I see in the description it says The stainless steel beer shank has a 4-1/8" length, but here it says How long is the shank, How long is the shank, can't seem to find that info anywhere on this page?3 and 3/4 inch > so which is it? I see in the description it says The stainless steel beer shank has a 4-1/8" length, but here it says How long is the shank, How long is the shank, can't seem to find that info anywhere on... » Read More I see in the description it says The stainless steel beer shank has a 4-1/8" length, but here it says How long is the shank, How long is the shank, can't seem to find that info anywhere on this page?3 and 3/4 inch > so which is it? « Show Less
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Well, I don't know exactly how long it is. i would have to look when I get home. However, it is plenty long enough to go through the 2x4 collar on my homemade kegerator. I am pretty sure the shank is 4-1/8" overall, but you would probably only have 3-3/4" of usable length.
1599194
Sorry, but this was a gift for someone else and I don't have an answer for you.
1681381
If understood correctly the difference between spigot and base around 1 1/4 inch (just in case I give around 1 1/2)
1360912
I put the calipers on my bike post and it shows it to be one and one-sixteenth inches (1-1/16"); I had to use two of the three plastic shims that come with it to make the rack fit properly on the post. Without taking the rack off to measure the opening without any shims in place, it appears it should accommodate a post upwards of 1-1/4" thick. With all three shims in place it should probably fit a post as small as 1", or possibly just a little less. The three shims included should allow it to fit about any standard post, I would think, but not sure what acceptable standard post sizes really are. I put the calipers on my bike post and it shows it to be one and one-sixteenth inches (1-1/16"); I had to use two of the three plastic shims that come with it to make the rack fit properly on the post. Without taking the rack off to measure the opening without any shims in place, it appears it should accommodate a post upwards of 1-1/4" thick. With all three shims in place it should probably fit a post as small as 1", or possibly just a little less. The three shims included should allow it to fit about any standard post, I would think, but not sure what acceptable standard... » Read More I put the calipers on my bike post and it shows it to be one and one-sixteenth inches (1-1/16"); I had to use two of the three plastic shims that come with it to make the rack fit properly on the post. Without taking the rack off to measure the opening without any shims in place, it appears it should accommodate a post upwards of 1-1/4" thick. With all three shims in place it should probably fit a post as small as 1", or possibly just a little less. The three shims included should allow it to fit about any standard post, I would think, but not sure what acceptable standard post sizes really are. « Show Less
1990418
Mike : To my knowledge this faucet accommodates a standard size shank. I would E mail per lick with your question. This by far is the best faucet for pouring beer. Steve
1939660
The steel itself is 9 inches long.(edit) Someone already beat me to the answer! Anyway, like they said, it works great.
1338563
We replaced ours with a 3/8" spigot. It's been awhile, so I hope I am remembering correctly!
1027073
This is a 3/8". Works for common outdoor spigots. You may also find a 4-way key in a big orange box store in the plumbing tools section.
1156195
4 3/4" long..has a good weight to it & comes with an extra tip. I love mine.
204431
I actually never measured wth the head on the shank. I would imagine the 20 in. Is JUST the shank without the tip. Because depending on variations (small) between types and styles EXACT MEASUREMENT would be not worthy of knowing. Actually maybe I misunderstand the question as I don't see this as a vital question.
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Standard sizes from 1/4 up to 1/2 inch. 1/4, 9/32??? 5/16, 3/8, 7/16, 1/2 and obviously I'm missing one. It's smaller than the 1/4, maybe it's 3/16. I've almost never used that, or the 9/32.
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HELP?!!! This spigot is NOT 7//16" at the threaded section that goes through the glass; it is inf FACT 3/4" [or 14/16th's of an inch]. I just received 3 spigots, based upon the 7/16" measurement.I would like to have these spigots replaced with spigots that 7/16" diameter at the threaded section. HELP ?!!!
526873
They are different lengths depending on which one you are using. The longest is approximately 3/8 of an inch long.
775746
I'm not at home right now but I think it's 31/8". I know it's smaller than the ones generally sold by shops for Bosch etc. I have used the larger ones on my fein but the originals are better all round hope that helps. You can always ask again in a few days when I'm back home.
1526022
Hi! The 8" refers to the handle. The actual stainless steel peel measures 12" long by 8" wide. The handle is re-moveable, but the total overall length of this item (including the handle is just over 21")
1728453
I THINK it's 5/8ths of an inch, but it may be 1/2 inch. I'm not home to measure. I DO know it's more than 3/8 inch. I really like mine!
623452
I asked my husband and he said it is 1/8th inch shank ... I use mine for my 2 little dogs nails.. it's perfect.. hope this helps answer your question..
231511
I didn't measure it but it appears to be about 3/4 inch. It is definitely not only 1/4 inch as Skeeter reported.