Does this filter have removable snap connector ends? i want to screw in brass fitting to retro fit to my existing system as i have done before. Thanks
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I bought this item and I could not figure out how to connect it inline and even worse I couldn't find a way to return it and get my money back; so, it is sitting on my shelf with my 8-track player. Thanks Amazon!
1134205
I apologize to you that I am unable to answer this question for you. I ordered the filters but I had someone else install it for me, so I have no idea of what you are asking me. I am so sorry! The person I had install it, had no problem at all and it works super great for me! I just cannot answer your question. I would try contacting the company and asking them.
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This hose has brass fittings - male & female. The female end attaches to the faucet and the male end fits into most hose reels. It works with all three of my reels - all different styles & brands.
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It is one single piece of tubing with fixed grey connectors at each end of the one piece. It is cut to length and the connections that are on this tubing go to the intake and discharge of the filter. What you have left over are the ends with no fittings that are coupled to the intake tube and the discharge nozzle by the connectors that are included with the filter. These can be purchased separately. I hope that helped...
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Currently there is a plastic filter that connects to the unit and a plastic connector that goes on to the supply hose. Together they are a quick connect/disconnect pair. Both are supplied and you do not need another piece. However, if one of them were to break, then you will need a brass female - female fitting to connect to the male receptacle on the unit and the male end of the water supply hose.
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I just bought one of these filters again and I never had to buy any fittings it all comes with it. Maybe I am completely misunderstanding your question but I never had to buy and install kit the sides just pulled back and snapped on the hose
1112918
Home Depot or Amazon sell an in-line filter with 1/4 inch push connectors. GXRTDR is the part number. Enter that in Amazon search.
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No, the pipe does not have threaded ends. Connectors are expensive and not always readily available inlocal supplies. The connectors are specific to the system. Do your research before buying. There are problems with lighting strikes and this system. Recomend black pipe or cooper.
124304
No.. your unit appears to have ta threaded end and a universal quick disconnect. This hose has the universal quick disconnect on both ends.
828896
There is a connector that fits the threads on the pump and is barbed on the other end. You just push the filter onto the barbed connector
1165963
I have it working with a 3M filter system and it attached with no issues. Can't say for "all" systems but it seems like it will attach to any standard system you choose.
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Yes, the end fittings are all pretty standard no matter what dia. the hose is.
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No. The fittings are sold separately. The hose has 3/8 non-metallic fittings to thread into a brass coupler.
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Yes, just cut off both edge of the copper or PVC pipe and plug in the new filter follow the Arrow direction on the filter.
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Once installed you only have to change the twist off/on filter cartridge. The unit has push in connectors for 1/4 in tubing and little plastic locks/clips to lock the tubing in the unit. Mine is copper tubing and the unit is working fine.
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No, I had to buy the metal bracket additionally. Note: The bracket is not overly substantial. I have one of these filters before. Unscrewing the lower part of the housing to replace the filter element can require a surprising amount of force. I put petroleum jelly on the o-ring to help ease the situation.
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Yes, the 1/4 inch connectors are attached to the hose. The barbed part is the end of the fitting that goes into the hose. Go to Amazon.com and search for "Brass Hose Fitting, Adapter" for a picture.
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Drip irrigations systems I know of screw onto a standard hose/faucet, and this has the same type of threads/connection, so yes. Attach this filter to the faucet, then your hose to the other end of the filter...other end of hose to your irrigation system.