This flange has three holes. can i drill hole into this flange or will it break? are there flange with two holes? my rv has 2 hole to screw to.
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I think you could drill a hole in it. I remember the plastic being more pliable, not brittle.
1055206
There is only one hole needed for this faucet. I'm not sure what you can do with the other 2 holes.
486593
The bolt pattern is similar to a home toilet, one left, one right, centered on the hole. If you have any other pattern, you'll need to change the flange. You can go to the Dometic website for installation help.
233748
Yes, there should be 2 pre-drilled holes. One about a third of the way up the unit (for thermometer) and the other near the bottom (for the valve). I recommend following Joseph's advice. However, drilling your own holes isn't really that hard if you can't wait.
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Mine was tight in a 1 1/8" hole. I held it up to a 1 1/2" hole saw and I say no. The flange would not be large enough. Buy the 3/4" one and bush it down if you have to.Good luck, Mike
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the rdplacement that i ordered was a perfect fit and the hole is made slightly diffrent in a better way then the origanal. mine was over 25 yrs and replaced both cause of cracked old ones. the screw to hold it on post is now on top and esaer to use. knight and day diffrence. it turns with one finger now and spins all the way around with a one finger spin. omg was so glad they were the right ones.i wood recomend this to who ever wants to replace one. i couldent believe i even found replacements. figured wood have to replace cabnet.. there are two diffrent sizes so make sure yours is a 28 or i think other one is 24 ince i think.. hope this helps. the rdplacement that i ordered was a perfect fit and the hole is made slightly diffrent in a better way then the origanal. mine was over 25 yrs and replaced both cause of cracked old ones. the screw to hold it on post is now on top and esaer to use. knight and day diffrence. it turns with one finger now and spins all the way around with a one finger spin. omg was so glad they were the right ones.i wood recomend this to who ever wants to replace one. i couldent believe i even found replacements. figured wood have to replace cabnet.. there are two diffrent sizes so make sure yours is a 28 or... » Read More the rdplacement that i ordered was a perfect fit and the hole is made slightly diffrent in a better way then the origanal. mine was over 25 yrs and replaced both cause of cracked old ones. the screw to hold it on post is now on top and esaer to use. knight and day diffrence. it turns with one finger now and spins all the way around with a one finger spin. omg was so glad they were the right ones.i wood recomend this to who ever wants to replace one. i couldent believe i even found replacements. figured wood have to replace cabnet.. there are two diffrent sizes so make sure yours is a 28 or i think other one is 24 ince i think.. hope this helps. « Show Less
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I have 3 holes, where the center one is just for operating valve to close/open a sink hole. If you won't operate sink valve then 2 holes will be enough.
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Well i dont know about that but mine had three holes too and instead of a cover plate i bought two of the stainless hole plug things and i thought that looked much better. U can find them at any home depot or lowes.
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That picture looks like one for a different vehicle. I don't recall the large flange with the one I installed.
524900
The replacement unit does not have the fixed mounting flange around it. I did find the replacement very easy to install using the supplied flanges.
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I used the keyhole brackets on the back. I don't remember if it has threaded holes. The brackets were similar to this http://www.rockler.com/keyhole-fittings-select-either-single-or-double
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It has been months since I installed it, but if I recall correctly, the part that goes into the trailer plumbing just pushes onto a hose (and has a hose clamp). The part on the outside of the trailer (covered by the white flap in the picture is a standard garden house fitting. A "female" fitting that would screw onto the end of a hose connected to a water faucet. You did not ask, but you probably also want to get a pressure regulator. Some (many, most?) RV fresh water systems won't handle high city water pressure.Good luck.
1219783
In the past I've used a household flat toilet flange, that is screwed to the rv bathroom floor it will accommodate a 2 bolt rv toilet . Luv my 310
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Hello Joshua, I think the best way would to get the 4" port, measure it and use a hole saw bit for your drill to cut it to just the diameter to let the flange fit in the hole. I used a router on the outside of the hole to kind of match the contour of the outside flange. This was done more for cosmetic purposes. If you route it remember that the diameter of the outside of the hole will be larger but should make a snug fit with room to put the anchoring screws in. Once in, I would a little calking to insure a tight fit and no rattling later on.
375274
When I purchased this out came with the required flange. However I may have purchased it from another seller and that may be why. If you receive it without the flange you just need to buy a standard 6 inch flange.
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I own a RV repair shop. It is not necessary to align the screw holes w/ the new hatch.In fact it may be better if they don't. Use #8 1 to 1.25 in. Hex. Screws, 3/43/16 butyl tape to seal and plastecoat or dicor on screw heads & flange.Any other ??? Contact me @ 541 508 8484
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I ordered this as a replacement for crock water dispenser that I have. Which at this time has water in it. So I can not measure the hole. This comes with two gaskets, one for the inside of the crock, and one for the outside of the crock. So when you tighten the nut on the inside of your container, be sure to tighten securely. I had to use a pair of pliers to do this. So the gaskets would seat. You can test for leaks, by filling with water above the valve. If your drilling a hole through a bucket, just measure the valve when you receive it.