Comparing Delta Trask (Lowe's) and Trinsic which look alike. Does Trinsic handle rotate away from spout like Trask? Can't find Trinsic pix operating.
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As pictured. Towards front and to the right. Handle can be mounted in front also
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Hey there! Hoping to order a flask, but want to get the graphic dimensions correct. What are the dimensions of the flask, and do you have a template I could use? Thanks!
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Yes. I am still using the same handles I've had since Trac II came out. Never had a reason to get new ones.
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Sorry I sent mine back but only because I found out the one I had previously was not leaking. The one I received from Amazon was of high quality.I don't remember a t handle
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There is a comparison chart of several pourers online and I believe you will find it useful. Here is the link: www.pouro.netI found a great pourer there called Amazing Pourer that can be opened or closed with a simple twist. I tried it and they are the best for me.
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I just ordered this one and I received the newer model. It has a wider handle, fill line markers, narrower spout, polished outside, not shiny on the inside. Works great!!! I love this item.
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Terry, you want to use Delta Faucet 50560-PB Wall Elbow for Handshower or the equivalent. Be careful, though. Our first one broke when the plumber put it on and I had to send it back. We tried to find one locally then and all we could find was the same elbow. The second time it worked perfectly. The plumber wasn't sure what happened and swore he didn't over-tighten it. Have had it up and running now for a couple of months and love it! The bar is great because you can set it to wherever on your spine you want a massage. Perfect!
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Yes the handle just turns. Picture shows it in odd position. Turn either left or right to open. Usually installed so tip of spigot is below bucket to fully drain. You place on table with spigot hanging over edge of table as with Ital spigot. You can also turn valve 90 degrees when installing, if you do not want spigot tip lower than bottom of bucket. I like mine so far.
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Yep it's a T handle....but save your money, it' a real bad design, as the shaft is held in by a soft aluminum pin...after about 10 cases it starts to turn inside & makes it a pile of junk.... I have sent mine back to Hornady & they sent it back with the same crappy round pin...It needs a keyway cut into it with a square piece of stock to hold it in place.... For the money it's just not worth the hassle....till they fix it right....
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It can be a little more complicated that "unscrew counterclockwise." I found that only worked on some of the bottles. If you find that your unscrewing and unscrewing and nothing is happening, it's because the inner ring in the cap that holds the threads is rotating with the spout. Fortunately, that inner ring stands proud of the cap, so you can grab it with a pair of pliers and then unscrew the spout just fine. The pliers might not be necessary, but found it too small and too smooth for my big fingers.
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Hi..the locking mechanism is basically the same, but this bottle is bigger..not in the volume it holds, but simply size. Also, the top is huge in comparison to the backpack version and very delicate..pretty much one drop and it's done. I personally also didn't like how it directs the hot liquid into your mouth..have to press lip against it in a way that you often got burned. Finally the lid was so big, the top would tap your forehead while tipping the bottle to drink. Hugely annoying. I tried it because I liked the choice of colors, the little hook/ring on the back and still often wish the backpack version had some sort of clip option. All that said, however, I still use and love the backpack version. I have dropped it/had it fall out of my bag quite a few times. The bottom ring is cracked, but it does not affect the performance of the bottle...which is awesome!! Hot coffee for HOURS that stays in the bottle and not in your bag. I used contigo for a long time...until i found this one that I use daily. Backpack version is worth it, wouldn't say the same for this one, though.
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Funny question, as in I never noticed this, but yes, the model I have, ordered from Amazon, has the handle on my right (looking at the faucet straight-on). The other picture provided by Amazon, of the faucet set in a sink next to the regular faucet, is how mine appears. -- of course, now I see, from another respondent, that the handle can be manipulated to either side!
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I bought this for my RV and decided to return it as it was a very cheap faucet and I did not think it would last. I ended up buying a Delta regular kitchen faucet and am very happy In answer to your question it does pivot.
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Cant tell for sure, haven't used trphasic, but according description ,trphasic is next step up from regular one. Just try both and see which one u like it more.
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The older Delta sink faucets use separate left (RP1740) and right (RP24096) versions of the stem unit assembly. The threaded stem is plastic. The somewhat newer faucets use only a single type of stem unit assembly with a metal stem (RP25513). The RP25513 works on either the left or right side of the newer faucets by using a plastic stop. The RP25513 will also work on the left side of the old Delta sink faucet, in place of the left (RP1740), but not the right (RP24096). This info was provided by a reviewer named "trusting user" on Amazon. As I have the newer faucets which use the RP25513, I can't speak personally on the substitution. Please read "trusting user" comments. The older Delta sink faucets use separate left (RP1740) and right (RP24096) versions of the stem unit assembly. The threaded stem is plastic. The somewhat newer faucets use only a single type of stem unit assembly with a metal stem (RP25513). The RP25513 works on either the left or right side of the newer faucets by using a plastic stop. The RP25513 will also work on the left side of the old Delta sink faucet, in place of the left (RP1740), but not the right (RP24096). This info was provided by a reviewer named "trusting user" on Amazon. As I have the newer faucets which use the... » Read More The older Delta sink faucets use separate left (RP1740) and right (RP24096) versions of the stem unit assembly. The threaded stem is plastic. The somewhat newer faucets use only a single type of stem unit assembly with a metal stem (RP25513). The RP25513 works on either the left or right side of the newer faucets by using a plastic stop. The RP25513 will also work on the left side of the old Delta sink faucet, in place of the left (RP1740), but not the right (RP24096). This info was provided by a reviewer named "trusting user" on Amazon. As I have the newer faucets which use the RP25513, I can't speak personally on the substitution. Please read "trusting user" comments. « Show Less
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T17038 Includes: Trim, screws, handle and cartridge. You should use the delta universal valve, #10000? For the rough-in plumbing. ($35-40) Then any 'trim kit' will work. Btw, I put in 5 of these and they are fantastic......easy and great to use. Sent from my iPhone. No puppies or trees were harmed by sending this e-mail. Print only if necessary & have a marvelous day! On Feb 9, 2013, at 1:41 AM, Amazon Conversations &lt;delivers@amazon.com&gt; wrote: As someone who owns Delta T17038 Lahara Monitor..., can you help this fellow customer? Phil L. asked "Is this truly "Trim Only"?
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I don't know. But this flip lid is awesome ! You should just buy it because you have to try and fit it on your flask and that's the only way you will find out! Buy it don't procrastinate or you will miss out ! :)