Is the "T4" terminal the same as an "NB" (nut &amp; bolt)?
643438
I think so. But I installed these in my mothers motorized cart so long ago. Sorry.
2259294
The flange is interchangeable it is the bolt patter that matter. Bolt pattern is the same on the model number. The difference is the pump mount
1092006
Correct, same product. It looks like New Trent decided to start using the NT prefix mid product cycle from the old prefix of IMP.
1375527
I have a 1992 Nitro and this model worked perfectly. I recommend comparing the number of terminals on your current switch with this model or any other model that you are considering buying. If you have the same number of terminals as the one you are buying and it is a push to choke, then you are safe to buy.
2099889
Not familiar with True Track terminals, but the connections at the unit are basically for bare wire ends. As long as that works with what you have, you should be good.
1070551
The ring terminals that come with this cable kit should fit a VMAX battery with top mount bolt trough terminals, a regular automotive 12V battery with top mount terminals will need wing nut style terminal leads.
1606463
Yes but you'll want to make sure it's 3/4 NPT threads on the other side. It's harder to find.
1529413
Other than the length I think they are probably pretty much interchangeable. I purchased the longer one to provide the extra torque I need to free up rusted old nuts. I think the longer, the better, since you'll probably be using it as a last resort anyway.
1214105
Yes, I believe it has the T6. If you click on the icon for larger view this will give a detailed out picture of all the tools in the small tool box and this will show you exactly the numbers on the tools, with also what the ends of the tools look like(torx, flat head, phillips) ect... with a super close up look at it all. I hope this will be helpful to you.
1989798
Scott, as far as I can tell, they are the same. The correct part is with the "T", perhaps the other is a typo? I have been to the manufacturers web site, and they are not showing one without the "T".
654067
I don't know, All I know is that is the battery that was needed to replace the one that had died. I would think that it is the measurements of the case, not including the terminals, because the width and lenght are correct to the given dimensions, so I would guess that it is just the case without the terminals.
1723972
I have a mil spec tube, but that being said the threaded end is the same size, so you shouldn't have a problem. The difference between the commercial and mil spec is the out side diameter of the tube where the stock goes. The threaded part is standard. That being said the tool has both the newer three point castle nut tool, and the older one point castle nut tool. So if the three point shouldn't fit for some reason the older one point should work like a champ.
980107
There is no significant difference. Just made by different manufactures. Case size is identical. Both are rated 12 V , 7Ah. Both are available with either .185 inch or .250 inch wide terminals so try and order correct terminal size.
1386239
I made some T slot nuts but don't generally use them. I use the Irwin bar clamps most of the time. They have a low nose profile that generally is lower than the work and are easy to clamp with one hand because of the trigger operated gap adjustment. I use the 6 inch version of IRWIN Tools QUICK-GRIP Bar Clamp, 12-inch (223112).
1774182
I don't know that terminology. The terminals are blade-type quick connects. Hope that helps.
1585471
It appears that the nsl would be "standard" thread and the nml would be "metric" thread. Big difference and it's not distinguished on the Waterpik web site.
469675
Probably the difference is in the tabs. These two urls give you some info on the tab configurations and the significance of the letters.http://www.standardbatteryinc.com/blogs/batteries-101/11639085-battery-terminalshttp://www.standardbatteryinc.com/blogs/batteries-101/11786397-the-ub12180-batteryThe main difference is probably the terminal configuration. Did you specify a tab style?