will the casing work with a filler tube that is 3/8 and 5/8 ?
1352276
I believe that is the size of my filler tube. Although I found that in most of my recipes, it called for taking the casing off. So now I don't even bother with casings anymore. enjoy!
1352277
I think the one I use is 5/8". These casings make bratwurst and italian-sized sausages. The 3/8" are smaller, more for hot dogs. I have been finding, though, that prolonged storage is not kind to these. I seem to have fewer failures, that is, tears, when I use them earlier. They have no expiration date, and come packed well in salt, but I don't think 6 months or more storage is a good idea. Other than that, they're great.
275447
Cover will not compensate for the 3/8" difference. You could probably fill it in with a rubber strip. Maybe call the manufacturer and ask if they might have another solution.
1151662
No it will not the opening is half inch so you will need to get a reducer to fit 3/8/I needed on too. You can buy a plastic one that fits 3/8 at walmart also.I plan to have both. I liked the quality of this one for tight filters.Hope that helps. Nice question take care.MARKEau Claire,WI
2242823
I would suggest the INSIDE diameter is 1/2 inch. in my case 1/2 inch fittings worked very well, but 5/8 fittings could not be inserted.
203707
No, it is designed for a 3/8" dovetail. You could try an adaptor between the two.
84264
Pretty sure the description says "Available with 5/32, 1/4 or 5/16 In. flanges" so it probably isn't 3/8" :) In particular, a quick Google shows this part number is 5/16" inlet and outlet. K&N's website indicates they do not make an inline filter with a 3/8" I/O.
2179870
Negative. 3/8" is largest it will go on some lines. The two you asked about are too large for the kit
1099699
I'm not sure. It is square on the end so does not fit tightly but would probably work with both. I use 3/8. It works great but does not fit quite right and has to be tightened occasionally. I use it to mix wet, thick clay and it does a good job.
1238447
1/2" OD x 3/8 ID. I believe the thinner walled 1/2" tube will work as well.
1676765
My tubing is 1" but it looks like it would fit 7/8". So I'd say the answer is yes. This is a sturdy unit and I've used for over 1 1/2 years with 2+ weekly gigs with no problems.
687745
In my opinion, you can buy 1/2 coupling for your tubing of 3/8 PEX because the"1/2" of the coupling indicates the Inside size of the coupling which touches the Outside surface of your 3/8 PEX. In addition, there are a couple of white and short tubes in the coupling package that could give more support to keep PEX tube-shape. Hope it help you.
2219330
Yes. I have 1/4 tubing and it is very difficult to remove. 5/16 should work better.
672058
If you put 3/8 hose ahead of the 5/16 you should be fine for pressure but if the 5/16 is between the pump and the 3/8 you lose pressure.
805423
Yes, in fact a 5/8" shaft will have clearance within the bearing sleeve, it will not be a 'press-fit'. I've used this product as a replacement on my old wheel barrel, and it's a big improvement over a pneumatic tire.
366309
it should fit if its a 3/8ths dovetail, i really cant say for sure. I'm sorry for the inconvenience.
416333
Mine is mounted to the 2-8. I'm pretty sure they have the same inch diameter, if so it should fit.
750994
The length is 5 5/8" diameter is 3/4". Don't forget you may need more than 1.