Can you screw this nozzle directly onto a hose end? And where is the flow control?
1647255
Yes, this nozzle screws directly to the hose. However, the flow controll is a separate part that costs extra. The flow control for this hose end is the hose bib valve without the extra part.
1647256
Yes, and there is no flow control. How it comes out is how it comes out, kind of like a rain shower. It really is a great nozzle for gardening.
2133022
NO. The threaded part you see below the handle is for the female end of a garden hose. The other end, where you would attach it to the wall, does NOT accept a standard garden hose male end. I bought one and found out it is for threaded pipe - not the garden hose threads. It didn't work.
213234
It is for a 3/4" hose, but you can use a screw in 1" to 3/4" reducing nipple to make it work. This is a well made nozzle. Good luck.
1351267
You can adjust the flow from a mild reduction all the way down to completely off. It holds in any possition without moving. The only negative thing was that the rubber seal built in didn't work right but a little plumbers tape solved that problem.
1858144
No the nozzle end oh the hose, the end you inserted in the wood is resticted.
1706685
Sorry, I haven't tried that, but I think it would work using the mincing nozzle.
1229753
The hose is about 5 feet, if by screws you mean for wall mounting the nozzle I didn't and probably threw the packet (of very standard looking screws & drywall expanders) away. If you mean something else, I'm equally answer less.
2098124
There is an airflow adjustment - a plastic collar that covers a hole in the neck of the nozzle that allows you to adjust the airflow by turning the collar to cover all or a portion of the hole, depending on how much suction you need.
114281
That is an overflow outlet. There is no threading but you could hypotheticaly insert a male/male connection for the overflow to hook up a hose if you wanted. You can hook up a standard hose to the spigot that comes with it also if that was what you were asking.
1439283
I would remove any attachment before fitting the nozzle on. There's an elastic edge so it might fit but it doesn't stretch that much and would likely be hard to take on and off.
881859
The overflow at the top of the barrel is an odd size and is not threaded. I have not found any hose to fit it. I have rigged some things that didn't work very well.
226114
That inlet adapter shown at the top is detachable. Once you remove that piece, you can screw in a garden hose. And, that thing on the top is not an inlet, that's where the water is pumped out.
589002
Having bought and installed two of these kits with the hose fittings arranged on the bottom without any problems with water flow, I do not see why you couldn't.
1976189
Yes, the one I received is a variable valve, so you could use it for flow control.
486677
I haven't. It seems that there is no fitting for that thread. It is some sort of "self threading" thread. I've the nozzles threaded to an 1/8 rubber hose and they hold there ok, but with the time they will start to leak so you will have to replace the hose.
670759
Nozzle adjust from stream to mist. works well for my application but not sure how much adjustment you are looking for.
1012922
It can be attached directly to a spigot, but typically it is used on the end of a hose.