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How would that work for ridgid ? I would do what infinity saidThese work https://linemen-tools.com/Dura_Line_20000245_Shur_Lock_II_Coupler_4_p/dur-20000245.htm
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For electrical conduit?
It actually mentions steel, but . . .How would that work for ridgid ?
Agreed; female adapters are stronger than male.I would do what infinity said
your probably right but I only see HDPE and pvcIt actually mentions steel, but . . .
Agreed; female adapters are stronger than male.
At the very bottom: "Excellent pull out strength on hdpe, PVC, FRP and steel"your probably right but I only see HDPE and pvc
Or a 2" RMC threadless coupling to a threaded offcut of 2" RMC to a 2" PVC female adapter, which avoids the issue.A 2" PVC female adapter and a 2" RMC threadless connector if you want to ignore straight/tapered thread nonsense.
That's just more steps for no good reason.Or a 2" RMC threadless coupling to a threaded offcut of 2" RMC to a 2" PVC female adapter, which avoids the issue.
Cheers, Wayne
It's one extra cut of the RMC (assuming you're starting with full sticks threaded on both ends), and the substitution of a threadless coupling for a threadless connector. Basically using the threadless coupling to create a custom length piece of RMC, and then the female adapter to change over to PVC.That's just more steps for no good reason.
How many do you have to do? You can get a 2" ratcheting hand threader from Harbor Freight for $80.Thanks everyone, forgot to mention this is going on an island off of Alaska, we cant get our pipe threader out there.