12” from rim to bottom. The narrowest part is about 5” long.

11" overall height 4 3/4" on the spout.

The spigot is about 5” and the overall length/height is about 12”.

Hi Mack The total height is 11 1/4” / width is 11 3/4” and the nozzle is 1 1/16”.. FYI.. it’s to large to fit into the standard 6 gallon carboy.

From top to bottom it is 12 inches. The actual final piece that is the thin part is about 4 1/2 inches. Enter an answer to this question.

The OD of the tip of the funnel is right at 1" an then flares larger the further you go up. So I'd aim for a 1" ID tube

The end of the funnel is 1 1/32” od. However it tapers quickly and has ribs to allow air into any vessel it is installed in. Not sure that the application of a hose would be successful without leakage due to the tapering.

At the very end of the funnel the diameter is exactly one inch. However the neck of the funnel tapers so a hose with a one inch inside diameter won't get very far up the neck. I would go with whatever the next hose size up would be to make sure you get a good fit. Hope this helps. Greg

OD of of the funnel is 1" at the bottom

This stem of this funnel has an outside diameter of 1” at the base and the outside diameter increases by approximately 1/4” for every inch that you move up the stem. A #7 stopper has a top diameter of 1 7/16” and a bottom diameter of 1 3/16” so I do not think this funnel will meet your needs. The hole you will need to drill to accommodate this funnel will most likely be too big for a #7 stopper.

No. The stem of the funnel is exactly 1 inch at the bottom. A #7 Stopper has Top diameter 1.43 inches bottom diameter 1.19 inches. So to drill out the stopper enough for the funnel to fit you would not have any stopper left (0.095 inches thick).