Dear sir . Hello . My garden hose size is 1/2" its fitting the set . But I need to know what thread size of the connector for water tap ?
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U.S. hoses can be either 1/2" opening or 5/8" inside diameter of the hose itself. The threads on the end connectors are a standard size. The Gardena are the best to buy even if they cost a little more than other options. The quick disconnect is flawless compared to others I have tried.
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The size would be same as 'standard hose connection'- what is usually found on a utility tub.( In other words the threads found on a regular sink connection will not work).
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This is a great little pump. The specs are accurate as far as I can tell. It has a 3/8" male barbed hose fitting at the discharge, so you'd need an adapter to get it to fit your 1/2" system depending on what type fitting you have on your drip line. If it's a regular female garden hose fitting you'd need a short piece of 3/8" tubing and a 3/8" male barbed x male garden hose adapter. You'll need some 3/8" hose anyway for the intake side of the pump.
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This was 1/2 inch course pipe thread / I believe 14 TPI. Fit every 1/2 inch coupling that was available at Home Depot so was standard.
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All in and out connections are standard hose thread. I use mine for a 1/4 drip system.
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All garden hoses have 3/4 inch garden hose thread(GHT) on their end fittings, even if the hose itself is smaller than that, and all fittings have 3/4 male or female GHT. You could say all garden hose fittings are universal as far as threaded connections are concerned.
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Wow, it has been some time. My best recollection is either 3/4 NPT or garden hose which is very close. I ripped out the old one so the thread is what the RV manufacturer installed. It is definitely not the 1/2" reported by others.
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Adapter fits but you will need a 11/2x11/4 adapter also as the adapter is not threaded for the 11/2 hose.
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Mine is a standard tap. Don't know if that means 1/2 or 3/4. I haven't had trouble yet, but know that the connections are all plastic and probably won't last. Don't leave it outside in the winter, be careful with the connections and maybe it will work for a while. I've kept my regular hose on "standby" just in case.
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1/2" pipe threads, you could buy the fittings at any home depot, glad to be of help.
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I do not know, but I think I have found a answer to the problem I was having, use barbed 5/8 connectors instead or normal water connectors. the 5/8 connectors kept breaking the hose as if being to big, I will be using very hot water make the hose slip on to the barbed connections
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This is made to attach to a garden hose type faucet. Same threads on both ends except one is male and one is female thread. Not sure why it would be to big to fit a standard outdoor tap.
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It has standard 15/16"-27 male thread. Standard aerators fit it, so a standard faucet to hose adapter should work just fine.
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It's a standard hose thread, I've used it on a number of different attachments and connectors. I don't know that one specifically, but if it's standard hose thread, you're fine.
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8602 have a bit different end cap to allow twisting onto source water or other. the 8612 is the traditional brass end connection like you would find on a garden hose
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I'm not sure if this helps, but I measured the interior diameter of the threads and it measured 1 1/8 inches. The adapter is, of course soldered on the water pipe.
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I believe the hose connectors are standard size. They are plastic. Any hardware store would have the parts you need. Not sure why you would need to shorten the hose lengths unless you have low water pressure. Otherwise, just snake the hose to place the sprinklers closer together.
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The fittings that came with my Karcher hose are, 3/8" female quick connect on one end and a M22 male thread on the other end, 3/8" male quick connect on one end and M22 male thread on the other end.