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hi all,
simple question really but does anyone know if you can use a 22mm compression coupling on the old imperial pipe?

i know i can get metric to imperial (22mm x 3/4") couplings in end feed but i cant use one of these fittings on this bit. or can u get these in compression versions?

J
 
You could use the standard 22mm compression coupling with a imperial olive for the imperial pipe side..
 
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