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Hi Beany
Interesting.
I've got a Dart 556-6 but it doesn't have this inlet fitted. Must be either a FF option or aftermarket jobby. Do you still have the submersible pump inlet also or has it replaced that? If not, I presume it just connects to the normal inlet pipe in parallel, via a couple of one way valves to isolate the other inlet and a pressure restrictor.
Re your original question, as already said try a plumbers merchant. I often need unusual plumbing bits with weird threads. Ive used a small outlet that makes pneumatic hoses for about 10 years. Never failed to get what I want yet even though I need them for water.
Post last edited on 02/02/2017 22:18:36
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