I am looking for a tap for a watermelon. It seems some of the hardware has a more open end than the pin-oriented version here. Will this work?
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We used this to tap a pumpkin for a Halloween party, and actually tested it out on a watermelon as well. It works, but you have to be sure to tap it low enough so that gravity flow works to your advantage.
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The fully open shanks have no restriction and would drain a watermelon pretty well, the enclosed type with the pin already installed would be subject to pulling the juice very slowly if at all.
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You could use pliers, vise grips, crescent wrench or a 12 point socket to turn the tap. I do have a tap set and I used the tool for turning the tap. This is what the 2 kinds look like. Threads, Taps, and Tapping - 8: Hand Tapping Tools www.kanabco.com 250 × 188Search by imageThere are two tapping tools used to turn the tap and form the threads, the T-handle and the Tap Wrenches.
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This is a super weird internal pin out, it will probably not work. Safety not guaranteed.
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If you check the moen site, there are part nos for the faucet types. Just check to make sure you have the correct part. You might also need to get a cartridge puller if you been using your tap for a couple years.....the cartridge gets frozen and it will be difficult to remove but not impossible. Soak it with some Wd40 or similar penetrant for a couple hours before makes it even easier.
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Get the one with the pin, both will fit but the pin is a real time saver/asset
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It will actually work on both 2 or 3 pin. I have a three pin, and it works great
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Either one should be fine. The difference is the tap feature which should not matter to you.
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Do not fully understand what you are asking, bottom measurement of the tap? Or the diameter?
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the tap is threaded on the outside, inside the bore of the spigot is smooth. of course as a unit it is threaded and has a gasket and a nut to hold it in place. but no, there is no threads on the inside bore of the spigot
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No it won't, your pin needs to be at least 3". When I got mine and realized it didn't fit either of my pins I went to target and got a regular old fashioned one for about $8. They fit it and they work really well.
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I used it in a giant pumpkin... So I'm sure a watermelon would work as well.I did have to scoop out the inside of the pumpkin a bit though. The pumpkin's skin was roughly 3 inches thick and the threading couldn't reach without some thinning out.like I said.. It was a GIANT pumpkin.Filled it with spiced cider and it lasted all night with 30+ people using the tap. I woke up the next morning (November 1), feeling rough. But there were no leaks and the tap (faucet) was cleaned out and placed in the drawer for this Halloween!Hope this helps!
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I don't know but my guess would beno. All the pins would have to match to make electrical contact and it's unlikely they would across brands.
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These work the same way. You just put the metal end of the pin into the slot that is in the plastic part.
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The one pictured here is exactly like mine, which I've had for several months. It comes with the hex set up on one and a thimble setup on the other end. Each end is appropriate for my water supply pipe (hex) and hand held shower head (thimble). What you describe would not work at all for my set up. If yours had two thimble connectors, then it is the wrong model, not the model pictured, and maybe not the model you ordered. Good luck. Chuck
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You need different kits for different manufacturers. The keys for different manufacturers are shaped different. This pins might work in a kwilset or other but the provided keys wouldn't.
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make sure it fits your tap as it does not fit mine. seems like beer gun would be better, less foam and more even fill.
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No. The 2 pin slide lever has a different design feature. Just Google it and you'll see the difference.