect the no lose intercomp to your hose.

 

[cbacejr]

they sell adaptors for about 15$ .
with the adapter it will allow you to connect the no lose intercomp to your hose.

Do you know the item/part number/description of the adapter?

 

[RushR.Rentals]

off the top of my head NO I don't remember .
you unscrew the schrader valve from the intercomp measure to see the threads.
most likely it's 1/4 NTP with 1/4 flare.