Ref: Gilmour Brass 4-Way Connector 44GF ... does anybody know the diameter of the port where the water comes out? The plastic connectors at my hardware store have a much larger hole than any of the brass ones there. I would prefer brass if the flow is...
628003
The brass outflow port is the same as a hose connection. You will get plenty of water and pressure out of the 4 way connector.
1608828
I wouldn't recommend doing that. I bought the 1/2 inch diameter version for transporting the water to various areas of my garden. I then punch a hole for a 1/4 feed at locations where I want drip irrigation. You won't have enough water flow for multiple locations if your main transport line is only 1/4 inch.
1878777
Connectors were brass. Unfortunately mine leaked and for my use in a finished basement a simple washer hose did the job.
554840
I put a couple on the baseboard radiators. I think the bigger brass one's work better. I heard these little ones sometimes leak. I did have that one leak and not sure if it was from the threads or not. I took it off and put the bigger brass on on. I have and extra brass one in case I get air in the basement zone. Myself I would buy the bigger brass kind.
762010
I don't know because I threw mine away. The brass seemed strong and solid but the area where you attach to the faucet broke. The knobs on top were stiff and not easy to turn on/off. I hope I just got a bad one.
187813
I may have misunderstood your question- the outlet is 3/4 coarse for attaching a garden hose- the inlet is1" fine for attaching to spigot
177890
Yes, there are threads inside the male brass end. I looked at my old style tank and if I had a coupler that had male threads on each end of it, I could most likely use this gauge to attach my old style tank to my gas grill. I think the threads on the old style tank are the same as the threads inside this gauge? Hope this helps! HW
137960
Sorry for the late answer...we ended up buying a 1-1/4"x8" 17 Gauge P.O. Plug Finger Touch Style Drain Without Overflow Holes - Chrome - #J-814-PCH from PlumbingSupply.com. ($50 plus shipping...ouch.) We are having the sink installed this week...fingers crossed that everything goes well. I can't wait to see this sink in action. It's perfect for our new 32" x 72" powder room.
858804
Almost all modern water heater element ports are 1 inch NPT/U.S. pipe thread, NOT 1-1/4" as others have said. The outside of 1" NPT threads are 1.315" as all NPT outer diameters are nominal and NOT actual . 1-1/4" NPT will be larger also at 1.660" outside diameter. Cheers!
2105877
I believe it's 4" round. My post was 3.5" so I got a black rubber hose connector for plumbing, slipped it in the top of the post and then this lamp fit perfect! You don't see the connector either.
577743
No, its 3/4" male for both inlet and outlet. Standard garden hose is 3/4" but the thread count is different, its much more corse. You maybe able to find a adapter... When i plumbed it i used 3/4" plastic to 1/2" brass barb adapters, and used 1/2" poly red and blue push on hose. Then put clamps over the barbs. The tank is really small good for washing hands not much else.
101849
This type of connector gives a leak free connection. If you had this for a number of years you may need to replace the O ring on the male piece.
1502204
Good question. This is supposed to be brass. Brass is supposed to be a mixture copper and zinc. With this product, I would not be convinced that it is a polluted compound of metals. It is not like any brass to which I have ever been exposed. Because it is for use with a garden hose, and you are not supposed to drink from garden hoses, probably because of the lead in the metal couplings, I would not trust this in your drinking water supply line. Truthfully, I have found the plastic ones more durable and user friendly than these. My suggestion, go plastic unless you can find an older version of this connector that was made in North America.
2250554
Hi, it has a 1/2" female threaded inlet. Make sure you use a threaded brass nipple to make the connection so that you don't get any rusty water from using a steel pipe. Also, make sure to use Teflon tape or pipe dope, or both on the nipple so you don't get leaks. Hope that helps!
696226
Most standard garden hoses and fittings are for 3/8" not 3/4", unless specifically stated... I suggest you contact Gilmour directly regarding your specific usage needs.
33944
I need to know how big the holes have to be to install this faucet. I am replacing my existing one and it has metal screwtype that fits in the holes. I bought one but it has plastic and they are too big. Can you show a picture of the bottom of the faucet so I can see how it will attach.
262808
The easiest way to get it right is simple, because hole sizes vary depending on the faucet. Measure across the threads, which is probably somewhere between 3/4" and 1". The hole should be just big enough for the threaded portion to go through the holw without forcing it.