is this threaded both sides? or thread x slip?
1062058
The internal threads on the female side of the bulkhead flange extend 1" inward, and there are no internal threads on the male part of the bulkhead.
1062059
Its a single mold with a nut, has inner & outer threads, its to be inserted just as a bolt & nut, you can put the insert that prevents unwanted things or fish from getting drained, insert tube thats like a screen
1062060
The viewed end ID is threaded to accept a 1.5 inch pipe to approx. 0.75 inch depth, the opposite end ID is smooth to accept a standard 1.5 inch PVC pipe to approx. 1.5 inches depth There is a stop in the ID between the threaded and the smooth fit. The threads on the OD are to accommodate the lock nut that is used to mount the fitting in the tank. The OD also has 1 rubber washer seal. The OD is approx 2.375 inch over major thread dia. Hole in tank would need to be 2.4 inches
2248115
No, it's smooth. It fits a standard PVC pipe though...I think a 3/4 inch pvc pipe...damn near certain! Great product if it fits your needs! Had to edit my response...so the threaded part is a bit larger than 3/4 but a 3/4 in pvc pipe will fit in either end. The slip fit that everyone is talking about is the 'filter' and 90 connection that come with it...they 'slip' into it! The 90 connection can connect to tubing. Hope I'm not talking down to you, just saw the other responses, wanted you to know it all!
2173250
turn the threaded screw on the far right (in the picture above); at least on mine that part turns easily.
1845393
If one side had left hand threads (what would be required) it would not screw into anything unless it too had left hand threads. I've never seen 1/4-20 left hand threads on anything unless the special hardware was supplied. LH threads are very rare.
1977959
Both are right hand threads....clockwise. Some brands of bikes are this way, and some brands have a left hand thread on the left mirror. FYI, they make a little adapter if you have mirrors like these, but a bike with a left hand thread.
1221268
I ordered both sides at once, so not sure... if you check description it should tell you. I recommended doing both sides
276071
It is 14x1 left handed threads. I suggest getting it silver soldered or pinned to you barrel. Hope this helps!
153936
Don't know what you mean? Mine stays in place. Do you have it threaded and wound correctly?
490839
No, it only grips in one direction (it grips for the 'lefty loosey'). This will not work for your application. I'm not aware of any bolt extrators for left-handed threads, but you could try using a (small-ish) tap and a regular high-grade bolt inside the bolt or just drilling the whole bolt out.
177271
The housing is indeed threaded . Very easy to install and is of excellent quality. I highly recommend this housing.
213695
YES. . .only inside the threads are 'reversed' Left Hand. On this adapter, both outside threads are right hand [on/in]
1544145
Both mirrors are standard thread. I'm sure Google can help you find an adapter. I'm pretty sure I've seen them somewhere.
1460248
If your talking about the hex head screw then yes its a regular lefty lucy righty tighty screw. Its not left handed threads. Its pretty tight. You'll hear somewhat of a loud snap when it breaks loose. Its built pretty tough so dont worry. It'll scare ya the first time .
305889
The female side (with the two set screws) fits into a 5/8" arbor of a motor. The male (threaded) side is 1/2" and accepts a buffing wheel with a 1/2" hole. Comes with washer and 1/2" nut. Screw thread is right hand (regular).It will also accept a buffing wheel with a 5/8" hole. These things aren't precision items so a little bit of slop makes little difference. Though they are balanced nicely.
1052156
They are both 3/4" in diameter. You will have to buy one to verify the threading is the same unless you can get the threading info from the seller. If not, buy it and return it if it doesn't work.
2031197
Yes. Threads are standard clockwise twist, but your viewpoint is from underneath.
518342
It's threaded exactly the same. The housing is shorter, however, by about an inch (from memory. Rough guess.)