Will this valve head fit on a Culligan Mark 89 tank and can I use the Brine Tank I have?
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Not familiar with the Culligan system. But if you can determine the size of the hole in the top of the tank and the size of the threaded neck on the bottom of the fleck there should not be a problem. Yes you can use the same brine tank. Be sure that you can bypass the system or you will need to buy a bypass valve Hope this is of somehelp Ron
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As long as the resin tank has a 2-1/2' female pipe thread this head will attach to it. Be sure the tube in the resin is flush with the top of the tank so it inserts into the head past the o-ring. This head has a 3/8 O.D. compression fitting for the brine line which is pretty common on brine tanks. Just be sure to order the head with the correct flow rate for the size resin tank you have. I believe they are available in 1.0, 1.5, and 2.0 gpm.Hope this helps.
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I dont know about the Culligan tank... I do know the supplier I bought that head from was the most interactive seller I have ever bought from an amazon (over 50 suppliers)! With phone calls emails and picture messages he will provide you with customs size parts to make sure that the softener head fits whatever you have... My user name is talktozebnow amazon answers emailed me this question I have no affiliation with the supplier. I am very satisfied with his services and would have to say yes, it would fit.
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NO.. Culligan Tanks have proprietary threaded opening. Only Culligan Valves will screw onto a Culligan Tank. If you purchase this or other "standard" valve, you will need a new media ( resin ) tank. You might be able to re-use the RESIN from your old tank, and you can "adapt" to your Brine tank, if you change to 3/8" O.D. tubing ( as Culligan uses a slightly smaller O.D. tubing.. just be Different / Difficult ). We have more details on our website ( in our extensive FAQ Knowledge Base ) - Softenerparts
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You will have to remove your current control head, this needs a standard 2.5" threaded opening on your tank and a 1" riser tube.
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Put mine on a Marlin model 90. Same gun only tube fed. Have had no problems.
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Without measuring your tank hard to answer, but probably. Fits on my Intruder 800
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Sorry, this question is too technical for me. I have an r.o. under the sink too and this tank fit great. I would think they are all compatible where size does not matter. I would only be worried about the valve connectors being the same size. Sorry I could not help more...
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Sorry Tim I can't answer that because I don't know. I would be willing to send it to you to try if you pay for shipping via paypal. Keep in mind you will need to purchase the correct valve to replace your bad one. Let me know.Terry
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The O'brien valve should fit any O'brien tube. O'brien Valves are sold separately QTY-1.
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I'm not sure, as I've only used the Fluval 88g canisters. I would hate to try with a different one and mess up the threads in the regulator.
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It will not work. This tank has screw in connections for compression fitting. You will need to buy an exact replacement for your system just to make sure it will work. Good luck.................
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Sorry but I don't know. Suggest you contact Culligan and ask them. I talked to their rep once earlier and he was very helpful. Good luck.
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On my Kohler, if you look at the underside of the tank lid, there is an exploded view of Valve assembly with the part number. Hope this helps
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Zeus, I used the head on a 2088 series and can only verify that model, however referencing the Shurflo Website there is a 2009 parts list that seems to indicate that the pump head is common to both the 2088 and 2093. http://www.shurflo.com/files/4-Content/Marine-Division/SHURflo-Marine-Content/Marine-home-page/Pump-Repair-Kits/2088-2093%20Replacement%20Parts.pdf
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I cant answer this question. I didn't have lever ball valves installed in mine. Im sorry I couldnt help
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James: I do not know. You can go on line to Hotpoint, when you get to there home page put in your model number have it scan. You should be able to come up with a parts list and it will give you a part number. You can then compare it to this valve. I am sure the company that makes it makes it for more than just the GE which is what I used it for. It was an excellent fit for me and it works just great. I wish you the best for your search. I hope this is helpful. L.Erb
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I bought this to replace a plastic standard faucet that came with my Culligan RO which had an air gap (extra 3/8" hole underneath the faucet for brine discharge) but was not used. This faucet does not come with it and so has only one hole (1/4") for the drinking water. My RO already discharges brine into the sink drain coming from the unit. Check your current RO faucet and see if there are 2 hoses attached to it underneath. If it has, then you have an air gap.
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No / This for an (H) tank. I am well pleased with this regulator, but will not work on (M) tank.. Good Luck to you !!!!!!!!
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I really do not know. I had to find the info on my Dads tank, and enter that with this company to find it. The numbers you listed are not the same as his. I would suggest you call the company and explain to them what you have and what you are looking for. Good luck. P.S. The company sent this out the next day, and the quality is very good.
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No, the valve you need for your model is part number W10408180. Let us know if you have any other questions. Have a great day!