What is the inner diameter of this hose?
487383
The 3/8" in the description is defining the maximum I.D. For your peace of mind I measured its I.D. as Min of 5/16" Max of 3/8". If you are using a standard small boat 6 gallon gas tank (Original tank was from 1974 which I replaced with a new all plastic tank and this line fit on both) it seems to be an exact replacement for Mercury and Johnson fittings sliding on tightly, but I would still use a screw clamp on either end. You will need to re-use your existing fittings and clamps or buy new ones to match your motor and tank fittings.
1674962
The diameter of the inner hole is 1 1/2 Inches.............one and one half inches. Hope this helps.
1104275
I don't know much about hoses but I'm confident it's a standard size. The external diameter is about 1" and the water flow is hefty. I connected the hose to the faucet without problems.
1993046
Not sure on accuracy as I took the measurements with a ruler, but here we go: outer diameter is 3 1/4", inner diameter is just over 2 1/2".
557866
It's 1/4" NPT - tapered pipe thread. That would probably make it somewhere around 1/2" in diameter, but that's not how pipe threads are measured...
188213
The inside diameter of the wall connection hose end is 1.25 inches; the outside diameter of the wall connection hose end is just shy of 1.5 inches. The outside diameter of the flexible portion of the hose is also just shy of 1.5 inches. The hose is primarily plastic, but it's flexible (allows it to curve and coil), not "hard", although the cross section of the plastic portion is fairly rigid. The diameter of the metallic hose end that connects to the wand is approximately 1 1/8 inches.
1909295
The inside diameter of the syringe cylinder is approximately 1.25 inches (1 1/4"), The [useless] "tube" is maybe about 3/32 ID (less than 1/8th of an inch)
1191233
Outer diameter: 6 3/16 inches (About 157 mm)Inner diameter: 4 inches (About 101.5 mm)
1343402
The internal diameter of the hose itself is closer to 1.25", not 1.5". The 2 connectors insert in the smooth ends of the hose and then have (male) threads that are 1.25" and 1.5". If you want to use this for something else, beware that the hose itself is not 1.5". Wish I'd known that!
1897370
The inner diameter of the line needs to be 1/4 inch...so 1/4" hose is probably okay.
222664
About 57 mm (25.4 mm = 1 inch). It's still smaller than most shop-vac hoses. I would transition to the full size hose as quickly as possible because the grinding wheels that can be used produce A LOT of dust.
345602
I just use a standard size garden hose (we live in US). The inside diameter is 3/4 inch. Hope this helps.
1855874
Well, I took out my trusty ruler, and found: in inches, 1-9/16 outer diameter, 1-3/8 inner diameter. In millimeters, 4mm O.D., 3-1/2mm O.D. Hope this helps.
2105586
I'm away from my toolbox right now, so here is my 90% confident answer: 1/4" flare. Any old R-12/22 high/low hose will thread on to them.
945264
inside diameter is 1 1/2 inches. hose is 3 ft long - expanded hose is 6 ft long. love this handy little cleaning tool. You'll love it too.
188211
I just put a tape measure on my hose. It's 5 inches around (circumference). I guess the spiral coil going through it is hard plastic, but the hose is very flexible. It does not seem as sturdy as the original equipment. However, the tradeoff is that it is lighter weight, easier to drag around, and cost less.
177419
As Jason said, 1/4". It is easily changeable to fit whatever size hose fitting you have. Keep in mind this gun has extreme issues shooting 2" brads. I recommend getting a different gun if 2" needs to be used. It does work absolutely great for any other size brads though. 2" will jam