my double wall threw wall pipe measures 6 1/4" od. .will this thimble work with it .. or can i just use a standard single wall pipe with this thimble?
355344
You can use your double wall pipe no problem,double wall better than single anywhere.if you use this thimble you will have plenty of room for insulation as the thimble inside diameter is about 7 to 8 inches.works very well plenty of air space.please put in insulation.
355345
This thimble is 8" in diameter. Meant for their piping that is 8" od & 6" id
355346
The ID IS 10" ON THIS thimble. I used 10" class a Slkirk through the wall and this thimble
355347
No, this thimble has an 8 inch hole cut in it designed for 6inch ID insulated pipe.(not double wall or B-vent) when they list it as 6 inch, they mean 6inch ID / 8 inch OD (its meant for their brand pipes) nice tight fit
355348
This Thimble is made to fit Selkirk's stainless steel chimney pipe-the hole is too large for standard single or double wall stove pipe. Also the thimble allows only for 2" clearance to combustibles, not the 6" required for double wall smoke pipe.
355349
If I remember correctly the actual opening is 8". I ended up not using it because the opening was described as 6", I believe.
1300980
1/2 inch flex line. If the pipes in the wall are 3/4 you could just get a 3/4 to 1/2 adapter. My install was really quick and painless and took me a grand total of 5 minutes to drill and hang
1043807
It depends on your existing piping. Make sure you use the correct glue. Check with your local hardware store.
723396
It is made for 4". It will not expand that much. Double check the size of your actual pipe (the pipe may start a couple of inches below grade) because the size you mention, 4-3/8", sounds odd to me.
1382020
With a little ingenuity, I've got it working with Craftsman, and it should work with with any other blower. Take the first straight tube (one with the blind cut), and fit it over the round nozzle of your blower. Put a 3.5" hose clamp on it. Then put a hose clamp (4" for my blower) on the connection of the nozzle to its pipe, since this turns out to be the weak spot. This skips the lower elbow but with a backpack blower like mine there already is a flexible elbow (and I've been using it from the roof, so I didn't need that elbow in the first place). And if you really want, you can probably put a similar cut on the lower elbow and fit it over the nozzle in the same way.
705112
Do not use 1/2 inch pipes, you will get better results with the wider pipe. Do not use plastic/PVC piping, use copper.
2089381
I bought a 1" pole at Home Depot. This top should have fit right over it but didn't. It was slightly too big and I had to force it in. Had to enlarge the hole in the pipe. The pipe is shaped just like the Achla, smaller at one end so they will fit together but the smaller end was exactly the same size as the Achla. Anyway, I hope it holds. Is the 1" dimension of the Achla any different than a standard 1" pipe from Home Depot or was I just unlucky and got a poor item???
198832
Yes I had a 1/2" copper pipe slip join situation and it worked. There is a space between the threads on the end of the plastic pipe Delta supplys that I had to cut off about 3/4:" with a hack saw. See item (6) in the instructions. Then everything worked OK.
1618521
not sure , I don't know the OD of 4 inch PVC , measure the OD of your pipe and compare it to the OD of 4 inch galvanized vent pipe at Home Depot or someplace .
2118647
It is the same size pipe. It comes with a MEGA-CLAMP that is an inline clamp, that seems much stronger. In my opinion it's better than a standard horseshoe clamp. sorry that I didn't answer sooner I don't always read my e-mail
816237
Sorry don't know... I'd check with the manufacturer to see what let parts are compatible. Oreck has a few different width models so obviously this would effect compatibility.
1371301
Thanks for time to reply. The nice alum. house I was just given has a near 1 1/4" diameter mount on the bottom of the house. So I need for that to fit into the top pipe to stabilize the house; there is also a clamping method for the pipe. Do you know what the inside diameter is of the top piece of pipe in that set of three? Thank you again.
1124502
Yes. 1 1/4" with 1/16" wall is what I use. Provides some nice flex which adds power. Cut off a piece of 1 1/2" pvc pipe. Fit the collar over that. Secure with the colored electrical tape of your choice. Been using Scotty locks and collars for years. Great product. No wear and little friction.
1846215
Whatever size the o.d. is of the hose to be crimped is the size of ferrule to use. i.e. your hose is 3/8" o.d. so you use the 3/8" ferrule. BTW I love this tool...it works great!
1629977
For those still checking --It will use either although it is designed for 1" . You either buy the adapter, make your own adapter with some PVC and pipe insulation, use one 1" plate at the bottom on each post as a washer or put up with Olympic plates moving a bit.
1379538
I used a 1 1/4 male adapter and it fit right on it and then you can adapt it to the size you need. I used a1 1/2 pvc pipe and fittings for mine but you can use 2 inch fittings. You just have to have to adapt from the 1 1/4 fitting to what ever size you use. I would show picture if but don't see a link to.
406644
You have to buy an adapter for double wall to single wall. Adds about 3-4" to the install height. Probably need for both ends to seal. Easy to check.