I see the first and second stage, but what is that other thing with the threads?
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The short answer: I received the primary yoke style and the secondary, the yoke style is commonly used with the 3000 PSI thanks. I own other sets with the treaded DIN connector that I use on steel 3500PSI tanks.
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The short answer: I received the primary yoke style and the secondary, the yoke style is commonly used with the 3000 PSI thanks.I own other sets with the treaded DIN connector that I use on steel 3500PSI tanks.
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The thing with the threads is a DIN type first stage. It is not commonly used in the US. Make sure you are ordering the right type it only comes with one type of the other.
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One end has a 1/4 or 3/8 male npt pipe thread the other has the male quick disconnect coupling that fits into the female disconnect coupling in the picture
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That is a thread locker. Put a drop on the threads that are screwed into the tube, not the stock.
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you can get some nylon nuts to take up the extra threads. good thought there also,
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If the On Stage is 5/8"-27 U.S. standard thread, look at the shock mount where it attaches to stand. There is a 3/8"-18 European thread adapter installed. Take a Penny and use it to engage the two slots on both sides, then turn counter clockwise to remove. Many folks have not had the sense to do this and returned the SP01 because it won't fit their stand or have given it a bad review.
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I know it doesnt look like there are threads but it does thread on. FYI, If you have fish in your pond dont make the same mistake I did. I bought this same pre-filter and a pump and that was it. I found out 2 months later my ammonia is sky hi. I needed to buy a Bio filter and ended up buying a bio and mechanical filter all in one and didnt need the pre-filter anymore.
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you'll want to pass on this. It doesn't have threads, just a push on top that is just for appearances.
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I believe that is what I have in is. As long as it is standard thread I don't see a probem.
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I believe the stage two are a slightly different color, more blue than clear, also on the underside of the nipple on the rim it says which stage it is.
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It is a thinner thread making you embroidery a less dense. If you are working on clothing I would you this thread.
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I concur. I'm finding it confusing, as I have no idea what a multi-stage system is.
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The starter thread is usually wrapped at a slightly different angle than the rest of the thread (you have to look closely). Once you find that single thread, just slip a straight pin or something under it and give a bit of a pull. The end will come out from the top of the thread cone.
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its easy until you get to the loop at the top --in other words picture you put the spool on the top you go down one side and up the other the metal looper that comes out of the top should come out a little more so you can attach the thread there---I always have to use tweezers to get the thread in.....after that it is easy. its good you asked this question because it is a good little machine and this is the only part that annoys me about it....I wonder what others have to say!!
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Definitely threaded. I have not disassembled this one, but I did another older one.
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Threads: 60mmMount A: 8.5mmMount B: 5mmAdapter One: 7mmAdapter Two: 14mmAdapter Three: 28mmAdapter 1+2+3: 49mm (of course!)All five pieces: 65mm
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Actually, I think I understand what you mean now...if you look at the second picture on Amazon, it shows the holes (in the 2-3-2 pattern) and the first and last hole are used when inserted, and it is the middle hole in the 3 section that is used. Hope that makes sense...and helps!
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There are slip and threaded or both threaded on 1 side and slip, meaning smooth ,on the other this particular bulkhead is slip and comes with the pieces to slide in with thw barb to connect to a hose or u can put pvc straight in the bulkhead. if u want threaded search for threaded bulkhead ive bought both from Amazon and they are good quality