what size pipe do I need to mount the hoist
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This Northern Industrial electric hoist will fit pipe diameters up to 2 inches.
611346
I would guess 2". I mounted mine with some 2x3" rectangular. 3" being the vertical. I did have to buy longer bolts. the 2" seemed to fit nicely between the brackets.
611347
I used a 1.5 steel pipe to mount. However, my unit wouldn't life more than 230 lbs. I can't recommend the hoist.
347060
Mine is a 1 1/2 inch pipe, but I'm sure you can use a reducer/adapter to fit.
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I bought a 2" pvc pipe and it was slightly too big so we went and got 1 inch and 1/2 and it works perfectly, I dunno what josh is talking about with the 3" answer...Also the pole I use is about 6 feet tall, it's pvc and with a 3x5 foot flag it gets just the right amount of "sway" for me, you could use wood or steel to not have any play in it but I like the "leaning back" look :) The hitch itself is super solid and could hold steel no problem, hope that helps!
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I have a Pur attached to mine. I imagine that you can use any standard faucet mount.
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I used a 3/4" pipe nipple attached to a metal pole I had. The OD on the nipple is about 1" and the pole top fits over it with very little plat.
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I wouldn't recommend buying this set up, but if you do it might work as long as the pipe your attaching it to is no bigger then an inch an a quarter (1.25")
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You have several issues here. First, consider what is holding up the 2x4. I wouldn't put a point load of 400 lbs in the middle of a span of say, 8ft. I have mine supported by a 2x8. The bolt hole spacing on the hoist is about 3 1/2 inches, so the 2x8 is wide enough to cover the holes. I bought some longer bolts (2 1/2 i think), bored the hole pattern of the hoist through the 2x8, and bolted it without using the steel brackets and short bolts that came with the hoist. If you already have a 2x4 in place, you could do the short span of 2x8 like i did and then attach the 2x8 to the 2x4. That would accommodate the bolt pattern and add stiffness.
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you will need a 1 1/2" pipe of the required length of drop and a ceiling plate or 1 1/2" pole mount to attach the pipe/pole to.
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U have to buy them separate bu u can get 1/4 inch pipe from you're local hardware store and use it instead
2260163
I used 1/2" Female pipe by 3/4" pex. The valve is 1/2" but I wanted to upsize the pex tubing for increased flow.
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It's a 1 1/4'' threaded piece that you need. Then all I did was pvc cement it to 1 1/2'' pipe.
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It will work. Minimum height is 5 feet. only it's hard to turn the wheel of the hoist because it is not aligned
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I used an 1" diameter 6 feet long piece of mast pipe on a try pod on my roof, that use to be for a dish system. mine works great.
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Hi Joe, the seller can provide you with the overhead extensions either a 12 or 14 inch extension pipe. This is from your existing pipe out of the wall. The pipe running along the wall you would need to purchase from your local hard ware stores. Regards, Steve
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There are a number of variables that would determine the size of pipe needed. I am including a link to their user and installation manual to assist you. http://www.rinnai.us/documentation/downloads/U306-066103.pdf
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From what I recall I think either a 2 or 4 inch pipe. I used a 4 inch pipe. You may be able to trim the outlet to accommodate a 3 inch pipe.
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You need 1/2" pipe thread fittings. Either couplers and male barbs or female hose barbs match barb size to your tubing