Does the Extraordinary Jug - Growler Filler work on this faucet (says ***DOES NOT FIT PERLICK FAUCETS*** so is this a perlick)?
761842
I'm no sure, I just used plastic tubing and set the pressure of the keg to about 3-5 psi and it worked great!
761843
Good question. The faucet is NOT a Perlick faucet (which is a brand). I measured it to be sure and yes, the growler filler will work fine. In fact, I'm ordering one for myself!
1924119
I bought this to replace a plastic standard faucet that came with my Culligan RO which had an air gap (extra 3/8" hole underneath the faucet for brine discharge) but was not used. This faucet does not come with it and so has only one hole (1/4") for the drinking water. My RO already discharges brine into the sink drain coming from the unit. Check your current RO faucet and see if there are 2 hoses attached to it underneath. If it has, then you have an air gap.
1490341
I bought a set of these (Gilmour) faucet quick releases. They work great with some of the older plastic releases that I have. I never considered compatability until I was asked this question. I just assumed that all manufacturers were interchangeable. So far I have no reason to believe other wise.
2102785
I had no problem with mine fitting. Are you in the US where faucets are standard size? I thought all would be the same. If it is metric, the threads would be different from standard, but I did not know there were metric threads in faucets. Have you asked at a local hardware/plumbing store?
795067
The lines aren't compatible. I wouldn't suggest trying to adapt it over either. The biggest issue I foresee is the resulting pressure after filtration. It's not anywhere near the pressure coming from the standard faucet. Don't recommend.
1338930
You would need the accessory kit for any non-pressurized keg. I am even going one step further and getting nalgene plastic growlers from my favorite local brewer and directly tapping them. I had to engineer a rubber stopper with a hole in the middle that would fit the growler though. You might be able to buy something like that even. The reason: The growler is dishwasher safe and much easier to clean than those damn mini kegs.
1990418
Mike : To my knowledge this faucet accommodates a standard size shank. I would E mail per lick with your question. This by far is the best faucet for pouring beer. Steve
1612971
First off, two adapters came with it. I tried it on my kitchen faucet and a bar sink faucet - it would not fit either although a similar but smaller type would. it was too big to be used with any other sink I have so I didn't even try it. I have other adapters from other repairs and I couldn't find anything that would make it fit. One of the adapters almost worked but was just a hair too small to tighten properly. I have a lot of experience "jerry-rigging' things and I couldn't find any way to make it usable.
2055610
I did this for one of my faucets and it worked. I removed the old insert and replaced it with a new low-flow insert. I kept the old threaded chromed metal retaining piece. The new insert sticks out a bit but works fine. Just make sure you replace the oring so it does not leak.
401853
Unfortunately, I cannot say. I did not notice that it would not fit perlick faucets, so I was not able to use it. Theoretically, it should work.
136847
I really can't recall the details since we've had ours for years now, but it seems to me that it came with 2 "options" for different kinds of faucets and one of them fit just fine. We absolutely LOVE ours!!!
1304857
I had the same situation, but mine was 1/2" particleboard under my 3cm granite. The brass piece that screws into the faucet does not come on longer length, nor could I find a way to extend it. So I went for the simplest solution; cut a larger hole through your plywood underpayment. It must be large enough for the nut to fit through, as well as whatever tightening tool you. I would suggest a larger hole saw rather than smaller. The brass connector is long enough to fit through the granite itself. It's a nice and attractive faucet, but has no aerator tip. Hope this solves your problem.
2226022
I ended up choosing a different faucet. Sorry. I dont have any information on the subject. Good luck.
191543
Yes.....mine is a delta faucet......these do not last long.....they are very flimsy. I have bought two and replaced the second one even with another brand.
2186377
Please contact MFG but I have commented three times in the past to other shoppers that this kit seems to be an updated / supersession part for many of their faucets. Mine was quite old but this kit worked and faucet works like new. The snap fit connection was the update.TFW - MKE
1668585
These are not like Perlik forward sealing faucets. These have a pin inside with a rubber seal to block the flow. They do get sticky if you don't draft from it regularly and you have to clean them between kegs.
222750
If you check the moen site, there are part nos for the faucet types. Just check to make sure you have the correct part. You might also need to get a cartridge puller if you been using your tap for a couple years.....the cartridge gets frozen and it will be difficult to remove but not impossible. Soak it with some Wd40 or similar penetrant for a couple hours before makes it even easier.