Wld this connect a hose coupling to my non threaded faucet? https://www.amazon.com/clouddrive/share/GbBPBDfg4ZYL1g-hEKxI9o9gVpPYh4oFW_PE2j2plGk Wld this connect a hose coupling to my non threaded faucet? https://www.amazon.com/clouddrive/share/GbB... » Read More Wld this connect a hose coupling to my non threaded faucet? https://www.amazon.com/clouddrive/share/GbBPBDfg4ZYL1g-hEKxI9o9gVpPYh4oFW_PE2j2plGk « Show Less
1364859
no you have to attach a threaded clamp hose fitting to your hose first then attach the dramm fitting to it. jack
104673
No. One end is threaded. The other end receives a non-threaded connection, but it must be made specifically for the kind of connection in that other end of the Dramm fixture. And a non-threaded faucet is not specifically for the fixture's non-threaded end. Fixture = Dramm Heavy-duty Quick . . .
864417
This does not connect to a garden hose. This will connect directly to a pressure washer hose.
1969473
Good question. I have a random garden hose. If that's the kind you have, go ahead and get this because it fits. I've never measured my hose coupling.
1980934
I believe the ball valve is threaded. But I would assume if you wanted to use hoses you would need an adapter with a "spigot" tip to get hoses put on.
1887083
I assume the spray hose attachment is seperate from the faucet and if so yes. This hooks up directly to the faucet itself as an attachment that stays.
1268402
I'm in agreement with Sammy. This item is an updated / superseded part for my faucet. The small hose attached to my existing hose to the water supply from the mixing valve and then snaps together with the hose that goes through to the spray handle.
2195082
I am not an expert but the connecting part looks to be 1/2 to 3/4 inch in diameter so that's something to consider. Also, be sure the aerator on your faucet can be unscrewed - some of the newer faucets are all one piece. As well you might try searching for a hand-held water sprayer. I'm assuming you want this for your bathroom or kitchen sinks. If you can't find it here on Amazon try one of the DIY stores. Good luck.
676461
you wouldn't connect a garden hose to this valve. I use Snaplock Cam & Groove Couplings for my lines. http://www.actionsealtite.com/Products/Cam-And-Groove/Snaplock.aspx
2152137
I'm just not sure what you are trying to do. Hook up the Flo And Go handle to the diesel caddy hose which has a threaded connection.? If so no. The hose whose inside diameter is 19/32 slips over the handle and is secured by a hose clamp. But if the inside diameter is not much bigger on the diesel caddy hose than you could cut off the threaded connection and connect it to the handle using a hose clamp.
1588404
This is designed to thread onto a threaded nipple, usually brass, not to attach to a copper pipe. If you are using copper, then would would need to solder a threaded fitting on to it to attach this faucet.
1455946
If you are connecting the metal part to the faucet, or connecting two garden hoses together - YES. If you are connecting a sprayer head, or if your garden hose has a plastic part that connects to the faucet - NO because its diameter is not wide enough.
583519
This is not going to be the perfect answer for you. What i can tell you is that this comes with an adapter that allows the hose to connect to a number of pressure washers. My pressure washer has a threaded fitting/pipe coming out of the unit and the provided adapterhas worked great.
1629904
This one connects to the faucet. You can go to their website and see what styles they have for inline connections.
186793
There is actually a small connector (with helical screws on both ends) that connects on one end to the faucet and to the 3-way connector to the other end. (Most faucets do have a small part screwed at the tip and you need to remove that one first if you have not)
1539792
The connection is the same as a garden hose (same size to connect to an outside hydrant). To connect to a kitchen or bathroom faucet, you would need to remove the aerator on the faucet (should screw out), and buy an adaptor that screws in to the faucet, and has male threads the size of an outside hydrant. Remove the faucet aerator and take to lowes or home depot, tell them what connection you need, they should be able to help. I've had my RO/DI system for several months, and I'm very pleased with it.
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.
369922
The two ends of the hose will screw together. I only own one, so I have not tried connecting two different hoses. It appears that they can be connected together, but I cannot test if there is a loss of pressure due to the distance, or if there is a safety issue with a connection in the middle of the hoses.