I bought a new house 6 years ago and the code for the outdoor hose bib required a bib with machine threads onto which was screwed a backflow device which had a male end with standard hose threads. These backflow devices are expensive and don't last...
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I'm not sure what to tell you on this, sorry, I thought it would work for a shower hose; which is what I bought it for, but it seems like it's for an outside hose. This question sounds like it might have to addressed to a plumbing contractor, or someone like that. I'm sorry I couldn't help and have a nice day. Thanks for asking anyway.
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Yes. Female machine threads mate with the outside faucet and standard male hose threads do their thing.
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Contact the Manufacturer directly. They are great to work with. I needed an additional part to connect my hoses and they sent me one right out. No charge.
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The hose already has threaded male ends crimped to it. All you would need additionally is the appropriate connecters. These are the ones that I bought: Legacy A72458C ColorConnex Automotive 14 piece Coupler and Plug Kit Blue Type C and they work flawlessly for me.
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I bought a piece of flex hose and an adapter that is used to connect RVs to the sewer at campgrounds. Got it at Home Depot. There was a hose connector and hose. I sliipped the connector over the end of my blower and used a single piece of duct tape. Works incredibly well. Without having flex this device is useless
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You can find hose to fit the length you need at a hardware store. I would take the piece provided in to match the right type b
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The male part (one above the bottom) seems to have male threads also, that is it can be made up to female threaded end of hose (normal faucets usually have male threads). The orange side of bottom part is female end where the male end of top part goes into (not threaded, but a matching profile to accept the male end of that top part) . Bottom end of this bottom piece has also a female threaded connection where it can be made up to a faucet (with male threads) or male-threaded end of garden hose.Hope this helps you. Cheers from Steve H. in Houston, TX
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They do have that type as I have a portable one that attaches to an ordinary garden hose. This unit I bought to replace a burnt out sump pump. The hardware to attach PVC pipe is 1 1/2 for this unit.
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pipe thread and hose thread are different, you will need an adapter, which any hardware store will have
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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.
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I have the 150BT. If it's the same size hose, I used a 2 inch rubber coupler that had a pinch fastener on each size. Was like $3 from Home Depot (maybe in plumbing?). You can squeeze the flexible coupler ends into the end of the blower, and the other end squeezed into the end of the plastic blower kit. Then I duct taped like heck. Kind of a pain to assemble and disassemble, but well worth it for the job it did. Got rid of stuff in the gutters that my hands just moved around. Not as good as a system made for your model, but I am still very happy with my purchase.
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I don't know. I use a regular garden hose for Home Depot and that worked fine.
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I have it in my hand at the moment with a hose adapter and it will not fit either the male or female end. The thread is finer than a garden hose. One of the reasons it is in my junk box and not in use at the moment. It will have to have an adapter to fit a garden hose.
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There weren't instructions. You are supposed to leave a hose connected to the top connection on the back at the bottom. The problem is it's a male fitting for some crazy reason. I bought a very short hose, cut off the male end and bought a female end replacement and made my very short hose a double female.
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Hose threads both ends. Female end is to hook onto a hose bib with hose threads. Male end is to hook a hose to. Thus, both ends are 3/4" Hose Thread, one male, one female. Flow is only in one direction, into the female end, out the male end.
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Both are standard garden hose threads. (MHT Male hose thread)(FHT Female hose thread)
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It comes with -6 AN fittings soldered on it, so you can go straight from a -6 AN Female hose end. It also comes with fittings that have hose barbs on it, allowing you to splice into a hose. But spend a few bucks & build a -6 hose, prevents future problems.