What is the width between the jaws on the business end where it should connect to the shut-off? It is too difficult to tell from the illustration
1687752
At the widest point of the opening it is 7/8" and narrows as it progresses to the apex. A perfect fit for the standard water shut-off and with the additional leverage, makes it easy to turn.
1687753
It fit the city water meter cut-off which I would assume are a standard size. All you need is a quarter turn to cut-off & on the water so you don't have to worry about it slipping off. Pliers will do the same, but this tool makes it so much easier and these meter boxes have all kind of critters in them. I painted the turn off with orange spray paint to locate it in a rush if needed. For some $ 16 you can't go wrong.
1687754
3/4". It's a piece of flat steel bent into a U. You could probably adjust it somewhat.
1687755
Inside measurement of my shutoff tool is 13/16 '' at the tip of the opening.
705553
I am not sure that the width of the connection is the only issue. There is also the thread pattern - that is, how tight the threads are and what angle. Not everything is interchangeable.
1432186
It needs a space of 71/2'' long,plus another inch for the nipple on the far end and it's 21/2'' in diamiter.WARNING in fine print it says not to try to start the engine with heater still pluged into the power cord.For years I always unpluged it before starting the engine but one time I didn't do this and that is all it took to ruin the heater and have to by another one.It was -6 here last night but the ole hoe started right this AM
2176150
If I remember right, it's just a hair over two inches. Also, you'll need to notch out a space for the terminals to squeeze in (the best place for these is about a 1/4 inch turn from the screw holes). I was able to do it with the sanding attachment on a cheap rotary tool just fine, and the mounting flange will not reveal your cutout as long as you're careful.
266602
The cutout should be about 1" x 1.5" and you will need about 2.5" clearance underneath for connectors.
2160081
Mine is 9 1/4" from end to end. The cable length between the two ends is 6 1/8".
1056092
Their are ON/OFF markings which are about 4 inches apart. i had this installed and have not experienced any problems. i move the handle up to the ON position for full flow. i don't try to stop short of the ON position.
1581962
I had a pretty tight squeeze as well. If you have 1 inch from the connecting edge I think you will be pretty close. I'm a 6 hour drive away from my setup so I wouldn't be able to answer with exact measurements until tomorrow evening. Will try to post again at that time.
1743102
do not have screwdriver with me at the moment but a guess would be 1/4 inch
564356
Mine is inaccessible to measure, but it is installed in a 1.25" top. Studying the photo, it looks like somewhere around 3". It has been a year since I held it in my hands but I recall that it was an impressive length of thread. I hope I am not misleading with my estimated thread length, but it appears that from the bezel to the end of the threads = significantly more than two of the receptacles in distance.
412956
it closes up to about 4" wide. goes between the frig and the wall when the wife isnt using it.
581024
It is the width. Look at this link for its complete overall dimensions - swanstone.com/images/link_spec/dits.pdf
718832
The width is 8.5." I couldn't get it to work for much longer than 14." I returned it. Sorry I couldn't be much more help.
1479259
The end fittings are about 5/8" dia. and the cable is probably about 3/8". Mine is no longer visible, so these are approximate numbers.
1572421
I didn't buy this one. Usually they are closed on a long edge and along the bottom. Sorry to be unhelpful.
1578448
It looks like 2 inches in between the parts that will need to be soldered I hope I helped
2248564
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