Will a 3" expand to a 3.5" drain
482492
It may but then it won't grip very tight.When blocking water in a drain if there is no air relief like a vent stack pipe then the hydrology pressure could be incredible, depending on the amount of water that's backing up down the line of the drain/sewer pipe.
482493
No. I don't think so. My 3" went in pretty snug and with a few turns it tightened up against the pipe. You could call General Wire and make sure but I would say no.
482494
No it does not expand that much. Be sure you measure correctly and it will make a tight fit and work very well.
482495
You may build open the outer ring of the rubber bushing with rubber high voltage electrical tape that adhears to itself when applied in a semi tight wraps.
1570487
I concur with the others About a half inch. If your drainage is good you should not have a problem. If your sink runs slow, it could be.
1837414
Yes it will fit up to 23 3/4 inch however it states it it for a sump pump basin however it states it can be made gas tight.
723395
I have a 4" cast iron collar for the drain in my basement floor. Not sure on the dimensions but I am guessing you have the same. They sell a rubber doughnut at home supplies or Amazon that is intended to go between the wall of the collar and a thin walled pvc pipe. Don't make the mistake of trying to get thick walled to work, as I did. Then this 4" device will expand perfectly to seal against the walls of the thin walled drain pipe. Have had two. The first was good for about 15 years and both have been a great investment.
1618841
The 3in inlet will fit but the outlets are 2.5 not 2.25 and ita onoy about 14 inches total but if you get it and take it to a muffler shop they should be able to make it work my silverado is a 5.3 with 2.5 pipe all the way back and I took it to a local muffler shop and they made it fit even with a 3in inlet and you CAN NOT beat the sound this muffler produces. Hope this helps
234981
3" diameter will be close. if it was slightly smaller, even by a little I think you'd be fine.
104979
I just measured it, it's 3.5" deep. So it doesn't look like it'll fit your sill.
486696
You should be able to put a 3/4" hole in it. I would think you could enlarge the existing hole.
173040
The 3 foot will be plenty to get any obstruction out of the toilet and into the main sewer line that is much larger than the diameter of the toilet passageway. I say the 3 foot is fine and much easier to clean up after usage!
1236627
I wouldn't try much over 3/4". I dont have it near by to actually measure the max opening.
1042844
I do not think so. I have it on a 5" bathtub and it looks like it might have another 1 to 1 1/4" additional expansion capability available - max.
1616941
It depends on the size of the compressor. I bought it for a 5 ton compressor, so I have to assume it will be more that big enough for your 3.5 ton unit. Answer: Yes, it's big enough!
1807922
Dear cusotmer Also you eartor disposer has a 3 1/2 incg drain opening it will fit. And in the picture there was a mistake the on gird it is its one piece for the sink its not two I will have our tech fix that Thank you alex
442563
the opening on mine is 3/4", though is could be a little bigger since the stopper is angled.
1304731
Maybe, strainer is 4 1/2 inches and the drain opening is 4 1/4 inches. It fits pretty good to me. Plus this strainer can be concave or conves.
2087791
Yes you can add 3/4 pipe extensions. My neighbor added 5 3/4" black pipe extensions to dig a shallow well.
1504875
Yes, that is how mine is setup. I bought a new disposal with the sink that had the 3.5" strainer and flange kit with it as most disposals do. The sink itself doesn't come with a strainer.