My original Rigid hose has a locking clamp to prevent the hose from coming out of the vacuum. Does this one.
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No. I found that the diameter of the hose (where it attaches to the vac) was the exact same as the piece it has to slip over (or into), so I ended up buying one of those rubber pipe repair sleeves with the 2 hose clamps to mate the 2. It is rock solid now, but it does not come with a clamp of any type.
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No it does not have a lock.It has to be forced on. Made to be used in a rugged environment not old age homes. Excellent product!
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Not really a locking clamp but goes in very tight and mine has never came out and I have pulled it around garage.
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mine worked just fine, still works. the hoses were a bit different, but if you look inside the hoses that come with the pump there are small hard plastic fittings in side the ends. after removing those the hoses fit right on with regular hose clamps.
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Hose is always attached at one end. Hose reach is short, sometimes you have to maneuver vacuum to allow a bit more reach. Vacuum highly rated by consumer reports and they did mention hose length being short but I never thought it would be a problem.
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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 ...
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I would guess that if our attachments ever became loose, I would first see if I could address why....put a rubber band or something around the neck of the loose piece or maybe even duct tape. We haven't tried other brand attachments, but most on our regular vacuums are interchangeable. Sorry I cannot help you more!
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It does unscrew but I forgot the thread type. It was a standard thread and I used a coupling or nipple to connect to another hose. I will amend this post if I am able to determine the thread type.
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Without seeing it...it is hard to determine. One thing my husand said it might be is there is a spring that is on the old hose that has to be put on the new hose to allow it to retract. If this is not the case, maybe there is a blog out there on any installation situations regarding Grohe and their parts.
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When you search for the hose make sure it say "Button Lock". Here is a Amazon ASIN number for one of them B000GJER5O.If you put that number in the search bar it should bring it up. This one is 35 ft but there might be some 30 ft button locks also. I hope this helps.Vacuum Cleaner Market
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I find that only happens when I pull the vacuum back and bump it with my knee, so I just try to be mindful not to tap it and I don't have issues. If that doesn't help, perhaps the button that holds it in place is worn and you need a replacement handle, I can't imagine it being very expensive. It may be free if your vacuum is still covered on warranty.
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Mine came with a snap-in adapter that fits a 1-1/4 inch vacuum hose. I use a piece of duct tape to secure it.
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It works with the attachment hose so as long as your vacuum has a hose it will work and works great!
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There are two types of fittings to attach to the vacuum cleaner - one that slides in and one that screws in. I believe this is the type that slides in. You have to determine which style your vacuum cleaner is before purchasing. My vacuum was the type that slides in and it fits perfectly and works perfectly. I am very happy with it. In fact, I called Oreck to ask about purchasing a new hose and was told they didn't make this style anymore. They were just trying to upsell me to buy a new vacuum. I looked on Amazon and found this one and was very happy.
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You need to tighten the two Philips screws which secure the handle to the body. It shouldn't detach as long as it's screwed properly. The left side of the back of the vacuum has a clear looking port for one end of the hose, the wider end. The gray part on the hose attaches to that port and you screw it to the right to secure it. The other end of the hose (narrower black end) gets wrapped around the back of the vacuum (there's a little "arm" like thing that it loops over) and then stuck into the hole on the bottom right of the back. When you want to use the hose you take that end out and stick any attachments onto it.
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I don't know. I, as a purchaser of one rigid vac would not be selling any part. You have to ask Rigid, the manufacturer.
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No but the hose fits snug over the skimmer connection fitting so we used a standard hose clamp to secure the hose
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No, I ordered this hose and it would not fit my Shop Vac Hangup Pro. The part that screws onto the exposed threads on the vacuum was too small.
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the hose goes over the non threaded fitting and you use a screw clamp to tighten it down. Hope this helps