Description of this item from another site says it has some sort of clamp that holds a garden hose - can anyone describe this or post a photo?
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It appears you can see this in the stock photo here. Looks like the black thing on the left side of the sink.
1568253
I have it in my hand at the moment with a hose adapter and it will not fit either the male or female end. The thread is finer than a garden hose. One of the reasons it is in my junk box and not in use at the moment. It will have to have an adapter to fit a garden hose.
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Solid maybe? The outflow hose is smaller in diameter than a garden hose and it doesn't have a threaded fitting like a garden hose. That said, I think you could probably find something at your hardware store to rig up greater hose length if you need it. Maybe the same size hose and a double-sided coupler to connect the two? Maybe a slightly bigger diameter hose that you can fit over the one on the pump and then clamp? Good luck.
1817190
Not sure what you mean. Your garden hose connects to the prusser washer to supply the water.
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.
636717
I am not sure what type clamps you bought - for the mower on which I used the hose, no clamps were needed due to the fittings being barbed. For other applications I buy the screw type clamps that cover a range - the size is normally the O.D. of the tubing.
891015
its an odd size, not a garden hose. I found hose close enough and put a clamp on it to hold it in place. works fine, better than trying to empty the bucket.
889519
I bought an X hose holder about 2 mo ago. I live in Florida although itchas not been very hot yet. it is a strong plastic, it holds the hose great so far
687102
Mine does not have a clamp. It has a large suction cup (about 3 1/2 to 4 inches across) and works quite well. So well, that I gave my son one.
1632673
It is attached by clamp and not that great of a clamp either. I purchased it as a gift and they could not use it because of the clamp....
804773
It's funny, my wife and I were on the fence about getting this because we also couldn't find that info! Anyway, there is an outlet valve to which you can hook up another garden hose. Then the hose can drain wherever you like. We have it leading into a large bucket/pail which we periodically empty. Hope that helps!
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You probably could, but why? You can buy some cheap garden hose clamps that only require a screwdriver. These cinch clamps are designed to be pinched around PEX, and pex is a much firmer material than rubber garden hose. You may end up with a crimp that's too tight and it breaks/tears your garden hose
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There's nothing to permanently attach a hose to. Best you can do IMO is rig something.
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comer with a couple adapters for faucets. but not sure about to a garden hose. you might find an adapter threaded from hose to tfaucet frI'm another source
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Yes it does attach to the garden hose....we like it but if you have a large quantity of leaves in your gutter, another tool will be needed to get those out first. We use this product in combination with the Gutter Sense (?).
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It's a standard garden hose coupling. It's designed to prevent back siphoning. The set screw is to eliminate removal and not a great idea for outside faucets in a northern climate.
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The hose isnt very long..... However, it is very easy to add additional hose to the item as i did. Your local hardware store will have the hose you need, and its very simple to do.