where do you get the tee fitting that the nozzle goes in?
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I haven't. It seems that there is no fitting for that thread. It is some sort of "self threading" thread. I've the nozzles threaded to an 1/8 rubber hose and they hold there ok, but with the time they will start to leak so you will have to replace the hose.
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you can make your own by using a 1/2" PVC coupler and a 10/24 Irwin thread kit which consists of the proper sized drill bit and tap
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I used a 1 inch section of the more rigid "riser" tubing that normally is used a top of a stake for a sprinkler head. It was stiff enough to allow the threads to bite, and then went on to a normal tee to connect to the main tubing. Does that make sense?
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There isn't a tee fitting. You have to drill a hole slightly smaller than the diameter of the screw portion of the mister, and just twist it in.
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We bought some matching chrome pipe from Home Depot. Bring the pipe with you to match the size.
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Yes, nozzles can be replaced. Replacements should be available at Air and Water 800-734-0405
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I found them at Home Depot last summer, where pneumatic tool accessories are located. It was the only size they had, and was the correct size, as it turned out.
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i ended up ordering a new full size hose, then cutting up my old one, and buying a nozzle from a pool supply store ($6?). I think you can also buy a 3' adapter hose, but i recall they are outrageously expensive.
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1 5/16 or 33 mm. This is at the narrow outer end where the nozzle attachments slide on. That part sticks out about 5/16 inch.
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You must be missing the bolt that screws the tee to the base. I'd contact Amazon and let them know you're missing the bottom bolt and screw.
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I would think you could put a longer rubber tee where the rubber cut-off tee they provided goes, I have not done that but it seems like it should work fine. The the they provided allows a regular tee to be put in the center of the short rubber tee provided.
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the PGM 3660 has the rubber tee installed already...and it is $69.99. it may be more what you are looking for and save money too.
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Yes the quick connect fitting is what comes with the unit. The 2 pieces (in mine) came in a separate little "accessories" bag in the box. The inlet is on the side where the gun is stored and the clear male adapter screws on to the inlet while the blue female adapter screws onto the hose. If you're asking if you can use a regular garden hose instead of a "high-pressure" hose, then yes. That's all I use. lol
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With another vacuum, I bought a generic nozzle that was slightly small and I wrapped duck tape around it once & it fit perfectly. So that's an option for a less-than-perfect fit.
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probably at the manufactory or you can buy used teepot on line whch cost not much and replace it
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Home Depot should carry male NTP plastic fittings 1 1/2 in. Barbed both ends.Or try hardware that carries lawn sprinkling parts I made my own. Used 1/8 in. clear plastic. Cut & laid piece on 1 in pipe. used heat gun to soften. Cked to fit in pipe. piece is about 2 1/2 in + 4 1/2 in. Coupled hoses with stainless clamps using heat gun to soften hose. be careful with heat on hose.
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Rainbirds website has a parts list diagram and only show replacent nozzles but not flow restrictive ones. Perhaps you can use a small diameter hose or small diameter connector somewhere between the water source and the sprinkler. Watertflow is only as great as the smallest section from source to sprinkler. Hope that helps!
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I just bought a fairly generic one at Lowe's, Kingsford I think. It fits fine and has blown off once in the last year.
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This fits on the end of your pressure washer nozzle. It is a quick connect, so it is universal.
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Contact Hudson directly. You can probably find contact information in the literature that came with your sprayer, or if that is not saved, by doing a Google search for them. Sometimes parts are available for a wide variety of things on eBay. Good luck.