My old fitting has a 4.5 in od. with the same for the fresh water fill. Are these the same ?
1629409
No. What I did was took this piece and inserted it into the original piece. Cut a piece of sheetmetal and drilled the center hole to fit water fitting. Siliconed the flange, and screwed the new flange thru the old one and caught the sheetmetal. Done. Sounds like its hard. Took me 1/2 hour.
1629410
My freshwater fill is 4-1/2" OD (like yours) with 3 screws. However, this city water connection you are asking about is 3" OD with 3 screws.
1767154
I put a 5" flow pro wich came with a 4" down pipe. Dont think a 5 is any better, just sounds different.
157264
Indeed 3/4" OD thread seems to be bigger than the replacement hose. But you could get a reduction (that's a brass piece with i.e. 3/4" outside thread at one end and a nipple wide enough to fit the replacement hose on the other). Those are available at the hardware store; and if it's a good hardware store the people there can help you out to get really what you need. Good luck; I hope this helps! :-)
1533477
You should really by the TORO fittings, as there can be some problems with buying generic fittings. They do tend to work better and offer everything that is needed. That is everything this is connecting to these hoses but using generic 1/4 tubing is fine as well as the various sprinkler attachments etc. Hope this helps.
1942805
If your filter system handles standard filters 9.75" which is standard for most osmosis system they should work. Take one out and look at it you should be able to tell just by looking? LK Gold Canyon
422619
They are interchangeable....my filter is older model and it fit and works perfectly
2167486
I would think that would be no problem. The fitting can probably be replaced or you could use an adapter to reduce to the 1/4" line. It is just plumbing.
703379
The fittings are standard. I'm using rainbird, & some I picked up at Ace Hardware. Quarter inch is quarter inch.
1211550
The input and output on the pump are the same size, 1/4", I think; you may need an adapter union.
2234914
It's just a simple compression fitting and should work without any issue on the replacement. I'd use the same hoes and the new fittings. You should be fine. If you drilled new holes I expect keeping the old holes from leaking would be an issue sooner or later.
1384086
Yes, the connections will match. This new one is 1.5hp and your old one is 1hp but that doesnt mean much. If anything it will do a little better job. I see no reason why this isnt a direct replacement for your pump.
622050
It looks like it has 1/4 NPT on the fitting screwing into the female quick connect. I would say 1/4 hose the OD is about 1/2"
1875026
mine came at 5/16th, must clamp. but as Paul stated 1/4 is fine... 1/4 is the inter diameter of inlets. so pick based on the rest of your system.
1979259
It depends what you have to do. Home depot or plumbing supply will help. The fittings are standard.
1779590
I think it is basically the same. both 35 gallons and same dimensions. They all do the same thing and are just different sizes and capacity but these look the same . Mine is working fine no problems and it was very easy to install. Just make sure it will fit in your well house.Good Luck
490237
The 3/8 worked fine on my 1993 40hp Johnson/Evinrude. I think the brass fittings that connect to the outboard and to the gas tank are all the same, its the inside diameter of the hose that is 5/16 or 3/8. My old one was a 5/16, but I replaced it with the 3/8. Didn't have any trouble with the end fitting matching my outboard, or my old gas tank.
2241952
I can see the answers are ambiguous. I am sure it will fit either... The OD is 5/8" but the big washers should compensate for a 1/8" difference, without a problem.