ISN'T A 3" HOLE TOOS MALL FOR A PULL?
53347
They are two hole pulls. Measure between per drilled holes on your cabinet or dresser. They fit mine perfectly
53348
We used them for vertcal door handles and they work fine. You can get two fingers in the hole.
53349
My old pulls were three inch so I matched the holes. I don't have any problem using these at all. I really love these..........updated my kitchen a lot.
969512
Yes it has pull chains and no it doesn't need a third or 4th line in the ceiling socket.
2035489
I don't know why these guys are saying their 3" they are not, the u-bolts are but the actual spring is not. That being said they will still work on a 3" spring
2032078
Seems like the manufacturers were saying to use any size bag as long as it is bigger than the size of the rectangular portion that will hold it and you just fold the excess. I am not sure if you read my review... but I wasn't happy... there was no leverage and it wouldn't even move, kept digging into the ceiling. So, I had to do it all with a little 3" 5-in-1 tool
1172123
I'm not sure what you mean by "center pull." They lack the annoying plastic tube in the middle and they have a notch where the bags separate to help you find it. Great bags.
852956
Unless it's going to be very precise and match the 3 other holes, I be leary of doing that. If you have the right tools though, certainly, the capability is there to accommodate a 4th hole. The sink itself is sturdy enough too so from that point of view, I wouldn't foresee it as being an issue. That's just my own personal take on it though. I've been extremely happy with this sink.
2110362
No, it is a single pull single shot device. Luckily, the pull is very easy and shouldn't take more than 1/2 second
1870118
Yes. 3" is 75mm (approx.). This mount supports the following standard mounting hole patterns (in mm): 75x75 100x100 200x200
739461
Yes, but the style is different. You need to order the extra "button" piece to cover the retaining nut. The hole size was fine, I didn't have to rework anything.
2156964
Yes, it's designed for 3/4" holes. In a 3/4" hole it's a little loose so if you have a drill bit just a tiny bit smaller (probably metric), try that. It's much more stable. BTW, the things work beautifully if the piece you're holding has flat edges. If they're rounded at all, the work piece will jump all over the place.
1175137
No, it does not require a 3 point hitch. The attachment is the same as for most lawn tractor drawn equipment, a horizontal "U" on the drawn piece goes over/under the hole in the "drawbar" at the end of the tractor and a pin goes through the "U" and the hole.
179166
I haven't tried it, but I see no reason why a hole couldn't be drilled through the shade, straight down from the pull. I guess the only problem would be that you'd have to be careful to pull straight down so as to not snag the shade and dislodge it.
754744
I don't think this size can accommodate 3 holes, but I also have a double size that can.
782693
You might have to pull a bit harder than you think. The Shop Boss has a tight fitting case. Good luck.
389496
Three inches between screw holes. Length of the entire pull is about 5 3/4 inches.
416303
probably not a three prong. But I needed to drill several access holes (on the side), used a forstner bit, and it worked fine. So you could modify.
1729107
No. But you can go to Lowes of Home Depot and get a piece of lean cut to size to do what you're wanting!