Does the end have threads?
936196
Yes, it has a small threaded nipple on the end, but also a conical friction fit with a push button lock that fits Ettore scrubber pad and squeegee tools.
341209
Yes. Standard thread. These are very powerful magnets. I have them stored with pieces of wood separating them to avoid having to muscle them apart.
415042
Yes they are threaded. I didn't need to lengthen but a great option if needed.
1289345
Nope. It is simple and easy to thread it yourself though. It accepts any type of thread within reason.
1285198
It does not. If you are looking for Hyper-Threading you need the Intel® Xeon® Processor E3-1245 v3 (4 cores & 8 threads) or E3-1230 v3 (no Intel Graphics)
957300
Yes- the end unscrews. I assume it is a standard thread for the water filters.
60379
You can take of the end cap and put a handle in it but it doesn't have any threads
1951185
The end just unscrews. It has a double gasket seal so it is a long thread and might be a little snug to get open.
1921502
NO> It's not threaded. It twists apart. I broke one bending the brittle plastic tube. Skip this!
1105588
Yes, but very poorly. It doesn't thread in all the way. Don't buy this product
1756604
It was very hard to find in lots of them. Use a needle end and lightly drag over the spool until a thread loosens and then you should be able to find the end.
1270539
I don't understand exactly your question, but I would answer each end is 1/2 pipe thread. Female in, male out If you substitute "attachment" for the word "attacks" the answer would be 'yes'.
1790536
No threads on mine. BTW - it fit great & I haven't had any problems w/ it since I put it on.
2269317
YES, comes WITH end caps - mine do not make a lot of noise at all - loads ON the racks can make some noise though.
1357081
Only 1 end needs to be threaded. I usually thread both ends which with a pipe coupling allows for making the clamp longer.
581998
The black end is threaded. In the instructions it is quite clear the item only needs to be finger tightened. It should come undone easily if it was properly installed. Otherwise you may need to use pliers. The green end, yellow on older ones, is a quick disconnect. The green or yellow is a sleeve that slides down and the ball retention on the inside releases from the water pipe.
1874643
No threads on the outer edge but the inside has what looks like camera style threads, you may be able to find a standard lens hood that will fit. My unit has been running continuously since thanksgiving 2013, it did shut down once but I blew out the fan vents and it came back to normal operation. Great unit.