what is the pipe that fits this that has a 6" inside dia.
2000642
To answer your question is a bit tricky. The inside opening of this wall thimble is actually 8 inches. For code purposes and to avoid a possible wall fire you need a double walled pipe. The inside pipe diameter will be 6 inch, the outside pipe will be 8 inch. Hope that helps.
2000643
It said it is 6 inch, but when you get it it is 8 inch. Wrong size............
660703
Not sure if this will help but I have it on my 2002 V star 1100 that has a 1 1/4" in diam. I'd say it would easily fit a 1 3/4" pipe Possibly even 2".
488860
The inside diameter is 2 1/8 and the outside is 2 3/16....You'll have to measure your pipe to see if it would work....
1078688
I don't know what the "6N" in your model number means, but I have a 10 year old VCS4000 4-burner and it fits fine.
245888
The inside diameter is about 1 & 5/8 because the sealing cap treads internally. However you could just replace the 6 to 8 inch filling pipe which threads into the tank with regular pipe threads (you have to put it together when you get it anyway) but then you whould have to use a different cap, like a regular pipe cap. That would work!
1979905
Hi - I don't have a 6" installed but I was going to do it in the future for my table saw. I think it can only help. The double 4" adapter comes off the unit and a 6" fitting is behind it. My unit has a 5" hose from the blower to the filter. Good Luck.
225821
The unit has a 6" duct opening, but I have an adapter/reducer to a 4" duct line.
1606585
Its generally standard, but they have 6 inch also. So check the diameter of the hole before you order
1590398
From input to output on unit is 5in, after installing pipe fittings, you would need to cut out 6 1/8in for it to fit.
270765
The tube has an inside diameter of almost 17mm and is 7cm deep but take away .5cm after inserting the rubber plug so that's 6.5 cm deep. Hope this helps
729930
not sure what silicone hose you are talking about this will not fit a 6.0L powerstroke
2233526
JJ, I have looked myself. Bunn does not make one in this 6 inch diameter. If you find one from another manufacturer, let me know!
1242462
the inner hole diameter ??? of what? the diaphram insde dia is 1-1/16", the connection nipples on the hose are 1 1/4", i don't know if that answers your question.
1812359
5/16" will be a little big- 6.3mm is 1/4". I'd look for the latter, just to be safe.
695156
I couldn't find any. It is fairly simple, but mine didn't exactly fit. I didn't use the second pipe
1876725
Mine is bendable enough, but it is 7 1/8 X 10 3/8. So I think a 6 inch tube is too small.
2045480
If you buy the one for a 6 inch pipe "it should"... we bought the 8 inch version and installed it on an 8inch double wall pipe. It comes with a drip collar that extended out beyond the outer pipe by about 3/4"-1" all around after installation. Appropriate sealant helped to hold it in place and seal the gaps (do it on a calm day so it doesn't 'walk' and shift the installation - we installed it on a windy day and it shifted about a half inch to one side). Be aware that some fabrication may be necessary to mate the cap to your double wall pipe as our installation has the 2 existing pipes (inner/outer) at nearly the same ending height but the new cap has the inner pipe about 6-7inches longer than where the drip collar rested. The drip collar is at a fixed height with the chimney cap assembly and is not adjustable. This all means that additional outer pipe was needed to bring the existing outer pipe up to the new drip collar height on the cap assembly. The only other option was to remove and cut the interior pipe shorter, but I wanted the installation to be reverse-able if necessary. This aside, we are happy with the product as we can use the fireplace again without the downdraft problems we had. Check your existing installation first to see if the interior pipe is about as high as the exterior or if it is about 6-7" different. If different I suggest looking for appropriate sized outer pipe before spending the money on this investment. They no longer make our double wall pipe in galvanized/our sizes (not on Amazon or in local home improvement stores or online stores) so I had to fabricate the outer pipe extension from sheetmetal. Also of note - the only physical attachment point between the new cap and your existing pipe is the inner pipe. Since you cannot access this, and should not screw these together since the screws will become a point inside the chimney, the only fastening mechanism is the slip fit of the new cap into the inner pipe and any sealant you apply between the drip collar and the outer pipe.