Is this a slip-on spout that you just tighten with an allen wrench & you're done? Or is the threaded kind with many parts to screw together first?
907668
Hello. I was unsure when I purchased this item. However it has parts for all types. Mine was a screw on type. Best quick fix for my little home project
1747107
You screw the other one off and screw this one on. I did it myself in no time. Looks great.
420339
The valve has hose threads are molded right onto the end of the spout. It's not a removable piece You'd have to get an adapter to go from hose threads to the threads the sprayer uses. You should be able to find one at a hardware store.
148972
If I remember correctly, you will need and allen wrench. It's very easy to install. Takes about 5-10 minutes.
1921502
NO> It's not threaded. It twists apart. I broke one bending the brittle plastic tube. Skip this!
415432
The part is easily tightened but you need to use an Allen Wrench. I've tightened mine several times.
1548277
It is a very tight fitting pipe thread. They must be able to align the spigot thread properly with the threaded fitting. The threads of the spigot must be 90* perpendicular to the threaded fitting. Please make sure the spigot is held tightly to the threads as they turn it in.
798009
It screws on. When I turn a full bottle sideways (which I've done only a dozen times or so), no water leaks out.
2134411
It screws on. I don't notice any weird pressure leak during the screw on and off process though
581998
The black end is threaded. In the instructions it is quite clear the item only needs to be finger tightened. It should come undone easily if it was properly installed. Otherwise you may need to use pliers. The green end, yellow on older ones, is a quick disconnect. The green or yellow is a sleeve that slides down and the ball retention on the inside releases from the water pipe.
1667126
Its a 1" slip on both ends. The threaded part is 2" long, the tank thickness can be about 1.25".
2218010
I was looking in to a regulator (lost mine) for my old one. I noticed they sell pressure relief valve it's like a nut and screw with the pin in the middle. If you lost the pin you need the that assembly take yours out first and measure, before you purchase.
1615735
I had to use the threaded ring from the B&S can. the spout fit perfectly in it.
881093
It's a standard threaded fitting. If you have it on your sink faucet it will work.
109724
No, the threads you see are for the nut that tightens the flange and holds the bulkhead in place. You need either a 1" nipple, onto which you can screw a female threaded fitting, or else a 1" male to femate threaded adapter. Either way, you need 1" male threaded fitting into the bulkhead.
1518763
The metal spout is fixed to one side. You actually have to slip the metal part into a plastic component.
1428028
Its is threaded and is a great replacement for the original.....I put this in 3 years ago now and not a single problem
1588403
There ARE female threads in the spout. Other spouts sometimes use an o-ring, slide on and set screw. This uses the standard pipe threads.