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How
to Select a Push Rod
Matching rod
diameter, line size and distance to travel can be a black art. Here are
some guidelines for selecting the right push rod and transmitter combination
to fit the job you need to do. Keep in mind that the distance you will be
able to push the transmitter will depend on several interacting factors:
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Stiffer rods (larger diameters) will push further, but will be limited by
the friction of curves and bends
in the line
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More flexible rods (smaller diameters) will go around bends easier, but
tend to "fold up" in larger lines
• A heavier transmitter (like an FV in a spring
carrier) requires a stiffer rod due to increased friction
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Your
experience is the best guide here, but we'll be glad to help you decide.
Just give us a call!
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Rod
Diameter
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Thread
size
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Line
Size
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Transmitter
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Maximum
Push
Distance
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5/16"
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3/8
- 16
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3"
- 6"
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75'
- 250'
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1/4"
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5/16
- 18
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2"
- 4"
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50'
- 150'
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1-1/4"
- 4"
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3/16"
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12
- 24
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3/4"
- 3"
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25'
- 75'
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1"
- 3"
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Greenlee®
Twist-O-Flex™
3/16"
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integral Drophead
fits all FM series
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3/4"
- 2"
(1-1/2" P-trap)
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15'
- 40'
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1"
- 2"
(2" P-trap)
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