how does it attach to the tank.
58900
The forks go through the handle and rest on the top side of the tank. The weight of the tank keeps the bracket securely attached.
58901
You just slip the towing bracket in the handle so it doesn't permanently attach.
58902
You put the ring part through the handle of the tank. It just slides into place and then slip ring over hitch and tow.
58903
The fork end of the bracket goes thru the handle of the tank and is secured by resting against the tank. It was exactly what we needed to make our "free" tank towable.
58904
Hello,The legs go in and out of the handle and the tank just sits on it and then of course the other end with the whole goes on the hitch. Works good.
2165874
I'm not sure what you are asking. The tank and the perch connect via two "bayonet" style pins in the back, slide the base upon the tank til the two pins click. There is a suction cup you place on your window and you put the slot on the feeder over the button of the cup and slide down. Best I can do for you.
1890172
It actually attaches to the bottom of the tank. That inlet is standard for toilets, the 7/8ths. So, a T-valve goes there, connect the tank to the water supply with the plumbing you originally had. And there's an extra outlet for the hand-held bidet hose. I hope that makes sense? It doesn't matter if you have 3/8 or 1/2 since you are keeping that plumbing anyway... It connects to the bottom of the tank, not at the water supply Sorry if I'm not clear... I don't have the plumbing lingo :)
1346824
I have no idea, sorry. This is the type that you use a special tool to remove and replace it from the inside of the tank.
1728707
It could be mounted to the side of a tank. The mounting bracket normally screws into an object... but and adhesive could possibly be used.
1935280
The black part is a removable tank. You lift it up and you unscrew the bottom of the tank and fill it. Very simple.
201603
It hangs over the back of the tank. The long tube is submerged into the water and it clips on and the water runs up the tub into the housing and pours water back into the tank, in a nice waterfall
1755839
Yes this is a standard tank screw in connection that is found on all tanks...hope this helps :]
804686
It comes with a handle for attaching the tank to your truck ball. That's about it.Don't fill it up all the way, otherwise works fine.
745693
It has a piece of plastic hooked off the top that lets it slide on a thin piece of plastic yes. If not then 2 suction cups come with to help put it in any tank.
238022
Double sided adhesive tape that is already applied to the base. To install, clean tank surface then peel off the adhesive backing on the base and press the base on the tank. The adhesive is strong so make sure the placement is correct the first time.
1483525
It is one long tube with a coupling on each end. It is complete. You simply cut it to desired length, attach the cut end to your existing coupling in the tank, and repeat for the other half. Then attach the ends with the new couplings to your filter tank.
654451
The pole has a slot at the base that fits over the flange that protects the tank valve and acts as a carry handle at the top of a standard 20# propane tank. The "L" shaped bolt shown in the picture is threaded through the slot, allowing you to hand tighten the bolt to secure the pole to the flange.
796182
The suction cup adheres to the inside of the tank and sits at about the water line. The cord goes up, away from the tank water. Your filter fits in the slot where the water goes through
1907897
There is a part that screws the gun hen you screw in the tank with the part that has the valve
2203371
It screws on to the existing threads of your tanks valve. No tools required. The only trick is the threads are opposite standard threads so you will turn it counterclockwise to tighten it. Once you get it in front of you it will be easy.
778023
The tank sits on top of the sheet metal 'u' bracket that is secured by the wheel axle rod. The 'u' bracket has slots cut out of the sides so that a standard 20lb tank base will fit into them, with the tank valve facing the hose/connector.. The tank is then secured by a bracket that slides - from the top down - over the metal safety collar on the top of the tank. A wing nut secures this bracket. A cheap solution but effective.