Manufacturer's website does not list a 5/16" auto-siphon. Is this really the 3/8" one they list?
762111
They are the same auto-siphon. The 5/16" is the OD of the siphon and 3/8" is the ID of the tubing that fits on it.
1111590
May not fit all. The 3 3/8" refers to distance between holes where faucet attaches to tub, where plumbing enters tub. Good luck.
55343
I think its 5/8 in hose, that being said.. Buy the one that's American made, the Chinese ones are total junk. But one for each fuel type you plan on siphoning.
764562
I believe the 1-5/8" refers to the size of the pipe assembly that the stopper sits atop. I've measured the two stoppers in the two sink vessels that I installed and they are both 2-5/8" in diameter. Hope this helps.
858095
I am using this very item with 3/8" plastic tubing. But seems it will work with 5/16" - 1/2" but only sure about what I'm using. Hopes this helps
858094
The spigot is tapered so you can use various sizes. I use a 3/8 and 5/8 without any issues.
275123
Instead of old AUTOCUT 5-2 cutting head with .095" support (apparently no longer available), vendor supplied the AUTOCUT-C 5-2 EasySpool head #4006-710-2106 which only supports .080" line (like my original). Wanted to try the old .095/.080 model, but didn't return the product since the supplier is based in England. EasySpool replacement works OK.
1972456
I just measured the tubing which goes from the tank to a small filter and then to the faucet and it is 1/4 inch outside diameter. Why would you want to change it to 3/8 inch? The 1/4 inch line has a great stream when the tank is full. Hope this helps.
150390
I don't think this one can. This one is 4" but maybe they sell an 8" one. If not check a local plumbing supply company.
194891
The pump comes with a barbed fitting for 1/4" inside diameter tubing, not 3/8 as stated here. The larger EcoPlus pumps use 3/8 ID tubing, not EcoPlus 1.
813834
HELP?!!! This spigot is NOT 7//16" at the threaded section that goes through the glass; it is inf FACT 3/4" [or 14/16th's of an inch]. I just received 3 spigots, based upon the 7/16" measurement.I would like to have these spigots replaced with spigots that 7/16" diameter at the threaded section. HELP ?!!!
2222891
The fittings are the same for a 5/8" and 3/4" hose, just the hose itself is a different size. If they were not, you couldn't connect a 3/4" hose to the faucets on your house. All the Gardena fittings fit both; not to worry.
2152709
Yes, It is build for a 5/8 hose. It is n't clear by the picture but you can put two lengths of hose in each bracket. Mine snaps in securely.
1491754
The spigot I received was not 3/4". I thought it might be 1/2" but if it is only produced in 3/8" and 3/4" then mine is definately 3/8". I purchased this to replace a worn out spigot on our glass sun tea jar and we have had no problems with this spigot and it couldn't be easier to install.
1027073
This is a 3/8". Works for common outdoor spigots. You may also find a 4-way key in a big orange box store in the plumbing tools section.
1342141
This is actually a 3/8" quick-connect. Consumer-grade pressure washers (such like you'd find at HD or Lowe's) are sized as a 1/4" quick-connect (like the spray-tip of this unit is). If you've got a similar setup (most consumer-grade units are similar), you'll want to get a male M22 to 3/8 quick-connect to hook up to your pressure washer hose so that you can use this wand.You may need to get a couple different adapters - Amazon has the Forney 75117 (Male M22 to 3/8" Male NPT) and the Forney 75129 (Female 3/8 NPT to Female 3/8 Quick-Connect) which should do the job.
1372371
This is a standard npt fitting for air tools and paint guns, I believe it to be 3/8, yes. It was for an air tool.