what retains the 1/4 inch water line to bottom of faucet
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Water lines are pre installed to the faucet. You just have to use the standard quiick connects to attach to the components or extend the lines.
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A plastic coupler...use the old one or get a new one....Hope this helps...If your existing fauset is leacking, disconnect the drain line and clean the inside..stuff from the garbage disposal can plug the drain line causing faucet to leak....
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The water line pushes into a shark bit fitting that fitting screws on to the bottom of the faucet.
284114
It's the point to a well!! Attach 1.25" sections of pipe and sink until you hit the water level (usually 25 feet or less)
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There are two seperate swivels on the faucet - so the spout line can stay even or go up against the wall
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Standard size drain, compatible with Home Depot hardware. No, water does not stand around at bottom.
1918249
Where the water lines (PIPES inlet/outlet) attach (Bottom) one has a hook up 1.5" pipe the other has a 2" hook up.
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Not positive. But I believe it's 1 1/4". I mounted mine to a stainless steel sink & it fits the pre-drilled center hole on the deck. That should help. Something that will probably help even more is this: BUY A DIFFERENT FAUCET. I already replaced mine last week. It started leaking like crazy from behind the handle. And I had to turn off the water to stop it. Since I have no idea who made this POS or where to find parts for it I just replaced it with a better quality faucet. I guess when you buy a cheap faucet you get a cheap faucet. Never again. Lesson learned.
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The minimum water line is at ~4.25" and the maximum water line is at ~6.25"
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I have about 1/2 inch clearance in front of my granite splash guard. The top of the drain pull is above the 4 inch splash guard in its lowest position.I had the same concern but it worked out well.
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I purchased 1/4 inch crown 1 1/4" long stainless for my application. http://www.amazon.com/gp/r.html?R=3UHT9C0DOO4PG&C;=3T5MUR8F9569O&H;=N6VDA0ACGEFT0VSYU9LYHU9PXT4A&T;=C&U;=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2Fdp%2FB001OW79CU%2Fref%3Dpe_385040_30332200_TE_item
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A comment about the counter thickness comment... There is an extension you can order if the counter is thicker than the stock unit will fit. You do NOT need to recess the faucet into the countertop.
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Confirm Steve's answer. Faucet pulls out toward the front, not so much up, and is significantly lower than the 11 1/4 (or 11 1/2" at most) handle when full on.
993587
There's 3/4 inch threaded ends for hot and cold to attach to your hot and cold water lines. Hope that helps.
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I just measured the tubing which goes from the tank to a small filter and then to the faucet and it is 1/4 inch outside diameter. Why would you want to change it to 3/8 inch? The 1/4 inch line has a great stream when the tank is full. Hope this helps.
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2" will be tough. My faucet has a big "knob" (1 3/8")at the end that really helps this stay on, but my faucet neck is about 1 1/4. The hole in the adapter is only about 1.25" in dia and the rubber is pretty stiff. We have noticed that when you run real hot water through the sprayer, the rubber gets a lot softer. you might be able to do it if you put the adapter in real hot water before you put it on. We put a towel over the faucet to keep any water from squirting out and it works great
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Your faucet should only have one 1/4 " line going to it and this faucet should work perfectly. It is made very well. I have installed several reverse osmosis systems. Not a problem. Look at the line leading up to your existing ro faucet. 1 WATER LINE FEEDING THE FAUCET.
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From the counter to the lowest edge of the spout is 1 1/2". So this may not work for you.
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If understood correctly the difference between spigot and base around 1 1/4 inch (just in case I give around 1 1/2)