What specific additional part(s) is\are needed to use this on a 10 gallon home depot cooler when using the false bottom adapter?
140600
I bought this bulkhead. You will need a longer threaded nipple or extension to use for a cooler
140601
Like everyone else is saying you need a longer threaded nipple. I also added a couple of stainless steel washers to give me room to open and close the valve. I also have a Home Depot 10 gallon cooler.
140602
William D is correct. You will need a longer threaded nipple. It would be fine if the 1.5" piece were smooth in the middle. It is not.
140603
I don't have a false bottom in my cooler. I bought a "bazooka" screen, which isn't as good. I really don't think that you need anything else in order to use this with a false bottom. The spigot attaches to the cooler where you take the original spigot out and that should be below the false bottom, so nothing from above the false bottom should get through.
330104
Yes it should. About one quarter of the cooler is cut out to facilitate sliding it over the filter.
1514608
I assume that is the size of my cooler. I moved into the home with a very large white cooler, igloo, with dry rotted front latches. These seem as if they would be universal with all of their coolers.
1147249
These coolers are really meant to be used with the supplied hose. If you want to change to different-sized hose, you would need to buy different fittings. These coolers come with 3/8" barbed fittings.
1934102
There is an adapter for that fits on the hose. I saw it while perusing the FoodSaver site under the "accessories" tab.
2013910
Use the model number on the Polar, most likely that is a brand that has a company produce using the Polar Name. If it is a quality Cooler the threads are standard, just be sure you order by MALE or FEMALE
1546681
Not necessary. It can be added to existing coolant as long as the coolant/water mixture is correct.
1851957
As the others wrote, you'll need quick connect fittings, hoses and valves. Check your local Home Depot. However, since the 10 gal and 3 gal tanks will work in parallel, you'll need to connect the air side side as well. Otherwise if the pressures are not equal you'll have only partial use of one of the tanks.
1028142
Yes, I believe it would work fine in a thermowells fitting. Might need to provide a seal to keep the compound in place. See additional specs here: http://www.coolermaster-usa.com/product.php?product_id=2976&product;_name=IceFusion%20200G
627920
Jane...,Before you ship it back to Amazon, it might be worthwhile to check with the apt maintenance crew; they might have the magic touch to fit the adapter on the spigot--or check with Home Depot, Lowes, Ace for a different size adapter. Good luck!
953508
You take the spigot out of the cooler (it is just threaded on) and attach the BriteTap in its place. You may need to use Teflon tape to make sure there are no leaks, but otherwise this is pretty simple to install and use. It does come with installation instructions, as well. I've been using mine for about three months now and it works great - with a 5-gallon cooler and 12 chickens, I only need to re-fill the cooler once a week or so.
891939
Hi Robert, I am not sure what you mean by "adapt". The broken hinges I replaced had four screws and so this order worked perfectly for me. I would suggest you check the model of your cooler because, if you scroll down in the description of product, the vendor has all models listed which will work for this product. For me they work perfectly an saved me from buying a new, expensive cooler. Good luck.
2284532
Take it down to Home Depot and they'll sell you the adapter so you can connect it to a water hose. The threads are for plumbing type connections. The adapter will make it work.
1318230
I believe both fittings are 2". However if I am wrong, you can easily run to the hardware store and get an adapter for a couple bucks. This is not self draining, you must empty the reservoir next winter so it doesn't freeze again. Bottom screw and top have to be opened to release pressure and allow water to drain out.
1484695
The oil cooler lines adapter is in the way to slide the billet sleeve on to the filter, what is the work around for that? The stator plug seems to be removed as well to line the sleeve up properly -- or am I attempting something incorrectly?
953510
I simply drilled a small diameter hole into a 3-gal plastic bucket from a home improvement store, and slid the waterer in. There was a plastic nut that secured it from the inside. I assume it is the same for the cooler. Just remove the original cooler tap and slide the waterer in. I've had mine for two years and it works great. I'll buy another when mine ages.
745867
I use mine with the Primo water cooler. You just need to remove the inside piece that is used for standard water carboys. You twist the top adapter ring slightly counterclockwise and it comes right off.