Are the spade connections .25in or .187in? Thanks.
1240416
I am not sure of the exact measurement (we installed it over a year ago), but the red spade connector was the right one. Hope that helps.
1420113
Depends on your pool size. Mine is 24' . The tube set I used is Hydro Tools 5024.
1044458
from Blackjack description: "Inside diameter is 1.070, or approximately 1-1/8-inches". the PX25 is (approx) 1 1/16, which is 1.0625. (measurement eyeballed with ruler, not calipers.) there are some ridges on it which are *slightly* raised, so it's going to be close. (however, if it fits it's gonna be a sweet setup =)
917619
Shaft Size: 1 in. Dia, 2-3/4 in. Long, 1/4 in. Keyway, shaft end drilled & tapped w/ 3/8 in. 24 UNF.
229110
I don't know and can't measure them because i used them all in a location that is difficult to reach. The hole diameter was about 3/8-inch or maybe 5/16. In the picture, you can see a threaded nut, and that nut screws against a shoulder; therefore, the hole diameter is slightly larger than the OD of the threads.
462553
The have 0.0015", 0.0025", 0.004", 0.005", 0.006" etc, but not the 0.003" gauge that I could see.
2058941
I suppose that you mean the spade lugs on the UB1270 are wider (1/4") rather than narrower(3/16") ? There is 'usually' a designator such as a dash part number (like UB1270-F1 or UB1270-F2) indicating the wider or narrower. BUT: Please check to insure which is which in the Specs! And, Radio Shack has a lug assortment, or even the higher priced Batteries Plus, that can custom make any adapter. These are simple for most radio/electronic hobbyists: two bits of wire, and 2 female lugs, and 2 male lugs, then crimp. However, should you mean 'different' as screw-on or some other, again, a hobbyist should be able to cobble up a simple set of adapter wires. (Parts cost $1 ?, but a professional will charge you 5 to 10$ to make them !)
2044092
Mine is .187 inch or 4,75 mm when measured with digital caliper. Works well
2105587
1/4 inch flare hose. R12 manifold set gauges is the one I use for this CPS QC14 adapter set so I can charge or use R134.
2153528
Do you mean to say " a 1.5" trap connection"? I used the drain plug on a standard vessel sink. I attached the bottom of the drain plug assembly to a 1.5" trap assembly. Connection to vessel sink and connection to trap went perfectly .... everything was sized to American measurements and standards.
2105586
I'm away from my toolbox right now, so here is my 90% confident answer: 1/4" flare. Any old R-12/22 high/low hose will thread on to them.
1594456
The largest wire I would use be 12 gauge. I use 12 gauge on my mains and if I twist and push the wire casing it fits quite snug. I use 14 gauge with all the other speakers and it fits very well. I'm sure 16 and 18 gauge would be good also. If you were to use 10 gauge then you would need to shave some of the wire casing to fit the spade plug. -Stephen L
1429851
I measured it at 25-26 in. Its 26 if you count the end piece where you connect one end to the other.
1489695
Hi Nick. I have not seen connectors like this given a size (#8 or #10) so cant answer your question in the format you asked. It it helps, I looked at the strip and you could get anything from a solid or a stranded 12g to 22g wire into the hole though would probably tin the light duty stuff before putting it in so it had better stiffness and firm grip.
1320535
No ground, just 4 spade terminals 2 in, 2 out. These work great, I wouldn't hesitate buying again. I mounted mine in metal outdoor boxes, and these boxes have a grounding screw to connect the ground from the power connection to your tool. Actually I just used some SO cord and connected it to a female plug end for the tool side.
1735432
I used them to fix for a friend and do not have them now. 19mm would be about 3/4 inch and that is about what they were as i remember. Will look around in my shop and see if i can find a scrap. if i do i will measure and let you know.
2219532
The webbing I am using actually measures 1 3/8 inches and the connection hardware measures 1 inch. Hope this helps. If not give me another holler....glad to assist!RBW