Camlocks

[JasonS]

Does anybody have an idea (web or retail) where I buy the quick connect camlock fittings cheaper than Bascoms?
Just wondering how good there prices are. I did a bunch of searches but didn't find anything.
Thanks,
Jason

[325abn]

Mapleguys?

[WESTVIRGINIAMAPLER]

US Plastics has good prices and the Maple Guys have good prices.

www.MapleGuys.com fast service and cheap shipping. :D :D

[maplehound]

If your talking about the quick connects for the tubing. I buy them from tractor supply or from the tractor dealers in my area.

[WESTVIRGINIAMAPLER]

Ron,

My local tractor supply doesn't have much except the large ones like 2 and 3 inches and they have lots of those. :?

[maplehound]

Brandon,
Ask them if they can order the smaller size. I can get the 1" from them but most of the ones I buy are from a tractor dealership that caries alot of farm use supplies as well. They are a little cheaper than the tractor supply.

[802maple]

Northern tool or beter known as Northern Hydraulics has them.

[802maple]

If you go to The Norwesco site which is the company that makes them you can find a distributor network which I am sure someone there can help you as there were several of them although not local

[gearpump]

My favorite is www.accuspray.com. They have the Banjo line of fittings which I think are better then Norwesco.

Marty

[Fred Henderson]

My favorite is www.accuspray.com. They have the Banjo line of fittings which I think are better then Norwesco.

Marty

I just check their web site and pretty near had a heart attack. They want 39.68 for a 3/4" hose shank connector and thats only half of it. They must think some of us producers were born at night. :!: :!: :roll:

[Jim Brown]

Yea!Fred maybe at night but not LAST NIGHT!

[Fred Henderson]

I will stick by my old trusted and true supplier for all hardware that I will ever need in my lifetime and they are the McMasters/ Carr company. If I call Monday morning for an item I will have it Tuesday PM.

[tiggy-at-mac.com]

I used the agri-supply catalog. Generally, any of those farm supply catalogs based in the midwest have sane prices on cam locks. I was getting 1" fittings for about $4-$6 per pairing, depending on the type. I went and bought a gob of them knowing that I always wind up getting about 85 percent of what I need.

-tig

[lpakiz]

Yes, here in Wisconsin too---the tractor supply places have them. (Mills Fleet-Farm) They are used crop spraying applications for their chemicals.

[sapman]

I bought a bunch last year from the Banjo/Alsco company. banjovalves.com. I was surprised that the prices were so reasonable. The sales staff was very helpful, too.

Tim

[mountainvan]

I bought some from http://www.mcmaster.com/. About a dollar cheaper than northern and had them the next day.

[Haynes Forest Products]

I got mine from fleet and farm in Green Bay the ones I got had the barb fittings on them. The problem is they dont fit standard size poly

[maple flats]

Try Pro Flow Dynamics LLC. Look for poly for lowest price. Look for poly parts for lowest price. They look reasonable to me.

[markct]

i get mine from mcmaster carr, prices as good or better than bascoms, and they are the only place i know of that offers the food grade white ones.

[Amber Gold]

I just bought some from Grainger. Paid $2+ for the male end and $5-6 for the female, all 1". They call them cam and groove fittings.