Can I purchase this and replace the ball valve with a Blichmann 3 piece valve? I'm assuming it just threads onto a 1/2" NPT?
1356168
I'm not sure. I used it as it came. I believe it is 1/2" thread though. Good luck!
1598452
The valve will connect to 2 inch plastic pool pipe. The ID is 2 inches, if that is the one that you want, but likewise, the 1 1/2 inch valve only works with the 1 1/2 inch ID pipe. It measures slightly more that the inside diameter, but will not interchange. Read the size from the description printed on the surface of your pipe. You can always get adaptors to make either one fit what you want, but why not buy the right one first. It is a great valve, and works well.
974518
That depends on what size barbed fitting you get. As stated by the other responder it is a I/2 inch pipe thread at the ball valve. So depending on what size hose you want to use you would need to get that size 1/2inch x that size barbed fitting.
1607739
It seems to bs popular valve but I can not find any thing on that modle for a replacement valve you may have to take it apart to see if it would fit
499008
Get a brass 3/4" mnpt to 3/4" male hose thread and it will work. About $1 at hardware store, they will have it as its a very common part.
1228815
The valve is not included. Please see the specs for the correct valve model.
666598
This has the 1" valve and ships with the 1" bypass valve also. If you have 1.25" plumbing, you can use a reducer right at the unit, or upgrade to a Fleck 7000 valve on the unit. Give us a call for any other questions, 785-735-9769
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J. Moore (thank you!) contacted the manufacturer and revealed its purpose in the Comments:"You might be interested to know that after contacting the manufacturer, I learned that this extra part is a spare mounting bracket in case you want to mount the sensor control lower onto the valve assembly. They sent me a variety of pictures (too voluminous for me to send to you here) describing exactly how one would make this attachment change. If you need to know more, you could call them at 1-800-488-6156 (7am-5pm MDT/Mon-Fri). They couldn't have been more helpful."
1189185
Yes, You need to buy either a 1.5" or 2" Multiport valve. Which ever fits your current plumbing.
674728
I know you can buy just the top portion of the valve; I did at a local pool store, but realized there was a crack on the body of my old valve, so I ended up returning the part and buying the entire valve at Amazon; better deal! Just make sure you get the right model (mine has 6 screws).
660140
The float valve is 1/2 inch male pipe thread so get an adapter that has 1/2 inch female pipe thread on one end and female GHT(garden hose thread) on the other end and you should be set. Amazon has them in brass and nylon.
796336
The small plastic tube that goes to the bottom is not part of the valve and can be substituted for a longer one if u need. I will check how long is this tube that came with the valve.
306395
To be sure go buy a one inch male pipe thread coupling. It has the male on both ends looks tapered (large in middle gets smaller on the tips) hold it up to the one going into yours. 3/4 and 1" are pretty different look at both at the store maybe even get both you can return them. You will know right away.
1662771
It had 3/8 pipe thread inserts on both sides. I'm sure an -AN fitting would fit. Or there is an adapter for it.
676463
you would need to get a half inch barbed conection. this piece threads on to the valve and then you can push a hose on. the barbed conector comes in different sizes so you might have to find the right one. this is it stainless steel barb connector to male pipe 1/4 hose barb 1/4 male npt . look it up on amazon
773707
Not sure if it will fit. Boston valves come in two sizes. Find a seller that sells the pair.
113121
Make sure the part number matches what you have now. The didn't match mine completely, but it's the same valve and the labeling is upsidedown. I remember the ports, so it doesn't matter.