What size hole do you need for installation? 1"Is the shank diameter really as listed (3/16) or is that an error? I assume it is the latter.
932511
It was a little confusing for me as well, I thought it was 1" but it was 7/8"
904316
3/16" is the inside diameter. You will need a 7/8" hole to install the shank.
932512
The beer line barb is 3/16 ID. It will accept 3/16 or 1/4 beer line. The shank itself is 7/8.
932513
The whole size is 7/8" to get the shank through. The 3/16 refers to the size of tubine for the end of the shank.
932514
3/16 is the size of the beer line that runs through the center of the shank. A 1" drill bit is the correct size for the shank to pass through
932515
Shank diameter is 7/8. Drill a 1" hole for easy installation. The hose barb is 3/16". I cut the spigit off a picnic spigit and it fit perfect after soaking the end in boiling hot water. Set my PSI to 12 and it seems to work perfect.Thank You
1611885
I believe it's a 1/2" shank but I'm not absolutely sure. It's in my shop up in CT and I'm in NYC at the moment, so I can't check it. I'll check this weekend and send confirmation. But your router should be able to handle 1/4", 3/8" and 1/2" shanks with different collets.
1973673
I did mine a .3" hole and then files edges a bit. To make sure it was a snug fit so it won't. Wiggle loose in the future too big. Or just right of a hole. Was my biggest fear.
2064572
I believe the hole was 18" diameter. You can download the installation manual if you go onto their website and it will provide the installation instructions.
1825038
I used 1 1/4" It was a good tight fit and there appeared to be plenty of room left over for a larger hole. Make sure to buy a drill bit and hole saw that is appropriate for the material you're cutting through as well as make sure the surface you're drilling through is sturdy enough to handle it.
1779397
I don't see how the rod can be too big in diameter. You have a 1 1/16 nut at the top so the hole is probably 7/8 or so. Was the rod too thick to fit into the hole?
572234
I took a measurement under my rather cramped sink and it looked like the OD of the threaded portion is either 1 6/16 " or 1 7/16 ". It looks like it should fit through a 1.5 opening (I believe that is what my sink is).
723199
I think it is 3/8". The shank is a cloverleaf with three sides. I use it in a power drill but have to tighten often.
544103
All of the hardware I've purchased so far are 6mm in diameter. The hole size required is 1/4 inch.
1425755
Im not exactly sure what you meen , but im going to try and answer your question. The machine screw is 1 and 1/4 inch long it has a fine thread the length of the threaded part is about 1/2 inch then there is anonther 3/16 inch of shank before you get to the top, the diameter of the threaded part is 3/16
691918
You are in luck, I found my notes on that install. The hole is 5/16 when you leave the little reducer that fits in there.
2044422
you need to measure the chuch hole what ever size it is will be what your looking for 3/8.. 1/4.. 5/16..
512102
The ball size does not matter. It is the shank size that is important. I believe the hole size in this receiver is 1", therefore you will what to get a ball with this size shank.
326509
It is a ONE INCH shank. In the threaded section (bottom side) it measures just under 1" ... so I'm assuming it's 1" stock before being threaded. I would imagine you'd only find the 3/4" shanks on the smaller hitches.
1055676
I would not recommend as a "working bit" much bigger than 3/16" but you could use a 1/4" I would not recommend it.
1372992
The pin is 1"Dia. in the shank the threaded portion is 7/8th of an inch. The width of the opening is 1.5/8th inch keeper Hole in the pins is end is 3/8th
1033629
Thanks, this is what I thought, but just wanted to see if by chance that the 1/2 inch was abailable. All of my bits are 1/2 inch shank. Thank You Tagwatts1