Is the blade attached to filter or do you attached with a little wrench like on less expensive models
1387873
The blade is independent of the filter/screen and requires a special tool to take on and off. Its an inconvenience to use the wrench everytime you clean it. I would get a breville. I hope this answers your question.
1387874
You attach the blade to the filter with the wrench. Our model is the stainless steel.
1387875
The blade is separate from the filter, which it needs to be for easy cleaning. It is heavy duty stainless and while the maker says it is dishwasher safe, I wash by hand. I wouldn't put my best knifes in the dishwasher either. We use it everyday. Hope this helps Eileen.
1387876
It's an easy assembly but the blade attaches with a plastic nob. I haven't used others so I can't compare.
1065481
You are correct, my kit did not include the wrench. However my blades were removed easily with a steady upward pressure. The new/ replacement blades also attached easily.
159122
No, I had to buy the metal bracket additionally. Note: The bracket is not overly substantial. I have one of these filters before. Unscrewing the lower part of the housing to replace the filter element can require a surprising amount of force. I put petroleum jelly on the o-ring to help ease the situation.
1334873
Cut them, if its the ones under filter. Then you have the locks that snap in.
2207658
the back end is a plastic attachment. You can cut out where you wish to fit the filter.
790103
By filter wrench do you mean a classic universal old-time oil filter wrench or one of the sleeves that fit onto a socket wrench? The sleeves come in standard sizes and to my knowledge none of them fit this oil filter. It is extremely frustrating since the filter is in an awkward position on my Toyota to begin with. I have resorted to using both hands to unscrew the filter when changing it. I use one hand to put it on and tighten it and two to take it off. Doesn't leak and seems to work fine, but would sure appreciate it if Wix would make it so it fits one of the standard sleeve sizes.
2055955
Well, for years I used the same wrench on filters. They they started putting smaller filters on cars and I had to buy a new one. All I can tell you is this is a small filter.
1053377
As far as I can see , NO. There are no threads or way to attach filter.Hope this helps.
2172616
I just make sure to clean out grass clippings stuck to the underside of the housing and sharpen/replace the blade yearly. No filters.
1903193
You have to carefully run finger under the metal mesh filter basket as the blades on underside are sharp. Once you have a finger in the rim of the mesh basket work your way around the edge until it pops off. Remove then rem the filter basket.
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Yes, it is the same model that I replaced mine with, just be sure it is seated properly and use a liberal amount of lube, similar to Vaseline. Put gloves on, lube the entire ring then put it in place. When tightening the ring clamp ring, tighten it to snug, then with a rubber mallet bang the steel ring all the way around , tighten it again, bang it again, tighten it, do it 3 or 4 times. That will properly seat and seal the filter properly. Good luck
1961113
You have to cut the hose to be able to have each side attach to the filter.
99638
You have to attach your own air pump and tubing to it. It is just the filter itself.
1303625
A filter wrench BUT they don't give one - I used an auto oil filter wrench. Tap Master is crap. Maybe a male friend can open it.Go to pureearth.comSorry so late in reply
799325
Probably as I did it. I bought the wrong piece it doesn't fit an original NIKKEN filter. Sorry.The screw at the bottom is too short to fit in the filter.
177078
Interesting. My filter unscrews quite easily. Perhaps give it a better tug. Good luck.
177081
The plunger post screws into the filter assembly. Just hold the base filter assembly still and unscrew the post by twisting the knob on top.