Adapter M22×1.5 for hose reel

The M22×1.5 male adapter for hose reel 41259 is a connection part used in the hose-reel assembly, enabling a threaded connection in the M22×1.5 male standard (external thread). In service, it’s used during reel repairs, replacement of a damaged connector, or restoring a complete, leak-tight hose connection within the reel unit.

MPN / reference: 13250
Thread: M22×1.5 male (external)
Intended use: hose reel 41259

APPLICATION

The adapter is used in typical accessory service work:

• connecting a high-pressure hose to hose reel 41259,
• replacing a damaged adapter after thread stripping or wear,
• repairing leaks at the reel connection point,
• restoring the correct connection standard during reel overhaul or accessory reconfiguration.

SYMPTOMS - WHEN IT’S WORTH REPLACING

Consider replacing the adapter when you notice:

• water leakage at the reel connection despite correct tightening,
• damaged/worn M22×1.5 thread,
• cracking or deformation after mechanical overload,
• difficulty threading in straight and achieving a tight seal,
• recurring leaks after disassembly when the part shows wear.

HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT PART

Selection should be unambiguous:

• confirm the thread standard: M22×1.5 male (external),
• confirm it is intended for hose reel 41259,
• verify the manufacturer number: MPN 13250,
• compare with the removed part: length, shape, sealing surfaces, and how it seats in the reel.

For threaded connections, matching the thread standard and type is critical-a mismatch leads to installation problems or leaks.

COMPATIBILITY

Select the adapter based on MPN 13250 and compatibility with hose reel 41259 and the M22×1.5 male thread standard. The safest confirmation is by comparing with the removed part and the reel’s connection requirements.

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What does “AG” mean with M22×1.5?|AG means an external (male) thread. On this adapter you have M22×1.5 AG, i.e., an external thread with a 1.5 mm pitch.

Does this adapter fit every hose reel with an M22 thread?|You shouldn’t assume that. Not only M22 matters, but also the pitch (1.5), thread type (male/AG), and the seating geometry in the reel. The safest selection is by MPN 13250 and confirmation for reel 41259.

Why can the reel connection leak even when tightened properly?|Most often due to thread damage, a worn sealing surface, contamination at the contact area, or misalignment during tightening. Also check the condition of any seal/O-ring used in that joint (if applicable).

What most commonly damages adapters on hose reels?|Mechanical overload (yanking the hose, impacts), hose twisting transferred into the joint, and repeated disassembly that wears the thread.

What should I check after replacing the adapter in reel 41259?|Leak tightness under pressure, correct hose alignment during rewinding, and that the thread starts smoothly without cross-threading. If a seal is used, confirm its condition and correct seating.

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