Can 2 hoses be connected for longer length?
1986564
Yes you can connect multiple lengths but ONLY if has the finished hose end. Barbed 1 1/4 barbed couplings will not fit if cut the hose at a specific length
1986565
Yes. You can get double ended 1 1/4 inch couplers at most local hardware stores for less than $1. I picked up some for $0.60 each. Look in the plumbing section.
1986566
You would need a double ended coupler with barbs on both ends and two hose clamps.
1799902
I am sorry, but I do not know. You have a lot of hoses, so I guess you might be able to do it. Good luck.
1037972
Hello Donald, yes you can join two 50 ft hoses together to make a 100 ft hose. Hope this helps.
1494345
any dealer can make a hose for you, I would not couple them together, but find the length you need and have a hose made for you
1860302
Yes you can. The suction is not affected by a longer hose, the longer hose will let you route the run off further away from the pumped area.
1817191
The hose is not LONG, but it has standard fittings for high pressure hoses. I am sure you can get longer ones. (I may want one myself), Mark Herndon, Vero Beach, FL.
212153
Possible. But my experience is you lose a lot if water pressure in to the 2nd set. You could put a"y" on the water hose and put 1 string on each connections on the "y". That would keep pressure constant.
523785
Well, I haven't tried that but I don't see why you couldn't pair two of them. The only problems I could foresee is that the hose(s) probably wouldn't coil up as neatly and possible leakage at the junction. If it comes in a longer size, I would go that route
1718298
Yes- it comes with two extendable hoses (not sure of their full length- I'm guessing about 6/7 feet), it's up to you where you expel the warm air. If you need longer, I believe that one can buy additional hoses and connection brackets from Whynter.
411119
I do not think the hose attachments would be long enough. But you need to check their length.
369922
The two ends of the hose will screw together. I only own one, so I have not tried connecting two different hoses. It appears that they can be connected together, but I cannot test if there is a loss of pressure due to the distance, or if there is a safety issue with a connection in the middle of the hoses.
1088367
You probably could, if you put a splitter fitting on the inbound water line before you connect it. Finding the right fitting might be a chore though. There's no option for an additional sprayer the way it comes.
837699
I don't think so as there is only one hose coming out of it BUT you can link barrels together so when one gets full, it drains into the next one and so on. You'd just need to drill an additional hole on the opposite side of the original one to put the hose in.
1690424
Yes however it's only 3 or 4 feet...I had to use a connector and longer hose
731834
Sure can... Probably 1-2" hole to fit the hoses through. You'll also need to drill holes where the mounting hardware goes.
534763
The hose is not long. 3 ft maybe. Long enough if your backing up to the connection but not if it more than a few feet away. It's an easy hook up but because it involves metal and plastic we opted to have a plumber install and he advised that the plastic on metal connection would wear over time.
1521221
No, you will need one that is called a direct connect. It's the same, except that the hose doesn't have that pig tail you see in the picture.