I have full hose & head, but hose broken. Can I use my current head to attach to this hose? Grohe part 46348 SDO
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I think it is possible. I needed a new hose, and I think that is all I bought. However, my plumber installed it, and it was at least 2 1/2 years ago. I would advise you to contact Grohe and just ask that question. Then you can buy the hose from Amazon.
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Remove the current shower head and attach the hose in it's place. Be sure to use Teflon tape on the joint.
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I have a plastic can with a smaller spout than the opening of the replacement head. I attached a 1" bit of garden hose to the head and then joined that to the can with a piece of tubing that slips inside both the hose and the can spout. This works fine for me.
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Hi and thank you for your question. Yes, the expandable hose can be attached to an existing hose. If your existing hose has push in connectors you will need to get a push in adapter that has a threaded female end to be able to join the two hoses.
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Indeed 3/4" OD thread seems to be bigger than the replacement hose. But you could get a reduction (that's a brass piece with i.e. 3/4" outside thread at one end and a nipple wide enough to fit the replacement hose on the other). Those are available at the hardware store; and if it's a good hardware store the people there can help you out to get really what you need. Good luck; I hope this helps! :-)
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Get a brass 3/4" mnpt to 3/4" male hose thread and it will work. About $1 at hardware store, they will have it as its a very common part.
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I don't think the threaded hose attachmentWill fit your model if it does u should beAble to use it!
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Pinching the buttons simultaneously will enable you to separate the hose from the shower head. you will find a plastic connector that is screwed into the hose-I believe that is the piece with the water restrictor in it. You can unscrew the plastic piece from the hose which will help you drain water thoroughly. To reassemble, be certain to screw that plastic connector piece securely into the hose then snap the plastic piece back into the shower head. It should be fairly easy and you will hear it snap /click in place. I imagine you've asked the question because you're having some leak or drip...it is difficult to screw the plastic piece in tightly unless it is disconnected from the shower head -though you certainly should give it a try by pressing shower head firmly and twisting...a clockwise twist is needed. Hope that works. Grohe gives terrific phone support and you'll reach a knowledgable someone right here in the States. They'll let you know if you have a damaged part and sometimes they replace it at no charge!
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I will check it when I get home. As I remember, all hoses are attachable, since there was a reducer on it. I think the direct connection was 3/4". Steven
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First you will need a quick change male adapter that fits the female end of the hose. I went to Lowe's and bought a second adapter to fit the between the quick change adapter and female threaded tee. You may or may not need the second piece. I took the parts to the store and they were helpful finding what would work. Any hardware store that carries brass fittings should be able to help. Be sure to tape the joints with teflon tape to avoid leaks. Good luck.
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the whole head will come off. Pls check if you own the exact model. If it is not exact model you cannot use this.
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This Kohler spay head has a 1/2" NPT male connection. A hose with 1/2" Female NPT connector will fit perfectly.QLuu
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I haven't used the accessory hose for that purpose yet. Sorry, I cannot help you.
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There is a hose listed at www.mccullochsteam.com - accessories link - for replacement parts
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Nope. different hose adapter. look for the quick release type. Not the screw on.
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Metal tube? I don't know which Dyson vacuum has a metal tube? This head comes w an adaptor to fit a smaller hose as well. I suppose if it fits, then yes, you can attach it.
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Steve. Upon close inspection, I would have to say no. The real problem with be with the hose end connections. They are both two part connectors. The outer portion is threaded and is female. Then you have the inner portion that has an "O" ring and is a male. I just don't see changing it out unless you were to keep the hose ends. The hose is about 3/8" diameter so I can foresee way too many problems trying to accomplish your task.