Does this have the quick connect fittings? And does the stem remove for so you can use a phillips scredriver to install?
137340
No Philips screwdriver needed. No quick connect fittings. I just reused the old quick connect fittings on the existing lines. Well, I replaced 2 of them.
137341
Yes this one has quick connects under, it and comes with red and blue 1/4" and 3/8" black hose. The other end of hose do not have quick disconnects and those disconnects are required. The faucet is not top mount using screwdrivers and top cannot be removed nor it has twist lock. One has to tighten the brass nut provided from underside.
137342
it had a quick connect fitting which leaked and we had to throw the product away. Waste of money. Not a good product.
137343
The waste water hoses push on very tightly. No quick connect fittings used. The water supply line used the existing fittings from my old faucet. No screwdriver is required.
2031782
I use a 3/8" 150psi flexzilla. You will also need fittings for hose (typically) and impact. Quick connect style is what I use, something like: TEKTON 4720 Quick Connect Coupler Set, 5-Piece
1980930
The ball valve takes a 1/2 inch connector. I threaded in a half inch female quick disconnect and have a male disconnect in the tubing.
113216
Mine had one of each, with quick connect fitting already installed. However they were installed so poorly that they leaked, and I had to take them off, apply new Teflon tape, and put them back on. Now they work fine.
1590240
The stops are adjustable on these stems. I had to adjust the stops (just a matter of moving them)to match my original fixture. Delta's website can provide you with the correct replacement part number if you are unsure of the part number. Quality part-not plastic
1845960
No special tool. Removed the black set screw from old valve and pulled it down and out. I trimmed the stem insert from old valve and inserted it in new assembly and installed set screw. Now having said all that I hope we r talking about the same part. To me it looks like a little black float assembly. Hope this makes sense.
1758662
I don't know. Mine came with a couple of attachments that I didn't need and don't use, maybe that was for your special valves. I did not use the part and lost it long ago.
966619
it comes with two quick connects so you can purchase at a builder supply the connection you need. i took my hose so we could match it up. you will need a male connection on the hose and may have to add a male to male coupler i did.
1404308
The Quick Connect fitting is 3/8" female NPT. The end opposite the Quick Connect is a 3/8" Flare. You will need an adapter to convert that to NPT.
1987075
No, not this design. There is a saw cut notch at the end. The nut and bolt, when tightened, will compress that notch and apply pressure to the existing tail pipe. This design makes it specific to a diameter.
1434771
Not sure what threading is on the threaded tee that you are talking about. You will not get the quick disconnects off of the hose. The brass will strip before the threading will loosen. I would assume the tee is female pipe thread, probably 1/4" like the hose has. I would have someone verify the size, and buy the hose separate. You can buy a hose and just the quick connect coupling without hose for about the same price. I ended up having to buy an extra connection and several adaptors. But that was to connect a home gas grill to an existing line.
1179599
Not at first. After connecting a few times to the same valve stem it leaked unless you move it around to get a better fit, straight on. I finally replaced it with an air line quick disconnect that connects directly to the air line on my air tank. I don't use the schraeder valve on the tank any more.
1586874
Yes, the inflator end, consisting of a braided hose and the clip-on receptacle for the tire stem, attaches to the body with what appears to be a threaded 1/8" NPT connection - a standard hardware store fitting. The other end (at the air supply hose) is a 1/4" NPT female with a quick disconnect.
231263
The older Delta sink faucets use separate left (RP1740) and right (RP24096) versions of the stem unit assembly. The threaded stem is plastic. The somewhat newer faucets use only a single type of stem unit assembly with a metal stem (RP25513). The RP25513 works on either the left or right side of the newer faucets by using a plastic stop. The RP25513 will also work on the left side of the old Delta sink faucet, in place of the left (RP1740), but not the right (RP24096). This info was provided by a reviewer named "trusting user" on Amazon. As I have the newer faucets which use the RP25513, I can't speak personally on the substitution. Please read "trusting user" comments. The older Delta sink faucets use separate left (RP1740) and right (RP24096) versions of the stem unit assembly. The threaded stem is plastic. The somewhat newer faucets use only a single type of stem unit assembly with a metal stem (RP25513). The RP25513 works on either the left or right side of the newer faucets by using a plastic stop. The RP25513 will also work on the left side of the old Delta sink faucet, in place of the left (RP1740), but not the right (RP24096). This info was provided by a reviewer named "trusting user" on Amazon. As I have the newer faucets which use the... » Read More The older Delta sink faucets use separate left (RP1740) and right (RP24096) versions of the stem unit assembly. The threaded stem is plastic. The somewhat newer faucets use only a single type of stem unit assembly with a metal stem (RP25513). The RP25513 works on either the left or right side of the newer faucets by using a plastic stop. The RP25513 will also work on the left side of the old Delta sink faucet, in place of the left (RP1740), but not the right (RP24096). This info was provided by a reviewer named "trusting user" on Amazon. As I have the newer faucets which use the RP25513, I can't speak personally on the substitution. Please read "trusting user" comments. « Show Less
174478
As for me, all the fittings where standard and included in the box I opened. All I had to use was an adjustable wrench ( monkey wrench) to tighten all the firing down to my existing equipment. It was incredibly easy for me, though I'm a little mechanically inclined. I think maybe 20 mins is more then enough to look over the fitting and have an install all taken care of.
1174886
Just has male threaded fittings, not sure what they are made from but I havent had any problem with breakage and I use it every day. Quick disconnects do not come with hose.
1173896
the hose actually has the male quick connect coupling already attached on one end. The opposite end is designed for a flare fitting you can attach a male or female cupping with a threaded coupling specifically designed to go from threads to a flair fitting.