How to connect two 75' hoses together to make one 150'? What do I need? by Barbara Jackson
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You don't need the Gardena 36004 Quick Connectors to connect two garden hoses, just screw them together. The Quick Connectors attach to the faucet and the female end of the garden hose to quickly connect or disconnect the hose.
143726
You should not need anything extra. Just screww the female end of one hose onto the male end of the other.
757236
All you have to do is detach one end of the hose from the body and attach which tool you would like to use. The downside is that the hose is limited by it's range. It is too short to do drapes or anything over 3 ft. Also note it is very heavy to move around.
1271994
I have a 25' extension which I ordered from Amazon. If you need 50' then I guess that you could use two or check with Karcher if they have or if there are 3rd party hoses available. The unit is very good with the exception of the placement of the input connection on the front of the unit - the unit can VERY easily tip over with both the input and output on the front. I have no idea what the designers were thinking - dumb - there certainly was no "user" testing!
635288
That is the external diameter of the hose, the ends are narrower so I don't think that will work. You need to use 1.5" pvc connectors, pretty cheap at home Depot.
462179
If your hose is one 150' piece, I don't think you would have enough room on one of these. Also, if your hose is rubber they tend to be heavier too. You can always put two next to each other.
1869551
It's not rocket science sincerely, there are 2 hoses and a faucet. Screw the hoses into the faucet, done. If you're absolutely oblivious to anything mechanical I suggest you ask someone to help you.
636329
I used a length of garden hose that threaded on to the unit. It is about 15 feet to the sump drain. Works perfectly.
1494346
Local Grill store should have one . U will have to connect the 2 hoses with a 3/8 s male coupler. or your local LP Dealer can make u one.
668494
I use 150 ft. of 1/2 inch. hose with my Nelson 1865 and it works perfectly.
539182
You can put two of these together using a M-M coupling. I'd suggest waiting till you have the hose in hand and take it to the hardware store to get the right flared coupling.
2047686
I have a 100' hose on mine and it could hold more, I seem to recall the specs said 150'
428412
Yes, you can connect the two together, but you might need to obtain an additional brass fitting depending what type of hose you have. Can be found at any good hardware store. Be sure to use GAS rated Teflon tape (yellow), not water pipe (white).
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Robert - p'raps it would have been sensible for me to check other answers to your question before firing off my own. Checking the original picture I posted, with how I have the hose installed now, originally loose, now more tightly wound, I have to say I think in the looser fashion you could accommodate a 100ft hose - not too sure about 150ft, unless it was one of the newer, lightweight, contracting hoses. This said, I do think it helps to have the unit mounted on wood, as opposed to vinyl siding, for added security.
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Inside the box there is a hose fitting to attach the hose. I actually returned the one I purchased as it did not accommodate a 100 foot hose very easily, although it said it should. Also you will notice that there is a place for you to put foot in the front to hold down the box while you roll up the hose. I found this to be awkward as well. If you are going to use a 100 foot hose, I do no think this is the right box to purchase. It may be fine for a 50 foot hose.
1007269
I haven't used the accessory hose for that purpose yet. Sorry, I cannot help you.
1023351
Take the AP-20 and a small piece of the hose you want to use. Take it to the local hardware store and let them figure it out for you.....
1424403
As O recall from their website it is 500 for the 100 foot hose, less for the shorter ones, like 50 is 400 and 25 is 300 or so.