I see people asking what hose works best but the answers arent very specific. Would anyone know if this one would work ok: http://www.amazon.com/Gilmour-10-5810... ?
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That should work for you. The "expanding" hoses will work if you don't mind getting wet to set the sprinkler at the end of the hose once it expands. :o) I just wish the tractor moved a little faster. With the draught, we're rationing water in Colorado (even with the floods), and the city has limited the time we're allowed to water. Good luck with your Raintrain (be sure to put it away - the neighbors all want one.
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This extra long hose is really good. The one that came on my widepath tempo was very stiff and too short to be any help. This one is more flexible and yet is still substantial. I'm sorry, but I am not certain about the fit, but I will bet that all Hoover hose parts are standard in size. I'd give it a try. It made my vac much more useful.
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Don't know what that is, but fittings are universal. I'd give it a try. It is a great hose and would be worth it if it works.
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Yes. No problem. Acts just like any other hose, only better and lasts longer.
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You can use any hose unless it has Gardena quick connector and not too long (reel is small to use with >50' 3/8" hose). Gardena 1/2" 50' takes more than half of reel space.
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Mark, I second what Michael said. Couldn't make the hose work in the unit I owned. It stopped working and the cost to repair was too high so I ditched the unit. While it works well the downsides are too many. I am avoiding anything from Haier as their customer service proved very poor.
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Yes it should work okay. Just make sure your hose attatchments are pointed in the right direction.
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Peter: As I am not a chemist and given the importance of what type of material potable water will be flowing through, I would strongly recommend contacting Gilmour directly. I am sure they would be more than willing to insure your drinking water safety by advising exactly what material the connectors are made of. I can tell you that I own a couple of pair of these fittings and they work flawlessly. I am using them on a 3/4" garden hose into a 3100 psi power washer and to which the added flow has made a significant performance difference. No issues what-so-ever.
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I am not sure. My doctor mentioned that one time, but I don't know if he was thinking of that hose or something else. Sorry!
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The line your looking at will work just fine as long as your not planning on moving it around and changing the fittings. It is a very stiff hose, if you plan on changing things from time to time I would say to go with a more flexable general purpose hose. That is what I use now because I work with hydroponics and change things often.
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It should it also comes with an adapter. If the end on the hose does not work use the adapter that comes with the kit, it goes in the back of the large adapter. I hope this was helpful.
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I mostly use the power hose as I find the stretch hose to be a struggle...wish I could find a power hose less than the standard 30 foot hose...a happy medium would be nice
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Will work on any garden hose. However, I threw these Gilmour items away after less than year because of poor quality.
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I'm not sure, but it's really, really heavy. I ended up getting rid of it and got the Gilmour 6 Ply Rubber/Vinyl Hose 3/4 Inch x 75 Feet instead: Gilmour 25034075 Commercial Rubber/Vinyl Hose, 3/4" by 75'
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My Best answer - the high flow gun should work (provided you have enough pressure) unless I am not understanding the question - using typical 1/2" flow hose, these are the standard fit for that.
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I use a 5/8 diameter hose, but any size hose should work, because you do not need full water pressure, only enough to achieve the drip rate you want.
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Also just an fyi, be careful with the hoses that have an elbow built-in, because many of them might have a 1/2 I.D. (3/4O.D.) hose, but then they make the actual elbow part with a smaller inside diameter, such as 3/8 which will restrict the flow of water right at that elbow and kinda defeating the whole point of having a larger inside diameter hose.. I personally just got the exact hose you had asked the question on, two 6 foot hoses and one 5 foot hose, both identical brands just different length and they work great. I actually just ordered another set right now to replace out my mother's old rubber hoses.. Let me know if you have any other questions, -Ken