Can these be connected end-to-end to extend the length of the hose?
797059
Yes, but honestly I would purchase a different one than this. It is not that good, it is made out of nylon or some cheap materiel. It is super flimsy, kinks very easy, if you nick it with a shovel or weed eater it tears it. It isn't worth the money.
797060
I know from 1/4" drip irrigation lines that you're not supposed to extend them too far, because the water pressure and so the flow rate from the drippers declines the farther the along the line the drippers are. For that stuff 25' is the max the manufacturer recommends.
797061
Yes they can but you have to be super careful on how their handled. Mine has worked for two seasons but I have an old electric cord spool on which I wind the hose when not in use. That way you can keep the hose free from twists and kinks. Gathering it up any other way will cause it to eventually be damaged. Good luck.
1153809
Yes, they connect end to end just like a normal hose. It does decrease the water pressure more than hooking two normal hoses together.
1943444
No they cannot. You would have to buy a metric socket set but they would fit the extensions. Good luck
943492
I'm not entirely sure if another kit could be added. I think it is likely, as we have a similar set up that serves about 100feet in length. There is the risk of loosing pressure at the far end of the second kit hose.
731834
Sure can... Probably 1-2" hole to fit the hoses through. You'll also need to drill holes where the mounting hardware goes.
1680414
yes! a couple a feet length with an integral shut off valve and quick disconnects on each end.
347559
The quick answer is no. The 18" linking cord was too short, so I extended them to the length I needed.
932995
I don't see why not...extension cords are usually smaller in diameter than garden hoses. (That's not too bad an idea!)
1352253
No. At the head end the threads are not standard 1/2". The only way to extend reach is to adapt 3/4" copper or pvc at supply end.
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).
1273852
Only if you stand them on end. I don't think it's deep enough to accommodate them lengthwise
2239786
Yes you can add more hoses. I have added more extensions and it continues to work great.
1360005
yes, but if i were you i would not have them over 20 ft apart. i tried 40 ft and had problems staying on line the best thing is to run a cable. regard hosea
369922
The two ends of the hose will screw together. I only own one, so I have not tried connecting two different hoses. It appears that they can be connected together, but I cannot test if there is a loss of pressure due to the distance, or if there is a safety issue with a connection in the middle of the hoses.
338044
its a extra work and i think thats possible. a great idea! just need to use the extended the hose. somehow make your own custume bracket to hold to the wall.
2044843
Yes. With this you can connect any Standard Ethernet Cord to the coupler on One end and connect a standard ethernet cord into the other end of the coupler to extend it.
2210544
yes they could, but you will have to buy either the male/or female end as the hoses are pre-made at those lengths. There should be no problem making them smaller. They cover a lot of ground as is and with the replaceable nozzle you can always change the direction of the spray.