Are these fittings simply glued to the end of the shaft
1382703
you sand the shaft paint off, than put the ferrel on than epoxy the adaptor on
1979259
It depends what you have to do. Home depot or plumbing supply will help. The fittings are standard.
1727528
I had to cut the ones I got to the same length as the original ones and then they worked just fine.The 1 inch pipe fitting is the only other thing you need to be concerned with.
1108828
There are no special fittings needed. The typical generic ones that you can get from any hardware store. I got mine from ACE but again, they were nothing special, rather ACE was the closest hardware store to my house.
581572
they are threaded, however if you are cleaning with all sections joined and should accidently unscrew on by twisting in the wrong direction you will be faced with a rather difficult task of retrieving the part stuck in the duct. I would recommend taping just for that bit of added security.
1617677
If there is I don't know about it. The ends are fused to the hose itself and would likely have to be cut from the hose thereby probably ruining the whole thing.
915607
yep. they fit and glue the same as pvc. Clean it well with primer and use a good amount of glue. This pipe is flexible so be careful not to move the joint until the glue sets....
1364574
No, fittings are MIP or FIP and the quick connect male or quick connect female.
1462187
Yes. Most Stands are standard fittings. Just look up your eons and look at the dimensions if they are the same as they are for the stands, then order them.
1339568
Pretty sure it's just the differing tips on the end. They screw off as well.
475339
No the fittings are all medal, the item works perfect this is after a summer i've put the hose away for winter becaure it will rust (all metal).. Hope this helps!
731285
Yes. They are fastened with two bolts and nuts on both sides through the shaft.
1544018
No. They are meant to be cut to the desired length. The ends are then burned and a "cap" is placed on the ends.
1617676
Well I'm not looking at mine at the moment but I imagine you could but before I got out the knife I would take a good long look at the fittings to see if you can remove them without destroying them. If that is possible then I would reattach in the reverse way you removed it. Should you not be able to remove one end or the other I suggest calling Bosch and speak to a Technician. You can try Bosch directly or you could try CPO Bosch.
621117
Yes. The fitting is secured with a nut, take the nut off and remove the existing fitting, place the nut on your line (or there might be one on the line already) and screw it back on. I can't guarantee it will be the right fitting, but I would expect it to be pretty standard.
1034872
The outputs to the hoses are male threaded like shown in the picture. The inlets are not threaded; they fit on to your existing single-lever shutoff fittings and use screws to attach. You need to already have a manual shutoff with these fittings or need to purchase the fittings separately; they are not included with this item.
1675050
no. The metal ends have internal tabs that stick through the webbing when you squeeze them together. They work very good.