Does the interior handle release from the shaft with a set screw? And is the exterior handle the same way or a different method of release?
898376
No screw, rather a metal tab that comes through the handle. When pressed with the included key (or very small flathead screwdriver) the handle can be pulled free. The opposite side works the same way. I was worried about security, but the part that releases has nothing to do with the lock. I don't think the tab can be accessed from the exterior once mounted.
898377
The exterior model uses a different method to secure the handles to the shaft.
1518417
Yes! There is a small hole that a "pin" pops in and out of that releases the handle. It's very similar to a vacuum cleaner handle extender. Very easy to add or remove the handle.
403521
Yes, the handle worked fine as a replacement. If the original screw is slightly too long, you can use a small washer as a spacer or acquire a slightly shorter screw from the hardware store.
686937
It screws in. I had a handy man install the replacement handle. I couldn't figure it out.
820030
I dont use the handle with it, but I think it came with the straight bat style screw in handle
271750
When you slide it out , when at end lift up on side with black adjustment rod , it will come off. The locking grove is tapered so it will come off easily.
1069909
If I remember correctly, the handle comes installed on the vertical shaft that is inserted into the vertical upright. The handle is split and held together with 6-7 screws. It could be removed, but you will have about 2 inches of the shaft which is part of the swivel exposed. In a short answer I guess it could be removed.
666938
you loosen the screw cap under the handle, then the shaft can be extended. You will see an elastic band inside, then just fold the shaft sections. To fold with one hand can be difficult, but can be done in my estimation.
1531271
No it does not have a set screw. Your drive shaft should have a keyway and a threaded hole at the end. I used a backing plate and spacers to keep mine in place. It worked well until my niece burned the clutch itself out by spinning the tires non~stop for 3 minutes... not adviseable for 13hp applications! Hope that helps.
483850
Yes. Thumb tip lock release in handle. Easily opened and closed with one hand. My second one. Lost the other. can't beat it for the price.
208705
If you're referring to the piece beneath the front of the handle, it is not a screw. It's a plastic plug that covers the screw behind it and serves only for cosmetic purposes. For a replacement, contact the Pfister website, customer service.
911322
I had to figure this out too. Unscrew the Phillips screw holding the handle on from inside the handle, pull the handle completely off, the reattach the handle in the orientation you need it to be.The manual doesn't reference how to do this anywhere that I could find, but the box has instructions on one of the flaps that I found after the fact.
497791
there is a small groove at the front of the handleyou pull thup up until it clicks and then you slide it forward but first you have to remove the top of the front barrel with an allen key, you only have to remove the middle screw on each side
604927
It comes with the inside handle. I was worried about the same thing because of the weird picture.
1648683
The tall handle with thumb latch is outside and the single handle is inside. It fits standard two hole drill pattern if you have a two hole system. You have to drill a third hole ....something like a 1/4 inch dia. at the bottom of the exterior handle. There is a matching cap to cover the bottom attachment inside.This is a high quality item. I bought a matching one for back door.
220918
There is a set screw that holds the fan blade to the side of the shaft. You will need a long allen wrench to loosen or remove the screw. There may also be some corrosion that will make it difficult to come apart. Some WD40 and careful tap on the old shaft usually does the trick.
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.