Will this work with Champion Irrigation Quick Coupler Valves?
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Ben, I used it with a Toro 473 Quick Coupler. Since it worked with the Toro, it should work with Hunter, Rain Bird, and Buckner according to the Hunter company. It has been used throughout my neighborhood to blow out systems for the winter. I've also set up a key with a spigot to allow me to wash my car without paying the huge sewer fee we have in my town. Wish I could be more specific. The Hunter HQ Quick Coupler appears to be a dead ringer for the Champion QVC coupler right down to the "heavy-duty red brass, and yellow spring-loaded locking and non-locking valve covers."
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I'm not sure since I don't know the American Standard models very well. If you currently have a Champion flush valve then this will work. If you have a standard valve then I suggest contacting American Standard from their website and inquire if a Champion valve fits your model. If it does, then this is a great deal here on amazon.
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I doubt it - most pressure washers have high-pressure brass quick-connect fittings and that is what it on the wand.
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Yes - works with standard quick connect couplers or the chuck used on impact drivers. The shafts are hex shape with the detents to prevent the bits from slipping out until you want them to.
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I'm not sure, but it should work fine. There are multiple adapters for different size valves. I've used it to inflate two different stability balls.
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No reason why it won't. The controller is only providing 28V current to operate the valves. If you use 28V valves it will work. Of course you could use less robust valves than used for lawn sprinklers.However, I thought drip systems stayed on all the time and therefore do not need valves and a controller.
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I don't see why not. I replaced a Hunter control box with Irritrol. The valves that open and close each zone won't know the difference.
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I have a Champion 4 American Standard model. The flush valve looks like the same type as the unit I installed.
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I bought this valve with these handles: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001AHO7P6/ The combination works pretty well. Hope this helps. Cheers, Scott.
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If you are going from two separate handles (hot and cold) to one handle that twists instead of pulls, this should work. I believe you will need additional fittings to connect the hot and cold to the one valve though.
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I don't know. I have a Krcher pressure sprayer. Might try the Krcher website to see if it lists pressure sprayers that are compatible.
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I only used it with the valve it was designed for. I did not try to utilize it with any other models.
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I don't know if it will work with your valve, but it didn't work with my delta valve. It was a waste of money because the handle never fit properly on the valve. I wound up buying a genuine delta trim kit.
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It won't work on mine. The threads to the aerator are recessed, so the lip on the adaptor will not allow it to go deep enough to make contact with the threads. If the threads on your faucet are flush with the end, then it should work.
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I have it on a Primo brand 5 gallon water bottle. It has no threads but I would think the design if the valve would still work since it twists to lock a rubber gasket inside its own collar.
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This is only set up for Schrader valves. You may be able to find an adapter though.
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I bought this to use on quick connect coupler already on rv.But you can get what you need from ace hardware or some plumbing supply.