What size is this connecter? I need one that is 3/4" threadded male to 1/4 NPT.
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Hi, it fits a standard garden hose and the other end is a 1/4 air line fitting.
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male garden hose connection to standard airline coupler. I use mine to blow out my garden hoses for the winter. Can also be used to connect to a camper to clear out the water lines.
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thread end is standard garden hose size as you connect it to your rv where water hose attaches
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I never measured it however it adapts to the female of a garden hose. Most likely 3/4 and definitely 1/4 NPT nicely made. We use it in winter time to blow out water from garden hose in barn after watering horses.
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It is 1/4 npt for sure. The thread end is standard garden hose, and I think that is different from 3/4. But you can probably get an adapter at a local store or online at amazon
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3/4" is the screw part but overall 1". Also requires a 1/4" hex tip or a phillips tip will work.
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To be sure go buy a one inch male pipe thread coupling. It has the male on both ends looks tapered (large in middle gets smaller on the tips) hold it up to the one going into yours. 3/4 and 1" are pretty different look at both at the store maybe even get both you can return them. You will know right away.
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It looks like it has 1/4 NPT on the fitting screwing into the female quick connect. I would say 1/4 hose the OD is about 1/2"
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The out is 1/2 i.d. tube fitting on it but can be removed to have a 1in npt. You can get a bushing to do this at lowes to bring it to a 1/4 npt thats what I did.
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This is actually a 3/8" quick-connect. Consumer-grade pressure washers (such like you'd find at HD or Lowe's) are sized as a 1/4" quick-connect (like the spray-tip of this unit is). If you've got a similar setup (most consumer-grade units are similar), you'll want to get a male M22 to 3/8 quick-connect to hook up to your pressure washer hose so that you can use this wand.You may need to get a couple different adapters - Amazon has the Forney 75117 (Male M22 to 3/8" Male NPT) and the Forney 75129 (Female 3/8 NPT to Female 3/8 Quick-Connect) which should do the job.
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This adapter is supposed to connect it to a 1 1/4 shopvac hose. There is also one for the bigger hose. I have the 1 1/4 and this adapter isn't perfect, but close enough that a short piece of tape will help do the job. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000AV77K/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Jonathan,The Rheem User Manual that I found on line did not specify the connection size. If it is a 3/4" NPT, this rod will fit. Personally, I don't of any water heaters that don't use a 3/4" female connection - so you are most likely fine. Safest way would be to remove your current one and verify size before ordering.Hope this helps.Dave
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The size of the thread is 1/2 inch NPT as stated.The total length is 4 inches.
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I'm not sure about that particular brand, but this adapter fits an 1/8" male end (with threading).
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Thread size is 1/2-inch NPT. Fits into a threaded 1/2-inch female copper pipe end.
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My plumber had to go pickup the needed connection. I am not sure what size. He was able to install quickly and it works great.
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It takes an 1 1/4 NPT thread. I haven't had a chance to use it yet so I can't comment on how well it works. Tim
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The inlet and outlet are 1/2" NPT male, US pipe thread. You would need an adapter to connect a hose coupling.
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The inlet for the quick disconnect (QD) on mine appears to be 1/4" NPT. I can't see it on mine without unscrewing the QD. Here's how you identify NPT sizes: measure the outside diameter of the thread. It will always be 1/4" larger than the NPT size. Example: a 1/4" NPT male pipe thread actually measures 1/2" diameter. For comparison, I can see that the gauge thread and hose thread are 1/8" NPT (3/8" OD). Hope this is helpful.
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It is for a 3/4" hose, but you can use a screw in 1" to 3/4" reducing nipple to make it work. This is a well made nozzle. Good luck.
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This one is 1/8", which is the same as 3.5mm. If you need 1/4", I recommend either buying a 1/8" to 1/4" converter along with this (if you foresee a need for 1/8") or buying a different cable.