The various listing on amazon show different hose sizes. Some say 1 1/8 and 1 1/4 and others say 1 1/4 and 1 1/2. Which is it?
1700608
bilge pump hoses are 3 sizes 3/4 ,11/8 and 11/2 in depending on size of pump. the 11/2 in is usually on large commericial uses.
1459332
U.S. hoses can be either 1/2" opening or 5/8" inside diameter of the hose itself. The threads on the end connectors are a standard size. The Gardena are the best to buy even if they cost a little more than other options. The quick disconnect is flawless compared to others I have tried.
1315067
Size 1 is the one pictured in your post, for almost three times more money, cant imagine what size 2 is. similar hoses go for $ in the mid 20 dollar range
792062
Possibly a 1/2 inch hose. Certainly not a 5/8th inch hose. My 75 foot hose pretty much fills the space.
1607246
Not sure if 1/2 or 3/4 but hooks up to a standard hose. I'm sure you could find a coupler at a hardware store to reduce the threading size.
971999
The hose I received actually had four different adapters. I don't have them available right now, but they were of various sizes.
751736
This will only work with 3/8" hose barbs. 1/4" is very small hose if you're referring to the threading you need to measure the actual barb on the fitting.
1770168
The connections are different, but where the hoses meet the pump the diameter is (I think) 1 and 1/4. If your hoses are this diameter you should be okay. Search for my review for exact numbers. I am writing this from my phone and going from memory.
1497096
#6 fittings use a 3/8" fitting with a 5/16" I.D. and 3/4" O.D. hose - #8 fittings use a 1/2" fitting with a 12/32" I.D. and 29/32" O.D. hose - #10 fittings use a 5/8" fitting with a 1/2" I.D. and 1" O.D. hose - #12 fittings use a 3/4" fitting with a 5/8" I.D. and 1 and 3/32" O.D. hose - - The fitting dimensions above indicate the outer diameter of the line, not the ferrule that crimps the hose to the line. Though the #10 fittings would use a ferrule that will just slip over a 1" hose. My original answer's formatting was not carrying over so I added some hyphens to help break up the text a bit.
998295
The rubber hose is 24" long with an ID of 0.2". It fits well on 1/4" fittings. The unit also comes with a tapered universal rubber adapter (3/8" ID) so that you can connect to various sized fittings. The OD of the adapter is tapered from 1/2" to 5/8".
705489
I bought a 1/4 inch barb for this hose. Fits perfectly. Its not too small or big. Any other size wouldn't fit correctly.
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#6 fittings use a 3/8" fitting with a 5/16" I.D. and 3/4" O.D. hose - #8 fittings use a 1/2" fitting with a 12/32" I.D. and 29/32" O.D. hose - #10 fittings use a 5/8" fitting with a 1/2" I.D. and 1" O.D. hose - #12 fittings use a 3/4" fitting with a 5/8" I.D. and 1 and 3/32" O.D. hose - - The fitting dimensions above indicate the outer diameter of the line, not the ferrule that crimps the hose to the line. Though the #10 fittings would use a ferrule that will just slip over a 1" hose. My original answer's formatting was not carrying over so I added some hyphens to help break up the text a bit. #6 fittings use a 3/8" fitting with a 5/16" I.D. and 3/4" O.D. hose - #8 fittings use a 1/2" fitting with a 12/32" I.D. and 29/32" O.D. hose - #10 fittings use a 5/8" fitting with a 1/2" I.D. and 1" O.D. hose - #12 fittings use a 3/4" fitting with a 5/8" I.D. and 1 and 3/32" O.D. hose - - The fitting dimensions above indicate the outer diameter of the line, not the ferrule that crimps the hose to the line. Though the #10 fittings would use a ferrule that will just slip over a 1" hose. My original... » Read More #6 fittings use a 3/8" fitting with a 5/16" I.D. and 3/4" O.D. hose - #8 fittings use a 1/2" fitting with a 12/32" I.D. and 29/32" O.D. hose - #10 fittings use a 5/8" fitting with a 1/2" I.D. and 1" O.D. hose - #12 fittings use a 3/4" fitting with a 5/8" I.D. and 1 and 3/32" O.D. hose - - The fitting dimensions above indicate the outer diameter of the line, not the ferrule that crimps the hose to the line. Though the #10 fittings would use a ferrule that will just slip over a 1" hose. My original answer's formatting was not carrying over so I added some hyphens to help break up the text a bit. « Show Less
1275677
The 1/2 inch is referring the the drive that the socket attaches to. As for the hose skip the 1/4 hose and fittings and use 3/8 filing and 1/2 hose. There is much more airflow and power to be had when using them.
859126
I believe the 1/4 or 3/8 refers to the inside diameter of your hose. You can buy fittings to repair smashed hose ends and the fittings themselves (threads) are the same size no matter what the inside diameter of the hose is. You can also buy a universal fitting which will work on both sizes. All of this is of no concern when using a quick disconnect as the quick disconnect attaches to the hose fitting. However, you can buy quick disconnects in different sexes so pay attention to what you are buying. This is what I did... Attached the main body of a brass quick disconnect to my pressure washer, attached the male quick disconnect insert piece, included with quick disconnect, to my hose (this can be flipped around), and repaired my damaged hose end with a 3/8 brass fitting. Now I just simply plug in my hose and turn on the water, it is completely leak tight! All parts can be obtained at your local hardware store. Hope this helps.
2279476
If the fittings will all connect I believe the 5/16" hose will work as well or better than your 1/4" hose even at longer lengths.
1003578
I would like to answer the question, but I don't know what the question is. I couldn't find a search answer to match what was written in the question. I use a 5/8 inch kink free 100' hose and it works fine.
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I returned mine and got a 5/8 size hose. The 1/2 size did not have enough water pressure.