what the ID and OD on the Tubling?? cause i dont trust those Hose Clamp....dont want any leak.
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I changed the clamps and used stainless steel clamps on all 4 ends of tubing that screw on with lock nut or screwdriver. I was having air in the filter and once i put these on no more air and runs silent.
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I can't give you facts on the hose, but the clamps are 'ok.' I've had the filter for about 6 years now and I haven't had any leaks. They work.
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I've used these filters for at least 10 years. Never had a problem from the plastic clamps. I do give them one last squeeze with a pair of pliers when assembling. Don't be Hercules though! LOL
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I am currently out of town otherwise I would check. You could check on the Rena website. However, I've had this filter for almost two years, and I have never had a leak. The clamps , clamp down tightly. To test it, I filled the filter up with water and lifter it in the air by the hoses, it did not come apart. Where the hose attaches it has ribs that add extra grip. I suppose if you want extra assurance, you Could buy the metal hose clamps from a hardware store.
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To be sure go buy a one inch male pipe thread coupling. It has the male on both ends looks tapered (large in middle gets smaller on the tips) hold it up to the one going into yours. 3/4 and 1" are pretty different look at both at the store maybe even get both you can return them. You will know right away.
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Hose works well with no issues. If your jar does not seal, ensure that the foodsaver gasket that seals bags is properly installed as mine kept getting sucked into the foodsaver. This has nothing to do with tube.
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Lucy - I'll bet that the leaking is coming at the point where your hose attaches to the sprayer. Check the female receptacle on the Havaheart sprayer and see if their is a washer that your hose is supposed rto butt up against. If not, you can get hose washers for less that a buck at any hardware store. Good luck. I was able to get thru the eintire growing season without deer caused crop damage in my gardem This is the only product that ever worked for me. Lee
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Contact the manufacturer. Look them up online - or have someone else look them up. Or take a portion of the hose to a Home Depot - they may have a match.
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No, sounds like something isn't in tight. I've never had a problem with any of mine leaking. Give the company a call
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my side handle not leaked but lose d one time i tightened.you should call deltas company they can help.
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Will check when I get home. I do know I used some heavy duty metal hose clamps, that you tighten with a socket, not screwdriver.
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I don't know what the diameter is but the black hose was useless in the sense that it is to small to effectively sick the fluid. I had some clear plastic tubing purchased at home depot that I used for sucking engine oil from the dipstick.Clear tubing is better so you can see the oil.
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Mine doesn't leak, maybe put some pipe tape around the threads see if that works
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Where exactly is it leaking, the hose connections? Did you use plumbers seal tape on the connectors? If not, you need to wrap the threads with it then screw on the hoses or you will get leaks.
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My o-ring leaked at first, and my dad jut kept taking it off and putting it back on and tightened it until it quit leaking. I thing what happened is that it wasn't going o the threads correctly. I hope this help you!!! Be blessed!!!
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Same drain system as usual, but never had a leak issue... Check and make sure the o ring is in good shape and push the plug in tight before reinstalling the u shaped pin...
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Cant give you a response on that one my hose blew out right in the middle, will never buy another BunnyK product junk,
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The only place it cam leak is the tube attachments. Just make sure the clamp is tight.If you made it yourself, and did a poor job bending, you may have cracked the copper. But no it doesn't leak through the copper. And you do need to give it a good clean before and after. Copper changes color over time. I clean, then sanitize after and before each batch.
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I had the exact same problem and is was leaking until I really torqued it down. With the extremely course threads, typical for this connection, it was a matter of maybe a millimeter between sealed and not. We chose not to use it. I may try another, thicker, gasket and try it again but I don't know if that will help or not. I have not encountered this problem with other hoses or connections. I was replacing the same hose and connections that was in good use for about two years and never had this problem before. I was replacing the previous hose because the hose itself just wore out due to high usage. I had the exact same problem and is was leaking until I really torqued it down. With the extremely course threads, typical for this connection, it was a matter of maybe a millimeter between sealed and not. We chose not to use it. I may try another, thicker, gasket and try it again but I don't know if that will help or not. I have not encountered this problem with other hoses or connections. I was replacing the same hose and connections that was in good use for about two years and never had this problem before. I was replacing the previous hose because the hose itself just wore out due to... » Read More I had the exact same problem and is was leaking until I really torqued it down. With the extremely course threads, typical for this connection, it was a matter of maybe a millimeter between sealed and not. We chose not to use it. I may try another, thicker, gasket and try it again but I don't know if that will help or not. I have not encountered this problem with other hoses or connections. I was replacing the same hose and connections that was in good use for about two years and never had this problem before. I was replacing the previous hose because the hose itself just wore out due to high usage. « Show Less
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I have connected 1/4" ID tubing to both in and out with clamps to leakproof the connection.