how is the hose released
1283953
I had to brake the locking mechanism on the hose and then zip tie it on the new valve. Even with the locking mechanism broke, the hose came off hard.
1283954
I have to agree with Jesus, after trying to finagle the clip loose with picks, screwdrivers, channel locks, I finally went to Harbor Freight Tools and bought a set of 22" screwdrivers. Get the bracket out of the way and unplug the electrical connection and slip the tip of the screwdriver to release the clip. The screwdriver will be parallel to the bed frame and the long length gives you the leverage needed to release the clip. Twist the EVAP Valve and holding the hose, they'll soon part ways. Time for a cocktail!
1283955
it has two clips that you have to press really hard .... but i used a skinny flat screw driver ... i released one clip first hold the hose and then released the other one and hose came out ...
1860305
Yes, it comes off like a vacumn cleaner hose. Home Depot and Lowes sell longer hoses.
1823922
The hose attaches to the tire stem like any other pump such as a bicycle pump. You push the end over the tire valve and push the lever down to lock it on the stem.
2279840
The hose is already attaches to the vacuum, you just push the gray button and the hose comes off. The attachments are on the side, there's a small red attachment inside the black one. When you pull those to pieces off the vacuum and connect them to the hose you are in business.
1710801
I have not removed mine but once you unscrew it it should come apart easily. I have iron a 200' Glamour hose that weighs a ton. I would spray a little WD40 on the screws and let it sit over night then use a good screwdriver the longer the better for more leverage. And once these screws come out yo just give the hose a good tug and it should come out. This products crimps the hose so you may want to make sure it is out of the sun before trying to pull it out of the crimp. The hotter the hose the more it will expand and may be harder to release. Worse case is you have to cut it off and we are only talking an inch of material that you would loose. I have not removed mine but once you unscrew it it should come apart easily. I have iron a 200' Glamour hose that weighs a ton. I would spray a little WD40 on the screws and let it sit over night then use a good screwdriver the longer the better for more leverage. And once these screws come out yo just give the hose a good tug and it should come out. This products crimps the hose so you may want to make sure it is out of the sun before trying to pull it out of the crimp. The hotter the hose the more it will expand and may be harder to release. Worse case is you have to cut it off and we are... » Read More I have not removed mine but once you unscrew it it should come apart easily. I have iron a 200' Glamour hose that weighs a ton. I would spray a little WD40 on the screws and let it sit over night then use a good screwdriver the longer the better for more leverage. And once these screws come out yo just give the hose a good tug and it should come out. This products crimps the hose so you may want to make sure it is out of the sun before trying to pull it out of the crimp. The hotter the hose the more it will expand and may be harder to release. Worse case is you have to cut it off and we are only talking an inch of material that you would loose. « Show Less
1140749
a garden hose will attach to the outlet for discharge. the suction takes place from the bottom when placed in water.
852389
Hi, the nuts unscrew from the hose, some to the left some to the right, the hose will slide on or off the end of the swivel after the nut is backed off. Be sure to push the hose up a far as possible when reattaching the nut to help reduce leaks, mine always leak a little though.
2263564
I'm not totally sure what that is, but the hose doesn't retract automatically, if that is what you are asking. It stays pulled out until you place the sprayer end back into the faucet stand. I haven't found that to be a problem; maneuvers well.
1440
There is a sleeve on the heater end of the hose that must be pulled back. This allows the ball bearings inside the sleeve to retract so that the coupler can mate with the heater fitting.
1033996
The same thing happened to us. When I had a plumber here for other work, I asked him if he could try to get it off. No luck. I guess it's best not to leave it on your hose for too long or else it will become a permanent attachment.
613236
You have to get a new hose. The one that can be detachable. Tonic hose would be great for it.
760825
It is an end piece...you attach it to a watering wand that has a shut off on the wand. Yes you can attach it right to you hose.
2153682
I just unhook the pipe part and use the end of the hose..works great and the pipe part clicks on and of in a second
1703514
Very easy.....turn off your water supply, disconnect the hose and pull the "pin" that it swivels on. You may need to rock the unit a bit to pull the pin/pipe out. The hose and reel should be stored inside.
130145
We like the light weight and the quick getting them out and back. The hose expands as it fills going out. When you turn the water off, the hose retracts. It is important to keep the nozzle open until the water drains. The hose is not made to withstand the pressure of water running and the nozzle off.
1373615
You put it on the end of the hose. Make sure you secure it tightly with the enclosed zip ties. Good luck.
638958
It's a plastic hose. I wouldn't think that the hose would collapse during vacuuming air out.