How does this fit on the powerhead?
1056113
one end is solid, the other has a little hole in it. that end is removeable (the section with the opening is like a little cap) then take the cone shape that sits on top of the tube if you're using an undergravel filter, off the powerhead and it fits together nicely.
2021626
Yes it fits perfectly. I have one on mine and it works like a charm. Love it!
333976
Just checked one of mine...with the bushing(including washer) screwed in until it stops, there is 17/32in. So your peghead (headstock) needs to be at least 9/16in but preferably around 5/8in thick.
116550
not sure I have a larger head so I don't know. BUT amazon is great with returns so try it and send it back if no good. I find this better than Braun and Norelco for an electric
1618490
Mine came with the ET1 Powerhead, which works well. You have to check the model, if it's listed as the "premium model" the ET1 comes standard. The other version of the D4 offers a choice between the DT1 or DT2 Powerheads. The only difference between them is that the DT1 is 12" wide while the DT2 is 15" wide. I'm very happy with the 12" version, and I have two Sebo models, both work well.
751775
the whole head will come off. Pls check if you own the exact model. If it is not exact model you cannot use this.
1086871
That is the model I bought it for. It fits the headstock fine but the body cavity is a little larger than a Dinky. It's a bit loose and to feel safe, you might want to add some packing to fill the body cavity better
1682432
I'm not sure about that one, but I have DC23 turbine head model and it's work.But if your really looking for this kind of accessories, my advice to you is don't get this because it's really small and it makes work more .Try to find big tools not like this.
309732
I put an o ring on the screws on my head band soon as I got it,for that very reason. I don't know why they don't just put them on like the other big brands do but it works better with it. I haven't replaced mine yet but I was told miller head gear fits
1135712
i'll find out this weekend.i have a 10 year old ryobi powerhead,it better fit.!!st
2131039
I'm not a plumber but I believe it's universal. The sizes you see on line are for the head itself.
1935779
A powerhead is the pump you use in your tank for water circulation in the tank and the pump is what you use to circulate water from your sump thru the filter and back into the tank.
1218429
pimentobecky,I'm not sure as to your exact specs on your cap but it fit just fine in mine with some room for adjustment on other model caps. I have a thicker hatch than I would have thought, but the shaft still protrudes about 1.5 inches to the inside. the shaft diameter is 3/8 inch, i just put a set collar on it to keep it in place. The only complaint I would have about the T-handle is that you need 10-28 threadded bolts to hold it in place. I would have much preferred a beefier 1/4-20 tap thread, but so far the little bolts I used have held it securely.Hope this helps,Drew pimentobecky,I'm not sure as to your exact specs on your cap but it fit just fine in mine with some room for adjustment on other model caps. I have a thicker hatch than I would have thought, but the shaft still protrudes about 1.5 inches to the inside. the shaft diameter is 3/8 inch, i just put a set collar on it to keep it in place. The only complaint I would have about the T-handle is that you need 10-28 threadded bolts to hold it in place. I would have much preferred a beefier 1/4-20 tap thread, but so far the little bolts I used have held it securely.Hope this... » Read More pimentobecky,I'm not sure as to your exact specs on your cap but it fit just fine in mine with some room for adjustment on other model caps. I have a thicker hatch than I would have thought, but the shaft still protrudes about 1.5 inches to the inside. the shaft diameter is 3/8 inch, i just put a set collar on it to keep it in place. The only complaint I would have about the T-handle is that you need 10-28 threadded bolts to hold it in place. I would have much preferred a beefier 1/4-20 tap thread, but so far the little bolts I used have held it securely.Hope this helps,Drew « Show Less
540897
I'm not sure of the model number, but this is for the extended-sized head. It's 16" long, so measure your current piece to be sure. I ordered it, and it didn't fit my originial head, so I ordered the replacement head, and I'm THRILLED because it's so much larger. It means it covers more area, and I'm done faster and don't need as many pads.
1325719
It fits a standard headshell. It comes with the mounting screws. Spacers are built into the cartridge body, so you don't need seperate little aluminum tubes for that. Depending on the type of headshell, different screws (a couple of millimeters longer) may be needed (like a Dual). Most of the time, though, the standard mounting screws that come with the cartridge work fine on the Japanese style P type headshell. Shure even provides a little screwdriver. You should be fine with this purchase. If you are using this to retrofit an older Hi-Fi set, you may need different threaded screws. Note that this cartridge will not work with Zenith Cobra-matics with the "radionic" tone arm. Those cartridges were capacitive FM modulators, so a modern, dynamic (magnetic) cartridge is not appropriate without modifications made to the pre-amp.
1611839
Yes.Thats why I purchased it,because it fits right into the hole without removing the heads,which I had seen demostrated on youtube.
89181
I'm not sure. Never tried to take it off, but the ballhead works really well.