I found the threaded part, being aluminum, had corroded to my hose thus no was to get it off except cut it. Are the new threads stainless?
1033995
I wonder if putting some teflon tape on it would act as a dielectric and prevent the galvanic corrosion.
1033996
The same thing happened to us. When I had a plumber here for other work, I asked him if he could try to get it off. No luck. I guess it's best not to leave it on your hose for too long or else it will become a permanent attachment.
1033997
I use a quick connect, Nelson 50336 Brass Hose Quick Connectors Set, Male and Female and never have to worry about it.
26169
I don't think the threaded hose attachmentWill fit your model if it does u should beAble to use it!
2084142
All of the fittings one this are threaded. No quick connect. I don't know of one.
1192304
Its a standard 3/4inch pipe thread. Which would fit an existing install.The pipe is square, chrome, and machine. The threads were not put on by a pipe threader. So I would recommend some sealer on the threads. Just in case.Better to not risk a leak.
1767172
This hose is more like a stainless look not a chrome look. It worked great and never leaked a drop . Great replacement.
1174887
No. The fittings are sold separately. The hose has 3/8 non-metallic fittings to thread into a brass coupler.
861169
Hi Victor, I borrowed a metric tap from a friend to cut the threads or go to Harbor Freight they have them for a cheap price.
98082
Not sure about stainless, factory plug was plastic which hooked up great. Stainless connector might be aftermarket, but if it is pluged into your wheel bearing the plastic should work.
1535499
It appears that if you remove the end cap (don't know the the actual name of the piece), there are threads. As I recently had this faucet installed, I do not want to test the possibility. Maybe contacting Peerless would provide an exact answer. Hope this helps.
833610
Mine all stainless except for the handle which is a copper alloy and the relief valve which is brass. Not a bit of aluminum in it
948602
The one I bought was metal. I know this because I needed to sand off a tiny amount from the length of the thread and remember it being metal. Purchased in 2012.
87753
The switch is made of aluminum or steel not sure but it's metal. If your threading is made of poly I would think you would need to be very careful to not strip the threads. It's a great pressure switch though love it. 5 stars
1914266
No idea, not worth my time to try. They would probably have to send me a new hose every week. The ring that attaches the hose to the threaded part is too weak. It's fatally flawed.
456202
Yep aluminum, they come with bushings installed for larger hoses if needed/wanted....
1978018
I believe the brass looking part is actually brass. No part has corroded, at least in my case and live in South Florida with mostly summer time conditions year round. I have not had any corrosion. I purchased the ends 2 or 3 years ago and they have held up great. I have had to cut the holes an inch or two back, because the hose has bulged some but no problem with the end at all. I actually took a pic but I do not see a way to post it here on my Amazon mobile app.
2181086
No, this is a 1/4" male nominal pipe thread (NPT.) IIRC, standard 1 lb tanks are also male threads but threading is much coarser.
2042006
Yes, I believe it has a 1/4" female pipe thread. I suggest connecting the hose using quick disconnects.