Is this the complete plug and drain piece? I have a Metal Stock tank with a 1" diameter hole and looking for a drain/plug.
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Not sure what you mean about complete. With the male and female threads, you just need a threaded pvc plug. With already having a 1" hole you would probably use a 3/4" bulkhead fitting. I install four in my plastic 50 gal. barrels for my pond filter system. They work perfectly.
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No drain plug.I think a 2 1/2 engine will work.I use a 65 trust electric trolling motor it works fine for me.In California if I use gas motor I would need to tag it with DMV.more money
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Not in the drain plug. It has it's own hole. May be covered. Check the manual for your heater.
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Same drain system as usual, but never had a leak issue... Check and make sure the o ring is in good shape and push the plug in tight before reinstalling the u shaped pin...
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It is the standard bowl drain size. I believe that is 1 3/4. All the standard drain plugs work.
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From your question it sounds like the American Standard 047107-0070A Flush Valve Assembly is not the correct one for your toilet. There are no plugs in the kit for holes in the ceramic and none should be needed. The screws in the flush valve assembly are used to hold and tighten metal tabs that slide UNDER the ceramic flange in the base of the toilet tank. No connections are made through the ceramic. I not sure what you will need to fit your toilet from the minimal description, but there are photos on the amazon.com web site and in customer reviews that might help you determine what you need.
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My tank is marked 4112 it's 1.6gls and has a square hole. It fits perfectly in my tank. My lever is in the left corner when looking at the tank.
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The smaller black circle in the middle of the picture has the threaded hole to place your fitting depending on your model. This is an example: Atwood (8897-6) Fuel Tank Fitting with 1/4" NPT Thread of a plug used. The tank does not come with a quick disconnect installed. I learned this when it showed up. Good luck.
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If you are doing it yourself, you wont be able to extract ALL the fluid, almost half of it gets inside the torque converter, valve body etc. and when you remove the drain plug, you are just draining whtas in the pan. Measure the amount of fluid you take out and refill with that same amount. Doing a google search its a good idea to make yourself clear. Luck
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Tank fits snug with no room for extra drain tube. Drain plug is in top of tank and yes, tank has to be in unit to operate. Hope this helps
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Sink came broken in over 100 pieces. I could not even make out the drain aperture. Never mention have any idea of what size plug would fit it. If you have not ordered it, I would rethink buying it. The shipping they use is ridiculous...Hope that helps.
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Hello, I honestly can not remember the size of the drain but they do sell the pop up drain plug that works great. I love my sink. I bought the sink drain plug and a unique faucet all together and i get a lot of compliments on it. I love the combination and it cleans up nicely too.
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It is not so much the diameter of the rod as the standard plug size in the tank. You will find the the old one will come out very hard, you must use an impact wrench and that will make the job easier. Remember these rods are sacrificial so diameter isn't a problem.
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Yes,it comes with drain stopper and tailpiece to connect to your existing drain pipe
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Yes. This is the piece that screws into your water faucet, and the hose to your fish tank into the other end.
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Its a 1" slip on both ends. The threaded part is 2" long, the tank thickness can be about 1.25".
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I just got a standard drain without the drain hole from Menards. Tell the the size of the hole in the sink and they will give you the correct stuff.