what size tap, 10-24 does not work these are smaller than that
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I have an Arizona Misting system I replaced some bad misting heads with. However, per Orbit's website, https://www.orbitonline.com/products/mist-cooling/maintenance-and-accessories/nozzles/standard-nozzles/misting-nozzle , the nozzles have the following specs: Minimal water use of 1/2 gallon of water per hour per nozzle Screw into any 10/24 threaded mist nozzle openingI hope this helps. Vic
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sorry. I bought a set and they work great with my mister system. Other than that, I don't know anything about the size, etc.
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I have an Arizona Misting system I replaced some bad misting heads with. However, per Orbit's website, https://www.orbitonline.com/products/mist-cooling/maintenance-and-accessories/nozzles/standard-nozzles/misting-nozzle , the nozzles have the following specs: Minimal water use of 1/2 gallon of water per hour per nozzle Screw into any 10/24 threaded mist nozzle opening I hope this helps. Vic
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You could use pliers, vise grips, crescent wrench or a 12 point socket to turn the tap. I do have a tap set and I used the tool for turning the tap. This is what the 2 kinds look like. Threads, Taps, and Tapping - 8: Hand Tapping Tools www.kanabco.com 250 × 188Search by imageThere are two tapping tools used to turn the tap and form the threads, the T-handle and the Tap Wrenches.
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I had number 4's on hand and use those. They are larger than the Melitta (taller) but work just fine. Logic dictataes that #2's would be smaller, so they should work. Good luck!
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the ones I purchased were smaller - more like 1.5 outer and .75 inner - sorry
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The Answer Is: 123456...But, I saw on "The News" that if left unchanged, Others can easily "Tap-in". Again on the Answer, If their is only four blink spaces then use: 1234. I hope this helps you!!!
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mine takes a 6 works ok remove your old one and order a replacment to mtcmatch
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Also - check the Intermatic website. There is an image of the tap. The model is HB114. http://www.intermatic.com/Products/Timers/PlugInTimers/ApplianceTimers/HB110_Series/HB114.aspx
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5 to 10. They are not perfectly round. I ordered 2 and both came broken, just a heads up.
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we do, this item will have the same size fitting with a larger spigot. http://www.amazon.com/Drum-Tap-Spigot/dp/B0064OE4JY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1388358081&sr=8-1&keywords=drum+tap+midwest+supplies
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I have the 6mm insert and the insert tool is 4.25 inches, the tap is 2.25 inches and the actual coil is .25 inches, you will have to convert to cm. I hope that helps an inch is 2.54 cm so int might not work for you unless the tool can be cut down and turned with vise grips instead of a handle. Good luck.
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I am only familiar with the ones I ordered. They are O.K. for for my uses. I don't know about larger ones, or if they are available.
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I if your tap eater is very hard, you should use distiller water. Otherwise, medium to soft should be ok.
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Perhaps contact the manufacturer or look on eBay. The stopped might not match exactly but will work as long as the stopper diameter is the same.
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Maybe about two inches. They didn't come with instructions I had to view a you tube tutorial under tappits.
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Based on my measurements, the drill bit is 31/64 and the tap is a 14.03 mm X 1.5. The inserts has a 14 mm OD. Hope this helps.
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Kevin, this will work to connect the tap, but I am not sure about that filter?? Nanc http://www.amazon.com/LDR-509-5175-25-Foot-Connector/dp/B004CR4OBS/ref=pd_sim_hi_15?ie=UTF8&refRID=1DA252FS9NFQN88E3MF1
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I have no idea. I have the 12. You could probably call the company and they should know. Sorry.