If you cut it in two pieces and want to put the pieces in separate areas, can you hook a garden hose to the female end without using the T connector?
1142292
It comes with multiple feeder pieces (2 T feeders and 4 single feeders). You could cut it in half and put 50 feet of the soaker hose in one area and 50 feet in another. Connect a feeder to each section and run a separate hose to each. You would still have 5 feeders left over.
369920
Yes. You can screw the female hose end to the male end on the same hose... so another hose would have the same ends and they would screw together to make a 24' hose. (They also have the center pipe to press the valve open inside the hose).
736801
Yes, one end male, one end female. There is no need to buy an adapter. Just a heads up; the double pack does not come with a short hose piece like the single pack does. You might want to buy a single pack first to get the short Jose, or you can see if the short piece is available by itself. Third option is, you can probably make one.
1935883
You should just join the male end to female end. If the end result is too long, cut the terminating end.
897722
Like any standard garden hose, both ends are the same. In this instance, the hose in question comes with an additional attachment which allows coupling of two like ends.This attachment is shown in the advertised illustratioin. If you would need a better made device, check HD or Lowe's. I hope this response was helpful.
461051
Steve. Upon close inspection, I would have to say no. The real problem with be with the hose end connections. They are both two part connectors. The outer portion is threaded and is female. Then you have the inner portion that has an "O" ring and is a male. I just don't see changing it out unless you were to keep the hose ends. The hose is about 3/8" diameter so I can foresee way too many problems trying to accomplish your task.
878667
Will work no cables two hoses that have to be cut on one end you will love it
141786
Yes, because you are putting two complete different pieces of wire into the connector. If making a "T" it is really no different than "splicing" the wire together, you just have one wire that continues on while you have perhaps one short wire coming off of it. Hope this helps rather than confuses!
2101196
Only one female plug end. To use two tools, you would need some sort of splitter.
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.
1710803
Yes slice the hose and it will come off, or tug and wiggle and it will disconnect.
227947
You could set two rails next to each other flush without a connector and it should work fine. I see no reason that you couldn't cut a connector. They are just metal strips with a special shape.
910846
Currently there is a plastic filter that connects to the unit and a plastic connector that goes on to the supply hose. Together they are a quick connect/disconnect pair. Both are supplied and you do not need another piece. However, if one of them were to break, then you will need a brass female - female fitting to connect to the male receptacle on the unit and the male end of the water supply hose.
1459658
Yes, you will have to buy a blowout plug with standard male garden hose threads.
92395
Yes you can couple 2 pipes without the use of couplings. They are essentially a male and female end to these pipes.
2203106
The faucet, coming out of your water line, is male. The connection on top of this outlet is the female, the two ends are male ends. So you would need an adapter between the female end of the hose and the female end of this outlet.
143726
You should not need anything extra. Just screww the female end of one hose onto the male end of the other.