how i can connect the garden hose to the 1/4" tubing?
1608828
I wouldn't recommend doing that. I bought the 1/2 inch diameter version for transporting the water to various areas of my garden. I then punch a hole for a 1/4 feed at locations where I want drip irrigation. You won't have enough water flow for multiple locations if your main transport line is only 1/4 inch.
1014830
I have connected 1/4" ID tubing to both in and out with clamps to leakproof the connection.
1090232
I'm not sure about the connection size but I use a standard 100' black garden hose
885132
What I did was cut off the smooth ends of the hoses to be joined up to the start of the ribbed part and then use 1 1/2 inch pvc couplers that you can get at home Depot. Be sure to use the primer on both the hose and couplers and good quality pvc cement also available at home Depot. Follow the pvc cement instructions .
2121519
I use this 1/2 tubing for all my irrigation main runs. You have to get the Rain Bird BC50/4PK - 1/2" Barbed Couplings 4-Pack to connect. I found this tubing has a thinner wall than some others so these union connectors work perfectly. Also like the Rain Bird GS50/10PK - Galvanized Stakes for 1/2" Tubing 10-Pack. They are much thicker and really hold the tubing in place. Hope this info helps.
1964170
You can use the sleeve adapter the connect it with the OEM hose attached to canister. Connecting the canister requires a clip lock on the hose which this doesn't have.
327253
Flexible tubing and a clamp will work well. You can also build up an adapter from the pump to garden hose with parts from a hardware store.
1809161
Looks like the hose OD is about 1 1/2" on mine. But I suspect you can use different pvc fittings to make other sizes fit also. Its running now!
542396
the connectors it is talking about are to connect the hoses and tools to the compressor. you cannot connect a 1/4" hose directly to the compressor, but they make "kits" that have all kinds of adapters for attaching to accessories so that you can inflate all kinds of balls, tires, small swimming pools, etc., etc. If you JUST want to connect a 1/4" hose and nothing else, you need to go to a hardware store and they can find the proper fittings to reduce the line down to 1/4". I tried to use mine for my airbrush but it was way too noisy to use in the house for that. hope this helps? the connectors it is talking about are to connect the hoses and tools to the compressor. you cannot connect a 1/4" hose directly to the compressor, but they make "kits" that have all kinds of adapters for attaching to accessories so that you can inflate all kinds of balls, tires, small swimming pools, etc., etc. If you JUST want to connect a 1/4" hose and nothing else, you need to go to a hardware store and they can find the proper fittings to reduce the line down to 1/4". I tried to use mine for my airbrush but it was way too noisy to use in the house for that.... » Read More the connectors it is talking about are to connect the hoses and tools to the compressor. you cannot connect a 1/4" hose directly to the compressor, but they make "kits" that have all kinds of adapters for attaching to accessories so that you can inflate all kinds of balls, tires, small swimming pools, etc., etc. If you JUST want to connect a 1/4" hose and nothing else, you need to go to a hardware store and they can find the proper fittings to reduce the line down to 1/4". I tried to use mine for my airbrush but it was way too noisy to use in the house for that. hope this helps? « Show Less
936841
The internal diamater of the hose needs to fit over a peice of 3/4 pipe, go to home depot and take a peice of 3/4 pipe over to the hoses and buy the one that fits over snug
1414739
No. I rigged something up to do exactly what you're asking and found that I didn't get even close to enough pressure/flow to my mini sprinkler or drippers. You really need the half inch and then use the barb coupling to come off that line to the 1/4. This will save you a lot of trouble.
49987
Skipper, The input tube is set up for 1 1/4 fittings. There is a specific wand that is used, which enables the hose to be a quick connect to the power head cord. If you tell me what power head and wand you have, or send a pic to supervacuum@hotmail.com i can determine if it will fit your current products. The hose ships from rochester ny
250540
You will need an adapter.... If I recall correctly, its a 1 1/4" thread. You should buy a 1 1/4" to 3/4" adapter then thread in a brass hose adapter. very sturdy tub!
676463
you would need to get a half inch barbed conection. this piece threads on to the valve and then you can push a hose on. the barbed conector comes in different sizes so you might have to find the right one. this is it stainless steel barb connector to male pipe 1/4 hose barb 1/4 male npt . look it up on amazon
1038435
I have one ½ inch (none drip) tube running from the tap around the garden (more than 100 ft) and I have connected few of these drip lines into that. It works fine. But I have not tried connecting ¼ inch to 1/4 inch. But if you have enough water pressure, this should works.
191869
I didn't use the 1/4 plastic hose. I used 1/4" copper tube. Just insert it into the powermate unloader port. On the compressor head I screwed in a 3/8" male npt to 1/4" compression fitting. Incert the other end of tube and tighten. Hope this helps
1525914
No, you would have to use an adapter to go from 1\2 female pipe thread to your garden hose end