What size rubber stopper would I use for a one-gallon glass jug?
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I'm not sure to be entirely honest. My advice would be to investigate the inner diameter of the neck and lid of your respective jar as I'm not sure what dimensions the one gallon glass jug you are using have. I will say that the stoppers are not adjustable by any means so look closely at your specifications. Sorry I'm not able to help you further.
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I use a regular "Culligan" jug. I think it's a 5 gallon. I love my machine.
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I used a 5 gallon bucket from Home Depot. If you can compare measurements of the two buckets it may help you. As far as the width of the caddy, the Velcro closure does allow for minimal adjustment re: bucket width. Good luck!
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Almost any size will work, I use a High-output oil-free pump delivers 2.8 CFM @ 90 PSI and 150 PSI max operating pressure like this model BOSTITCH CAP1512-OF 1.2 Gallon Oil-Free High-Output Trim Compressor. The larger the better but this works for field use.
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No not going to fit, I tried that myself. But was very close to firing. You may see if they have a thiner one. I got mine to clean glass milk jugs. And that works like nothing else. So check oxo web maybe they will have something.
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It'll work if the opening in the neck is the same size as the plastic bottle. I think 5 gal. water jugs are pretty much the same size.
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The top/bottom radius sizes just mean that the stopper is wider at the top than at the bottom (it has a bevel). I use mine in 1-gallon glass jugs that I brew beer in and they work great.
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You can look up Rubber Stopper size charts online. They usually take you to other sources but they give all the measurements in both inches and mm. A size three measure 18 mm at the bottom and 24 mm at the top so that sounds like a good size.
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The opening is a 12" by 7.5" so I think a gallon milk jug would fit easily although I haven't tried it.
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Go ahead and get the solid rubber stopper set up if u can cuz this one is a hollow type stopper and doesn't put enough pressure on the sides to create a good seal. It never bubbled till I went to the brew shop and purchased a solid stopper with a small hole in it. But to actually answer the question, it will fit a five gallon bottle. "Kind of"
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I used the one made for a previous gauge. Think it should be 2 and 1/8 inch diameter. Suggest you contact Moeller to get specifics. I used the Moeller gauge which was compatible with the tank.
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Sorry, it's not for the gallon size. It'll only fit the wide mouth jars, either pint, quart or even the short small one.
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If you bought a new disposer, there should be a complete, new, installation kit, which includes the stopper. Otherwise, I measured my stopper diameter at 3 1/4 inches.Best to you.
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Mine's not one gallon, it's a quart size...I hang it on a shepherds hook or use a small eye hook.
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They fit standard quart and pint mason jars, not sure if they will fit gallon size
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I have a 5 gallon jug made by Reliance. It has 3/4 inch pipe threads on the lid, I broke the old one off. Was wondering if this would replace the old one. Thank you
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Amazon sells a 33 oz. Also available on Amazon, from a third party, is a one gallon size.