I have about a 4 inch opening where the thimble ends before entering the chimney will the head fit through this opening
347096
The whips are flexible and attached to a central ball that is about 2 inches in diameter so yes I think it would pass through this opening. But if your 4 inch opening has any sharp edges they could damage the whips or rods depending on how straight or angled (curved) you need to operate them. Just be careful.
347097
The head fit through a 10" vent with a baffle splitting the center. I expect the head will push through OK when not rotating.
347098
The head can be trimmed and will fit. If you are cleaning the 4 in. thimble straight through it will work. If you plan to pass the head through the 4 in. opening and turn a 90 degree angle to clean the Chimney it will not work. The rods are stiff and will bend as you insert them, however, you will not be able to rotate the rods and clean chimney. You need a much larger opening in order to make the turn and rotate rod assembly. If the angle is less than 45 degree it may work. I have an 6 in. Thimble and a 90 degree turn into chimney and it won't work. Still had to climb on the roof and clean from the top. The head can be trimmed and will fit. If you are cleaning the 4 in. thimble straight through it will work. If you plan to pass the head through the 4 in. opening and turn a 90 degree angle to clean the Chimney it will not work. The rods are stiff and will bend as you insert them, however, you will not be able to rotate the rods and clean chimney. You need a much larger opening in order to make the turn and rotate rod assembly. If the angle is less than 45 degree it may work. I have an 6 in. Thimble and a 90 degree turn into chimney and it won't work. Still had to climb on the roof and clean... » Read More The head can be trimmed and will fit. If you are cleaning the 4 in. thimble straight through it will work. If you plan to pass the head through the 4 in. opening and turn a 90 degree angle to clean the Chimney it will not work. The rods are stiff and will bend as you insert them, however, you will not be able to rotate the rods and clean chimney. You need a much larger opening in order to make the turn and rotate rod assembly. If the angle is less than 45 degree it may work. I have an 6 in. Thimble and a 90 degree turn into chimney and it won't work. Still had to climb on the roof and clean from the top. « Show Less
347099
Yes it will fit, however you may have to be careful the rod dosnt harm thimble as you feed it through any bends.
347100
The head, the round ball with the whips, is a little less than 2 inches. It should have no problem going through a 4 inch hole.
1585271
As the head you are using fits right up to the back of the ratchet,it's the same clearance as the length of the head. V. useful.
1103749
I just measured mine, and they open 1 3/4" max. It should just work, although if its a really strong clamp, you might have trouble squeezing it open.
1835063
It should fit but since it is "large" it is difficult to get into the opening.
708447
The openings on mine are just under 3" tall x 4.5" wide. I had my husband double check to confirm it for me.
1881359
The guide has about a 1-1/2 opening. Coupling should go through easily. This unit winds hose flawlessly.
203041
For regular version, it'll have to be streched , but a shop should be able to do that, or get a 3" inlet to 2.5" outlet. For hemi version its a perfect fit.
1773725
The opening in 4 inches in diameter. You will have to be the judge on this issue.
1153619
I just measured and the dimension is EXACTLY 3/4" opening. If the pipe is 3/4" plus the thickness of the pipe it won't work, however if the OD of the pipe is 0.75" or smaller it will fit and be snug.
1153620
At the opening of the "horseshoe," it is exactly 3/4". But, as you get to within about 1/8" away from the "cul de sac" or closed end of the horseshoe, the distance starts to narrow. I think that means that the hook will fit around a 3/4" pole, but you might not be able to push the hook completely flush against the pole when it narrows at the very end. Perhaps you could wrap the bungee cord around the pole and secure it to itself by grabbing the cord with the hook.
1388592
It should fit that opening, but if you can not use the screw options do not buy this product. The Velcro does not hold.
2099645
Mine fit through ok. It was a tight fit, but it did go through without unreasonable force.
626072
it would fit the opening but I don't think it has enough girt to do any good. also, it is pretty flexible/flimsy and might just bump the clog instead of move it. maybe you should try one of those drain zippers that collect hair and stuff from drains.
933912
My wife has a small hand and can fit through the opening, while I have a large hand and I am unable to fit it through the opening. The opening is 2.75 inches in diameter.
571472
It is a 6" opening on each end but you should be able to find a reducer to fit 6" to 4".
757600
I just measured it. When it is fully expanded the opening is 4 inches wide.
681750
Yes it will fit a 1 inch opening. I just tried it. It is a tight fit at first but works great.