What's the diameter of the area where the washer feet go into? I want to make sure my washer feet will fit into these.
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Dimension Measurement (Inches) Total Product Height 1" Maximum Height Increase for Appliance 5/8" Total Width (outside diameter) 2.59" Effective Usable Top Width (inside diameter) 1.88"
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I'll see if I can't figure out which of my washers came from this insert, but here's a little advice:It sounds like you're asking so you can determine where to cut the hole for the blade... You'll get a better result with zero-clearance if you don't cut the hole, but rather make the insert, and then raise the blade through the insert itself. This will make the hole perfectly sized and positioned, with no measuring involved.See here:http://youtu.be/lQiiU5W2vHk?t=7m15s
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They are 3/4". They should fit fine. They are a actually one size too big for My machine. They are still in the box.
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I am not sure how to respond to your question. They will fit most any were you have the surface area to attach them. Go for it...
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the axle hole in the push in bearing is 1/2" The actual width from outside of bearing to outside of bearing measures 2 7/16" and these did not fit my craftswman
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I USED A 3/8 bolt with washer. HOLE MAY BE LARGER. ROUND HOLE EACH TWO SIDES
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I have a Craftsman 536.881501 (22" electric start). Fit was snub to the housing, but doesn't interfere when engaged. I've blown an 8" and 12.5" dump since replacing, and the new paddles have worked fine. As an aside, it was a pain installing because I had to drill out the original rivets that Craftsman uses. There are Youtube videos on how to do this. Once out, I installed the new paddles with bolt, lockwash and nut.
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1/2" hole is what I use. A 5/8" would probably be OK as the washer is big enough to seal the hole. The 1/2" is tight but I just ream it slightly with the drill. Hope this helps.
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I don't have one in front of me, but they are standard hose washers. 1-inch O.D x .63-inch I.D.
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About 3/4 inch. I have a Kitchen aid dishwasher with slots and they fit. However, I don't use the slots as they can be raised out of the way. Just more convenient for us.
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I haven't done this, but my opinion is if you have a connector like your washer hose it may work. Something to look at. This is all I can tell you.
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The Grohe website has excellent expanded drawings......without a pic of the part, I can only guess for you...Check out the expanded view, and it should help...I do know these things are very easy to install....just not sure exactly which washer you have... hope this helps...
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In theory it should. But look at the specs for your washer and check the dimensions in the bearing inner and outer raice.
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They just don't fit properly. It is as though you need extra washers. The poor translation of instructions from Chinese are not a help either. Sorry!
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My washer id GHW 9400s and it did fit well. It looked a little different than the one that was in there but my husband was able to figure it out. The part was behind the front panel under the door but youtube said go through the back but don't go through the front. Shut off water and get towels and bucket as water will still be in there and it will probably stink if anything was caught in there!! Good luck
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Hi Kassy,By my measurements the assembly joints are 10 1/2 inches (these are the widest part of the unit). The casters must be made to go in a straight direction or they will add more space.
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Not sure about the wide , mine was smaller but it should work okay. top washer should cover hole.