Where do you connect the second end of the shoulder strap to the sprayer ... there is only one place to attach it.
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Mike you reattach it to the same loop. I wondered the same think when I first got it. I hope I helped.
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Both ends of the strap attach 2 the same place, I know, kinda wierd, but it works, I mostly carry it around by the handle.
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My husband does not use the strap. He did confirm that there is only one place to attach. You could possibly call Chapin and get an answer. Sorry we could not be more help.
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I don't use the strap but it only has one connection. I just carry it around by the pump handle but it's pretty heavy when full of 3 gallons.
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You buy a "Y" connector and attach the single end of it to a hose that has one end attached to your water source (faucet). You are left with 2 nozzle ends on the "Y" open. Attach 2 hoses ...one to each open nozzle on the "Y" and then attach 2 sprinklers on the ends of those 2 hoses. Voila! ( You could also just screw the "Y" into your faucet head & skip the first hose. It all depends on how far you have to go get your sprinklers in the right spots to water what you want to water.) A
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What I have done is grab the handle and the orange base when I needed to make a tighter seal and I adjusted the strap to work around my hip rather than the shoulder. This has been the best tool for cleaning leaves, dust and other debris : ) Hope this helps
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Push down on handle and turn counter-clockwise with one hand while holding the sprayer down with the other. Notice the notches in the collar to remove the handle. Once you get the hang of it. easy.
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There is a toggle on the inside of the head of the faucet (the part that pulls out from the neck). Push on the back/top of the toggle for spray, front/bottom for stream.
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No, there isn't anyway to attach one. I wouldn't recommend this faucet as the sprayer doesn't work on ours even after we replaced it.
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Hold the buckle in your hand and grab the short strap and weave it in one side and through the other side of the bucket. This makes a loop that goes over your shoulder and the snaps hang down and hook onto the bucket... Call us if you need more instructions. Farm Hardware
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Not sure how you managed that...as every hose has both a female and male thread; my guess is that you attached it to an unorthodox female fitting that was attached to your supply valve (which are always male thread)...with that said...this hose sprayer as much as I dislike it...is a standard 5/8 hose thread.
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their should of been a screw in fitting that came with your gun small end screwed into the gun then the hose will screw into the other end of the fitting
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Put the end with the flat tip (and groves on the side) through the slot on the one side. When you get to the other side slip it through the other side sideways. The groves hold the strap in place. :)
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The spray gun comes with a Male threaded connector which fits "most" hoses. If you want to connect the spay gun using a male "quick-release" if the hose has a standard female quick connect, that is sold separately, but you can find those at any hardware store for less than $2.
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It has the connection for a second hoseYou just need to buy a 2nd hose and sprayer.
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Shoulder strap is a separate item. I picked one up in a local store in the travel section. Not sure why they wouldn't include one, but they are easy enough to find.
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Attached to water input (where you normally put the garden hose). I use the whole can but you could use half.
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Screw the nozzle to the pump where the garden hose would be connected. Release the liquid until it flows from the connector for the sprayer hose.
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No there is not a designated spot to connect a strap. Unless different colored cases would have a spot.
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No. Unfortunately there are only two connectors below for Hot and Cold water. There is no outlet to connect a sprayer. The centre brass fixture on the base, apart from the two water inlets, is for mounting purposes.