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    Default Standard Bathtub Spout does not fit

    I am trying to change out my bathtub spout and the standard ones do not fit. The pipe has a weird end (see pic). I am trying to find out if there is a special spout I can buy (lowes does not have one) or if that is some kind of adapter I can remove? Thanks.
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    That is a delta adapter fitting for their tub spouts, most other brands, including moen use the slip fit connection that you are probably more familiar with.
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    Buy the replacement Delta spout that uses the same adapter.
    You can peel the rubber o-ring from the new adapter, install on the new adapter, and spin on the new spout.

    I won't install the junk spouts that Lowes has. At least not unless I'm desperate.

    http://www.deltafaucet.com/repairpar...ls/RP5836.html

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    So if I buy a Delta Spout it should fit? Thanks for the help.

    http://www.deltafaucet.com/repairpar...ls/RP5836.html
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    Delta sells various versions, but all that use that adapter should fit. It's nice because since it seals with the o-ring, you can tighten it down to get rid of the gap without problems.
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    Any Delta spout with the "adjust to wall" adapter will fit. I am not sure if they make any other kind, since it is the only one I EVER use anyway.

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