What is the size of the threading for the handle attachment - is it proprietary? Already have different manufacturer's handle and wonder if will fit.
219871
It is very proprietary in that it is a snap and click mechanism, there are no threads. The id of the head is about 7/8" and the od is about 1 1/16", the depth is about 2 1/2". Hope this helps.
432069
We bought one that was a friction-fit only. Then we found another (on Amazon) that was threaded. You want the threaded version. -Richard &lt;&gt;&lt;
1176469
It is the standard diameter (1/2" I think). It also came with adapters for most thread types and configurations.
1052156
They are both 3/4" in diameter. You will have to buy one to verify the threading is the same unless you can get the threading info from the seller. If not, buy it and return it if it doesn't work.
390245
The handle is not shown on this photo. Here is a better picture for you... http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/190680216323?lpid=82
1439373
Sorry. According to the GE Parts cross reference tool, this handle will not fit your model number.
1260122
Not entirely sure for this one, but try looking at this site http://www.4are.com/ By the way, I was very happy with the quality of the T-handle I purchased at amazon, it was perfect for me, an exact match.
742134
I do not have that model. My handle arm is a solid piece of metal. Yours may have a screw that needs tightening
538568
Remember the bevel handle bolt is left-hand-thread -- it tightens and loosens in the opposite direction than "normal" right-hand-threads. Also when shipped from the factory that bolt is very very tight. First time to loosen it requires a lot of torque.
313998
I would consider it a standard length handle. No issues with it to short or too long...just right:)
16116
The one I have had threads and screwed directly into a telescoping handle I had from another brush (but different mfg). The shaft on the handle is very slim and does not hang up on the brush inlet.
1488916
The rod without handle and/or any attachments is 33 1/8. I did not include in measurement the threads (3/8 inch) that screw into the handle.
891322
As I responded previously I thought I was purchasing a replacement for the handle and hose I lost. Only after it came did I realize there were 4-5 different adaptors, one of which fit my Karcher. However, since it was advertised under Karcher replacements I got a hint it would work. erhaps if you look under Greenworks 1500 in amazon it will be listed there...if so, there is an adaptor that will fit yours.
515510
you will have to drill out the rivets (that's how the factory attaches the handle) and then undo the levers connecting the handle to the opening latch. Than reattach the new handle with I think 3/8 nuts and bolt. If more info is needed let me know
345308
We got the bigger one and at first I thought it was to big but after using it and making them myself I like the bigger one. We didn't have a handle so. We ordered that to , and I would think the handle and thread size would be pretty much standard to fit them all.
1218931
I recently had to replace my own handle to my GE Spacemaker XL, and yes the handle I bought, which looks the same as the one in this photo, fit exactly. It was expensive . . . but it was the right fit.
930619
I'll be going to a craft store some and I'm going measure the width and see if I can find the smallest but efficient handle. Wish me luck! Plus double Thanks for answering my question!