How do I know if I need this with or without the mounting ring? Or with or without the overflow? Thanks so much.
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The mounting ring is used, depending on your sink configuration. Different sinks have different sized holes; ours, particularly, did not need the ring. For the overflow, it also depends on your sink. The sink has an extra hole, or a channel, on the inside of the sink, closest to you. It's to keep water from overflowing onto your bath cabinet. Correspondingly, the drain also has a hole to allow the extra water to slide down the drain. It's located up high, and is not used not made for sinks without the overflow. Ours was a stone sink without the overflow, so we ordered the one without the overflow. The mounting ring is used, depending on your sink configuration. Different sinks have different sized holes; ours, particularly, did not need the ring. For the overflow, it also depends on your sink. The sink has an extra hole, or a channel, on the inside of the sink, closest to you. It's to keep water from overflowing onto your bath cabinet. Correspondingly, the drain also has a hole to allow the extra water to slide down the drain. It's located up high, and is not used not made for sinks without the overflow. Ours was a stone sink without the overflow, so we ordered the one without the... » Read More The mounting ring is used, depending on your sink configuration. Different sinks have different sized holes; ours, particularly, did not need the ring. For the overflow, it also depends on your sink. The sink has an extra hole, or a channel, on the inside of the sink, closest to you. It's to keep water from overflowing onto your bath cabinet. Correspondingly, the drain also has a hole to allow the extra water to slide down the drain. It's located up high, and is not used not made for sinks without the overflow. Ours was a stone sink without the overflow, so we ordered the one without the overflow. « Show Less
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The mounting ring is used, depending on your sink configuration. Different sinks have different sized holes; ours, particularly, did not need the ring. For the overflow, it also depends on your sink. The sink has an extra hole, or a channel, on the inside of the sink, closest to you. It's to keep water from overflowing onto your bath cabinet. Correspondingly, the drain also has a hole to allow the extra water to slide down the drain. It's located up high, and is not used not made for sinks without the overflow. Ours was a stone sink without the overflow, so we ordered the one without the overflow.
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Hi: If you are using a vessel sink, it is a good idea to use the mounting ring. It keeps the sink off the counter top, it is aesthetically pleasing and it helps to clean under the sink. The vessel sink sits on top of the mounting ring. As far as an overflow is concerned, you would use a drain with overflow only if your sink has an overflow. It depends entirely on the type of sink you are using. Usually, vessel sinks do not have an overflow, whereas under mount and drop in sinks do. So I suggest you check your sink. Hope this helps. I will add that this is a very good quality drain. I have two in my house. Thanks. Hi: If you are using a vessel sink, it is a good idea to use the mounting ring. It keeps the sink off the counter top, it is aesthetically pleasing and it helps to clean under the sink. The vessel sink sits on top of the mounting ring. As far as an overflow is concerned, you would use a drain with overflow only if your sink has an overflow. It depends entirely on the type of sink you are using. Usually, vessel sinks do not have an overflow, whereas under mount and drop in sinks do. So I suggest you check your sink. Hope this helps. I will add that this is a very good quality drain. I have... » Read More Hi: If you are using a vessel sink, it is a good idea to use the mounting ring. It keeps the sink off the counter top, it is aesthetically pleasing and it helps to clean under the sink. The vessel sink sits on top of the mounting ring. As far as an overflow is concerned, you would use a drain with overflow only if your sink has an overflow. It depends entirely on the type of sink you are using. Usually, vessel sinks do not have an overflow, whereas under mount and drop in sinks do. So I suggest you check your sink. Hope this helps. I will add that this is a very good quality drain. I have two in my house. Thanks. « Show Less
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You need to use a pushbutton drain and a nice chrome p-trap under it. No mounting ring needed. BTW: the pushbutton works just fine!
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It's all about pressure. If you are speaking of the red sleeve area pictured, really any ring area you must not screw in tight till all are joined. Just attach or screw in enough for the screw to stay. I don't have my instructions right now so I suggest you do not tighten till the ring is complete.
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You can get o-rings at your local hardware store. I cut a hose clamp/ worm clamp in half. Then with some nippers remove a couple of the "ladder rungs" leaving one for the hook. Then place a small piece of old tire tube around the handlebars to keep the assembly from drooping. Tighten clamp snug. This is my super tough mount. Crashes well.
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It's highly recommended that you replace the old ring with the new one that comes with it. They are similar, but different. The old one will likely work fine, but the new one will work better. If you happen to have a thick sink like cast iron, fiber glass or stone composite, then you will likely have no choice but to change it since the mounting screws will be too low. The new ring will come with shorter mounting screws as an option for the thicker sinks.
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Yes this is correct it fits over the ring and has a draw string to pull it taunt. also has a series of holes so the water doesn't weigh it down. We got it just to keep out debris.
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I had the readjust on the mounting ring but that was from previous installation, it wasn't a huge deal. Other than that it was great and we were super happy with it
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Buy without the overflow. The overflow pop-up has an opening that drains water from the over flow. If your sink is not designed for it, then that overflow opening might allow water out of the drain
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I mounted mine on the brake reservoir of my FJR 1300. It does not replace the lid of your reservoir. The Ram plate mounts on top of your existing reservoir and with the longer screws holds it all together. No leaks at all. Highly recommended.
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I have the same set up. This mounts fits the H&R; perfectly and is one piece rings and mounts. It's awesome and much much better that some of the other mounts on the market. You will not be disappointed.
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Have no idea. I took the unit apart and removed the rubber ring. Now it flows real GOOD!
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I'm sorry I can't help you. I ordered this for my husband and he hasn't put it in yet (it's been months). Perhaps the problem is the lack of mounting instructions?
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How did you crush the diverted? Anyway, go to Homedepot and ask customer service. Tell them you have a claw foot tub and they should be able to find what you need. Take the faucet and components with you. That's important so they can see the size diverted you need. Never over tighten anything and always use thread tape. Best of luck hope this helps!
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I do not have exact information now as I am away. However a small and basic mount should be OK. My friends actually just did them even without mount
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The part fits over the peg in front of the valve. Like you, I found nothing in the assembly instructions as to its purpose other than something that could be lost. It looks like something could be attached to the piece but I had no extra items remaining once I completed the assembly process so you have the option of placing the piece over the valve peg or putting it in a drawer for safe keeping.
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This is a big deal. When you buy a vessel sink... or any sink for that matter, there is a little hole near the top of the sink so that when water nears overflowing, the water instead goes down the hole into the drain. I bought a sink without the overflow hole and one of my kids left the drain plugged. In the case where sinks do have an overflow hole, you want to make sure that you also get a drain stopper than can receive the water; or else the overflow hole is useless.
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It's not a necessity. I run mine with the mounts it came with. It is definitely usable out of the box. I've seen a lot of people run scopes higher though.