can you connect a flexible hose at the discharge to have more reach in tight spaces???
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I know that I could do it. You will need to make an adapter or find a connector/hose that has the correct thread. I used an air gun nozzle set that had male threads. All I did was put a nut between the nozzle and the discharge thread to adapt, it works perfect. It will shoot a stream about 20 ft. I use the nozzle to inject Timbor termite killer into wood beams. Sorry I do not have the thread size in front of me but it is pretty standard.
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The outlet on the end is threaded, however I have not removed it for attaching any external device. The chrome tip threaded onto the outlet does every thing I need.
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I use mine to fill gearboxes and pumps through a hose. I was not interested in spraying, just moving the lube to remote fill. Don't remember the specific thread pitch, but adapted it to 1/4 inch hose.
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The inside of the spool is 4 1/8" It would be tight, with only 1/8" to spare. Looks like the hose would REALLY be straight, which you might to accomplish with two operators......very slowly. I hope this helps. Johnfshriver@att.net
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We attached our discharge hose to 2" PVC and routed it to our 1500 gal water tank. Works great. At least one Discharge hose first, of a length of your choosing, then PVC- will give you room to shift the pump as necessary.
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You'd need a fitting adapter, maybe different regulator. And the length of hose supplied may be a bit restrictive w/a heavy canister.
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Yes...you need about 2 -3 inches to get the power head under something...less if you're just using the hose and other attachment.
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It has a small amount of give. The hose cannot be pulled out any further. The reach is only a inch or two beyond where it hangs.
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definitely, but you may want to consider a TeraPump TRHA01 (also sold by Sojitek) instead. Would give you more flexibility with discharge coming out of a hose you can direct rather than the rigid spigot of this one. Also easier to use as a hand held unit rather than one meant to attach to a 5 gallon water jug.
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You could, but there probably wouldn't be enough pressure to let the hose work properly. However filling a rain barrel and attaching a soaker to the bottom of the rain barrel should provide enough pressure.
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It can. They suggest level with the inlet so when the barrel is full it overflows into the hose and out of the gutter instead of out of the top of your barrel. Above within an inch or two, and as long as it is not so far above the inlet to the barrel that it pinches the hose is fine.
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You could simply add a hose of the length that you need to reach your desired draining spot.
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With a hose and proper fittings, you could probably connect a bellows to the tank. Not sure how much pressure you be able to achieve, though.
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The discharge is 1.5". You would have to reduce down to the water hose thread suze
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Not sure George but when running at full pressure the hose is pretty stiff. This thing has plenty of power and would do a great job but not sure if the hose would handle that type of work. Maybe you should contact Simpson and see if they make a kit for that or can steer you in the right direction. Bob
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You need to purchase a 4" suction hose which is ridged and a discharge hose which is soft.
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Yes you can, just loosen the hose stop and tighten where you want the hose to stop
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I believe you can buy an extension for the hose. Not sure if amazon sells it. I bought mine from a small business.
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It has a swivel-barb fitting adapter that let you connect 1/2" I.D. flexible high pressure hose to it with a clamp. You are not supposed use rigid connection to it.