What is the diameter of the head istelf, does the top of the head screw off?
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Head is 3 inches in diameter. My watering can spout must have a slightly smaller diameter than usual, because on my can the head fits over the spout whereas the threads on my can are on the inside of the spout. It fits tightly however but comes off easily with a twist and pull. The part of the head that screws onto spout of can is 1 inch in diameter and appears to be threaded inside and out. 3 inches, and the part that screws onto the spout is 1 inch in diameter. My spout is slightly smaller, so fits over instead of into the spout. Still fits tightly and comes off easily. Threaded inside and out. Head is 3 inches in diameter. My watering can spout must have a slightly smaller diameter than usual, because on my can the head fits over the spout whereas the threads on my can are on the inside of the spout. It fits tightly however but comes off easily with a twist and pull. The part of the head that screws onto spout of can is 1 inch in diameter and appears to be threaded inside and out. 3 inches, and the part that screws onto the spout is 1 inch in diameter. My spout is slightly smaller, so fits over instead of into the spout. Still fits tightly and comes off easily.... » Read More Head is 3 inches in diameter. My watering can spout must have a slightly smaller diameter than usual, because on my can the head fits over the spout whereas the threads on my can are on the inside of the spout. It fits tightly however but comes off easily with a twist and pull. The part of the head that screws onto spout of can is 1 inch in diameter and appears to be threaded inside and out. 3 inches, and the part that screws onto the spout is 1 inch in diameter. My spout is slightly smaller, so fits over instead of into the spout. Still fits tightly and comes off easily. Threaded inside and out. « Show Less
1325457
The head is 3"Dia. and yes it is made to screw off. But good luck to get it to turn, the galvanizing material prevents it from being turned, unlike my original head that was made out of some kind of copper or brass, it could be turned very easily.
390719
No, I don't think so. I had one like it, which I accidentally damaged and tried to unscrew the head. I could not do it.
1561728
It's 2 1/4". I don't know why people just guess when they don't know the answers. I'm returning the one I purchased that was too big.
267053
It is just a tad taller than 5 inches from top of the head to the heel. Mine is 130 mm if that helps. =)
204906
The head is permanently affixed, at least on the two that I own. The head appears to have threads and gives the impression that it will screw on and off, which is not the case. Personally, I have no need to interchange the heads. The cans are very nice.
219871
It is very proprietary in that it is a snap and click mechanism, there are no threads. The id of the head is about 7/8" and the od is about 1 1/16", the depth is about 2 1/2". Hope this helps.
1185986
hi, the top does screw off. there is also another piece or top that is shaped like a disk. that 1 fits on top of the actual lid. i never use this piece. it just protects where u drink from the cup. you would need to remove it ever time u wanted a drink. the only issue with the mug is that the rubber gasket on the bottom of the mug keeps falling off.
2217459
i do not see how it would unscrew and be replace by another size head. i do love mine though for what that's worth!
2021636
Its strchable and adjustable for some size.if u r head is much bigger than that it might not fit
1178855
I'm not sure but I just measured the opening & it is 2 inches not stretched, you have to stretch it a little for the clamp to hold, then it stretches out to a maximum of 3 and a half inces & that is a snug fit if you have to stretch all the way out to its max 3 & a half inches. And remember it can go in sideways or however it will fit, within those specs, because you can turn & manipulate the head in all different ways. Hope this answers your question..
979947
Unfortunately no. When the head detaches from the handle the screw remains on the bottom of the head. I had to buy a small manfrotto head to put on my slider.
1860482
i virtually won't fit. The head might stick out about a half inch. The stand is 18 inches with the base included. So it really is about 17.5 set on top of the base... if that makes any sense.
374673
Mine holds about 3 average heads. Its 3 1/4 inch tall without lid and 3 1/4 inch diameter.
710211
The total length is 60mm and the head part is 36mm.The length from base flange to the tip is 50mm. Thanks
1037893
Well, the head is an attachment, so it is suppose to detach and come off. If it actually broke, contact manufacturer.
958804
The diameter of the opening is pretty large. Mine is in storage but I'm thinking 1 1/2 inches. It has an Eye Screw in the side that you can screw in and out to adjust accordingly. We were very happy with ours. Hope this helps
2170986
I looked inside the helmet and it states 6"-7". It does have the ability to be tightened and loosened. I hope this helps.