1) Is the cap threaded? 2) Do the dispensers move to a locked position if you give them a 1/4 turn?
1510940
The cap is threaded but it needs to screw onto the collar. It will lock as well. They are very good - I have had no problems with them.
2110228
It is a 2 1/4'' threaded cap not a 1/4 turn, beware will not fit 6 gal Johnson outboard tank which I had in my search.
2266610
They are not really locked, just very tight. Use 2 pair of pliers and make a quarter turn. Once in place the swivels they work great, although they have a firm resistance. The bearings are lubricated.
812671
They actually do not work well because the locking mechanism is only held in place by gravity in the position you see in the packaging. They top part does not snap. If any lateral pressure is put on the clip when mounted sideways, it will pop open.
1006262
It has a locking tab on the side as you probably know. It is hard to turn, but if you can relieve the pressure from your pump it will turn. I have a strap wrench I use to make it easier.
1247003
I have purchased and using five of theses dispensers at various locations at our recreational property and at my home shop. I chose to use the button provided in all of them without any need to use the lock (and key). I guess that doesn't answer your question, however it does give my opinion that I they work great without being locked.
777338
The caps are universal. They have the little "knockout" plug installed. If you have a probe type dispenser, it will puncture the cap as designed.
520392
This one is threaded. Luckily the threaded bottles have all been the smaller diameter. The crown style that comes with water delivery service and the no-spill caps that pop over the dispenser are the larger size. I have both and these spouts are so easy to work with in my home - much easier than a standup dispenser when room temperature water is perfect.
647748
It screws on, but it takes less than 1 turn. It has a silicone seal that seats when you screw it down. When you unscrew it 1/4 turn, you can drink from anywhere, screw it back and it's sealed tight (easily done with one hand).
1865117
Yes it is threaded and can be tighten so it does not move. A great bike rack for the money.
1915936
You need to hold the middle (not the bottem) circle stationary while twisting the top pump piece counter clock wise. If you do this, it takes only one twist.
2231708
Hi Westlaker - If you are asking whether they work with dispensers where the opening of the dispenser is in the middle of the round side of the dispenser (like most dispensers do), the answer is yes. If you're asking whether they work with dispensers that have that little internal "nipple," the answer is no. On that note, I wrote to the company to complain about the two dispensers that came with the order, and they indicated that they're sending me two replacement dispensers, so they appear to be fair minded people.I probably know a bit too much about dog poop bags and dispensers, but hope this information helped! Hi Westlaker - If you are asking whether they work with dispensers where the opening of the dispenser is in the middle of the round side of the dispenser (like most dispensers do), the answer is yes. If you're asking whether they work with dispensers that have that little internal "nipple," the answer is no. On that note, I wrote to the company to complain about the two dispensers that came with the order, and they indicated that they're sending me two replacement dispensers, so they appear to be fair minded people.I probably know a bit too much about dog... » Read More Hi Westlaker - If you are asking whether they work with dispensers where the opening of the dispenser is in the middle of the round side of the dispenser (like most dispensers do), the answer is yes. If you're asking whether they work with dispensers that have that little internal "nipple," the answer is no. On that note, I wrote to the company to complain about the two dispensers that came with the order, and they indicated that they're sending me two replacement dispensers, so they appear to be fair minded people.I probably know a bit too much about dog poop bags and dispensers, but hope this information helped! « Show Less
2239970
It is threaded on. Turn it counterclockwise, as if you were opening a soda bottle, and the top will come right off.
107169
I'm don't think that the spigot will lock in the open position. I only dispensed one drink at a time, but I would think there could be a leaking problem if left open for many reasons not related to the workmanship of the product, i.e. a child bumping it, etc.
381738
Nope, the locking parts are stuck to the lid and sometimes flop down and get in the way a bit. They are supposed to fit in a little slot to stay put, but mine don't. Not a big deal and am used to it now. I think that they have a similar model without the locks though.
2048944
The closed position stays closed but I wouldn't say they lock. Hope that helps.
1402625
If you loosen, or remove, the cap, it's an even flow. Even so, it's not a fast flow as the spout is fairly narrow. I've never found it to be a problem.