Python Male Brass Adapter - 13/16" x 27

It didn't quite fit my sink, the size is right the threads are wrong. But that's not at fault of the product. It does make it spray quite a bit at connection point but honestly it makes my python usable and that's all I care about. To minimize the water making a mess I just threw a rag over it so it didn't spray all over my kitchen floor. Worked and is useable so I'm satisfied.

I'm very happy with this purchase because it fits my sink! Taking this back to last week when I bought the python no spill 'n fill system, the original adapter that came with it didn't fit my sink so I was disappointed. I took the aerator off my sink, the faucet was a female type (thread inside of faucet) and the adapter wouldn't fit because it was a little to big for the faucet. I decided to purchase this new adapter to use with the original adapter and my faucet. It fits perfectly, however, I had to remove the rubber washer on both the new and original adapter to make it work. You have to remove the rubber washer of the original adapter to connect this new adapter. After that, I had to remove the rubber washer of the new adapter for it to fit my faucet. This was a great purchase and so relieved that it fits.

This is exactly what I needed for a replacement with my Python system. It arrived quickly and in excellent condition.

This item is a double male "adapter." Problem is that it is the same size on both ends. This will NOT fit your python as a replacement for the original brass part.

So to help anyone ot that buys this so they don't freak out like I did here's my instructions on how it works/ where it fits.I bought this because I bought a new faucet and didn't think to bring the original brass fitting to be sure it'd fit the new faucet. Well turns out it didn't and I already hooked it up so I started to freak out on what to do now for water changes and didn't want to buy another $40-60 python that would reach my other sink. So I came across this fitting that is for smaller/new model faucets. Turns out it will only fit my faucet if I take out the white O ring/ seal but I tested it and it doesn't shoot water every where so I was happy but then went to hook up my python and it was too small so I started freaking out more not understanding why it'd advertise that it could. Well after reading some "questions" that other people asked I ended up getting an idea but it wasn't clear, everyone kept saying it fits into the "T" section of the drain but I tried that and it was too small...Come to find out it is meant to screw into the OG brass fitting that screws into the drain/ "T" fitting. But again I tried that and it didn't screw in, so what you have to do it remove the O rings and seal that are inside the OG one (the part that supposed to connect to the faucet) and then screw the NEW one into the OG one which then connects to the python and then the new one connects to the faucet. I posted 2 pictures to show you guys what i'm referring to. I hope this helps anyone.Only reason it's a 4 star and not a full 5 star is because the seal it came with I had to remove to make it fit my faucet. Needs a smaller one that fits more snug and not as bulky but I can get that at any hardware store if I wanted to.

I should've read the description better because this didn't fit my sink. I found what I needed at the hardware store & I'm up and running now. If your aerator screws inside your faucet (not on the outside) & is 55/64 in size, you'll need a 55/64 female x 3/4 male adapter. If you're not sure, take your aerator to a hardware store & ask for that size in female with a 3/4 inch male on the other end.

I moved into a new apartment, and was upset that my standard python couldn't connect to any of my sinks. Saw this online and decided to try it. Works wonderfully. Easy to hook up. Only downfall is there’s lack of instructions. So I had to look it up.How to attach it to original python fitting1. Take original python fitting, and remove the O ring seal in the side that would connect to sink.2. Take adaptor and screw that into the side you took the O ring out of.3. Connect to sink4. Connect to T connector and boom. Python is up and running.I have yet to have water spray everywhere due to removing the O ring. I personally feel like it’s secure and will do the job

Wanted solid brass fitting for my Python aquarium vacuum but these 2 adapters were too small. Had to return them. Needed standard fitting which I was able to find at my local hardware store(garden hose adapter worked-(brought in the parts to be sure of fit) worked fine, no leaks

Just what I was looking for

bought to replace the plastic one after the threads wore away but will not fit onto the tap as it is too small

Excellent quality!

Does its job but expensive because it's branded python.