Which hose connection goes to the spout, the back one or the side thanks/
218969
not sure exactly what you are calling the back. but if you blow air through the 1 of the spouts and open and close the valves the one that pass air when either valve is open is the spout port. I believe it was the middle one
1584810
I put the backflow preventer on faucets that had them already on but had failed ( water back in my face every time I used them. The original manufacturer had crimped the device (made it out of round) so I needed two pipe wrenches to get them off. there was no other choice since the original outside spigot incorporated the fine threaded backflow preventer as one unit.
1639442
8602 have a bit different end cap to allow twisting onto source water or other. the 8612 is the traditional brass end connection like you would find on a garden hose
2144885
No sir, the connection is from a plastic sleeve that sits inside the faucet & when the sprayer slides back in it seats a small nub the sprayer holding it firmly in place. This is my favorite faucet & I just bought a 2nd one for my laundry room because it works so well. :)
1588403
There ARE female threads in the spout. Other spouts sometimes use an o-ring, slide on and set screw. This uses the standard pipe threads.
278954
Outside connector. I had a problem with the inner tube detaching from nozzle..obviously lots of leakage...! Sent it back!!!!!
487128
Yes, I have a hose connected to the bottom connection and that leaves my spigotFree.
1294466
One is connected with 1 1/4 " pipe used in line with your pump. The other uses small tubing 3/8" (i think) to connect to your skimmer and return. The better way is larger pipe, but is a pain to do.
1095476
Hi,you have to make sure the replacement spout connects the same way as existing spout. There are two types of spouts.
811576
If I understand your question you are asking about the connection on the drain hose. I don't remember if mine came with both but you can buy one at any RV store and they are not expensive.
146061
I believe you can install it either way. Mine was installed as shown. Fittings that connect to plumbing are straight.
609122
No - lower hose is on the wrong side - correct application from Spectra is CU130
1277191
If you mean common garden hose or half inch drip line, the tap spigot from the barrel as it is threaded for standard garden hose. There are common adapters to convert from garden hose to pipe thread.
894876
Those are valve adapters, on side is for a thinner valve, the other for a thicker one. They should be fairly simple to connect, sorry I took so long to respond.
1607245
All in and out connections are standard hose thread. I use mine for a 1/4 drip system.
1539792
The connection is the same as a garden hose (same size to connect to an outside hydrant). To connect to a kitchen or bathroom faucet, you would need to remove the aerator on the faucet (should screw out), and buy an adaptor that screws in to the faucet, and has male threads the size of an outside hydrant. Remove the faucet aerator and take to lowes or home depot, tell them what connection you need, they should be able to help. I've had my RO/DI system for several months, and I'm very pleased with it.
1652043
I don't know about that particular model, but this pump was the invert of mine. My original pump had the hose connection to the front, but this one had the hose connection to the rear with no way to change it. It will only bolt on one way. I had to remove my chemical tank completely to use this pump.