I need to attach this to my outdoor faucet then my hose to this. Will this screw right onto my faucet. I don't see the round turn thing.
2075915
Yes, the device is threaded on the inside of the faucet side. You just have to turn the entire device to screw it on to the faucet. Then you can connect your hose to the male end of the device.
2075916
Yes, it works very well. The female connector is built into the end on the right in the picture. The lack of the rotating connector helps avoid leaks.
2075917
It is threaded (hose thread) on both sides. So, yes, it should attach. You would have to spin the entire unit and it may or may not end up right-side up. But it should work as long as the "pin" that's part of the backflow preventer of most newer hose bibs doesn't stick out far enough to touch the ball valve inside this unit. If you attach the hose to the bib, and then attach this to the other end of the hose it will probably work better (having the shut-off on the end you're holding is more convenient).
2075918
If your intention is to use this as your shutoff valve (instead of having to use pliers on the original faucet), that is what I am using mine for. It has been on the faucet for about five months now and so far is working fine. I had bought some cheaper (plastic) shutoff valves and they all started leaking (through the valve) after a few months.
2075919
I did not put it right into the faucet. I hooked up the hose end to the faucet, then the shut off, then my water gun.Sorry I can not give you a better answer.
2075920
Why do you want to put it on your faucet? Put your hose on the faucet then put then put the shut off on the end of the hose its handier that way. But it does screw on the faucet. Gene
1564593
No the side spout does not turn, a four inch pipe seems way too big for a spout,it should be more like 3/4 inch pipe. This is a great faucet, better than what the big box stores have.
2003699
If you are talking about the spout from the faucet, then the answer is that you have to have grooves so the end will twist in place. Put your finger in the faucet end where water comes out to feel for grooves. If the grooves are there then the answer is yes. When I first tried to connect it in the bathroom it was a little awkward to fit the grooves. It works very well in the bathroom too. Glad to answer any more questions you have.
1936010
I got this and never got to use it because the opening that's suppose to cover the faucet is small and round and my faucet is more rectangular. If your faucet is round it should fit but if it's the rectangular style then it wont fit no matter how much you try to stretch it.
942194
They make some hose faucets like this but with a flange for exactly what you need. They are called sillcocks, Amazon has them and you can find a quality quarter-turn brass sillcock just like this but with the flange.
1177069
That sounds a little tight, however the square base on the faucet itself is only about 1.5" x 1.5". What you need to consider is if you have a backsplash behind the faucet...it could limit the range of motion on the handle, which in addition to to pivoting out/away from the handle to turn on the water also rotates front to back for hot/cold settings.
221301
This works only with round wands and hoses. it does not come with a round to oval adapter. hope this helps
103731
Thanks for the confidence in me to answer your question. However I'm not a professional plumber and your stem number in something that I am unfamiliar with. However, what I do know is the one important element in selecting a faucet handle is whether or not it is a 12 spline connector or a square connector. Take the existing faucet handle off and look inside to see which type of connector it is. The faucet handles that I used my handles for were the 12 spline variety. Hope that helps.
1621775
No, if this thing worked at all...which it does not; it's meant for low flow single faucet. I would look into a kitchen faucet attachment fitting with a light weight hose to do the job your wanting to outside. Hope this helps. Do not buy this product.
879010
I tried to put this on a sink faucet, and on a garden hose faucet mouth. It was too big for both. I believe it will only fit on square nozzled bathtub faucets. :/ It did not work for me.
1463208
Hi Barbara, the standard garden size hose is 5/8 inch and house outside faucets are the same. It is unlikely you can buy another size. If you can attach your garden hose to your outside faucet, this shut off should fit as well.
514742
Iput the one I ordered on my kitchen faucet. I have an adapter on my kitchen faucet permitting me to screw on a hose so I can water my plants on my patio. The different ways you can use this adapter and the different threads make it fit virtually any faucet. I unscrew this adapter when I get ready to screw on the hose then screw it right back on when I'm finished watering.
1588404
This is designed to thread onto a threaded nipple, usually brass, not to attach to a copper pipe. If you are using copper, then would would need to solder a threaded fitting on to it to attach this faucet.
839411
It is very hard to understand what you have. Is it just 1/2"water pipe or 1/2" angle valve to control water flow. In case of angle valve, you will probably need 1/2"x3/8" faucet connector hose.The best way is to make detailed pictures and show them in the store.Good luck.
1612979
It screwed right on to our standard faucet using one of the two adapters that came with it. We just had to unscrew the little one on the end with the strainer in it, and screwed the little adapter in and screwed this on.Took 30 seconds. Ours does blue, green and red depending on temperature of water.
2072615
I haven't tried to attach a garden hose to the faucet but the tip does screw off. The outside diameter is about 3/4" but there are only 3 threads to screw onto. I don't think the faucet is built for the pressure. I do like it though and it looks really good. Hope this is helpful. Carole
446942
Just put it on the faucet and twist it like any other hose. I was very dissatisfied with the hose.