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Question: is this a slip on type with set screw on bottom
Document: The collar in this kit is solid brass, with rubber O-rings on both the inside and outside, and a set-screw (tiny Allen wrench included!) near the wall end. A heavy-duty plastic tube extension screws onto that (sealed with supplied Teflon tape on the threads at both ends), and the nicely cast metal spout screws onto that.The finish looks great and I notice that the small plastic diverter gate inside the spout's end seems to be easily replaceable if it wears out.
Will not fit flush against the tub! Tried for hour,and no luck. The package had the right parts and I tied to set it at different places,but could not get the faucet to fit.
Some advice - when tightening the allen screw to tighten the coupling - do not over tighten, not even the slightest bit. This will cause: 1.) an indent in the pipe, 2.) the coupling to no longer be snug due to pressure putting it at an angle, 3.) a pain in your neck when you try to loosen and tighten it multiple times because it leaks.
would prefer  plastic internal part was made of metal, but worked OK. Nice luster on spout. Would buy it again
Worked great as a replacement for exact same Delta faucet that was not shutting off all the way when in shower mode. Too mucjh of the water was still coming out of the faucet. No matter how much I tried to remove mineral deposits and clean the plastic piece with o-ring, could not get much improvement. Finally bit the bullet and replaced with this and everything is now good as new.
Water shoots out haphazardly as opposed to a nice stream.Don't know if the problem is with Delta or my installer.Delta offers good value at reasonable prices with the availability of reasonably priced repair parts.
This product was okay, even though it did not work for me and was a waste of almost $20. I have the pipe that does not have a thread on it. So when I put the coupling on the pipe, and installed everything, it leaked. I did everything right, but it still leaked. Then you have to cut the inside plastic pipe to fit - not a tough job, but a pain none-the-less.
This kit includes most everything you'll need (except perhaps a tubing cutter and some emery cloth). It works with half-inch smooth or threaded wall pipe, 3/4-inch threaded pipe, or plastic pipe with a threaded fitting on the end. The instructions are clear, with the different installation options and parts used shown in a diagram and described in clear English.I like that the two most important parts are made of metal, and seem robust and made with attention to detail.
This is a solid chrome-plated brass tub spout. It has that nice heavy/robust feel. It should last for many years. I returned one spout that I purchased from a local store because it was plastic and I felt it would not last for more than a few years.
The faucet had universal fittings that were easily installed when the old faucet was removed. The new diverter worked perfectly.
Answer: no