Is the screw thread at the base of the thermomter, or throughtout the entire metal stem? I have two thin metal sheets that span over 1/2 inch.
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The threads are at the base only. They extend about 1/2 inch. Hope this helps
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I haven't had that problem since mine screws on and stays on till I take it off. If the design hasn't changed and the black tip still screws on, I would exchange it. That sounds like the threads aren't holding it in.
119889
Sorry... don't know the answer to this one. Never needed to replace those parts on either of the two thermal pots we've used.
2110226
hi, the one the i bought is the 2 1/4 in threaded cap, and it worked perfectly. i hope this help you.regardsmillerp
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The tip is probably 3/8 of an inch wide or so. Depending on how narrow the area you are working with depends on whether it will work for you or not. The idea is to run the plastic welding rod through the insert on top of the tip and when it melts, it drips into the area you are working meaning the tip doesn't go into the area rather than over the top of the area you are welding.
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I don't understand why you're asking this. You need to replace a stem for a wheel??? stem in 7/16ths of an inch. SO the stem hole in the in the wheel and the stem hole in the base plate are 7/16ths of an inch ( the little slip ring on the pin provides the tightening effect when you press it in.
785342
Greetings to you: The metal stem portion of the thermometer measures 4 3/4 inch.
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I'm in error. I just went to check on the size of the mounting hole for this thermometer. It's NOT 1/2". It is 3/8".
790697
A wire comes out of the thermometer. It cannot be removed. There is a plastic probe at the tip.
1920778
Thread size is 1/2-inch NPT. Fits into a threaded 1/2-inch female copper pipe end.
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No special tool. Removed the black set screw from old valve and pulled it down and out. I trimmed the stem insert from old valve and inserted it in new assembly and installed set screw. Now having said all that I hope we r talking about the same part. To me it looks like a little black float assembly. Hope this makes sense.
1105691
Unplug the mig torch lead. Measure the OD of end block that fits into the welder. post it and I will check for you.
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I've been told that there is better heat distribution with the thicker metal. Hope that helps :)
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I believe it's half inch withou the stem. I haven't gotten my decorations out of the attic yet, but I'm pretty sure it's without the stem
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It is probably not screwing down all the way, due to the bulky ceramic base; mine didn't either. I purchased a simple extender so it fits better in the socket. Mine does stick up out of the top of the torchiere, but it is hardly noticeable. GL
68633
The thermocouple is copper attached to a copper wire. Mine is stationary. It seems too fragile to be manipulated very much. It will break if you bend or flex it repeatedly.
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If I recall correctly, its not a small single screw, but more of a threaded end on the burner that mounts through the stand and a larger nut attaches it to the stand. It is very secure and since anything you place on top of it gets its weight distributed over the metal grates.