can you join two 75 foot hoses together?
609969
Yes. I join the various lengths together all of the time depending on the task. Very easy on and off.
609970
To be honest with you I would not waste your money on this product. Mine lasted less than a week and burst you could join two 75 foot sections with no issues but look somewhere else for a hose that will last.
1133945
No, I would get 2 25ft hoses and arrange them in a switchback pattern that is near the plants you most want watered. One 25ft hose going straight down the middle would only wet a few inches on either side.
212153
Possible. But my experience is you lose a lot if water pressure in to the 2nd set. You could put a"y" on the water hose and put 1 string on each connections on the "y". That would keep pressure constant.
2239786
Yes you can add more hoses. I have added more extensions and it continues to work great.
411119
I do not think the hose attachments would be long enough. But you need to check their length.
1304393
The hose is in 2 ft sections...you could probably store it put together, but then the hose lengths wouldn't be straight anymore.
1986566
You would need a double ended coupler with barbs on both ends and two hose clamps.
369922
The two ends of the hose will screw together. I only own one, so I have not tried connecting two different hoses. It appears that they can be connected together, but I cannot test if there is a loss of pressure due to the distance, or if there is a safety issue with a connection in the middle of the hoses.
1632906
Don't see why not, I have an older 75' Neverklnk that I use as a garden hose. If aren't bothered that the hose is white and not green - no problem AND it never kinks !
1271994
I have a 25' extension which I ordered from Amazon. If you need 50' then I guess that you could use two or check with Karcher if they have or if there are 3rd party hoses available. The unit is very good with the exception of the placement of the input connection on the front of the unit - the unit can VERY easily tip over with both the input and output on the front. I have no idea what the designers were thinking - dumb - there certainly was no "user" testing!
936252
Go with two 25 footers. If you ruin one end, you've only lost half of the hose.
428412
Yes, you can connect the two together, but you might need to obtain an additional brass fitting depending what type of hose you have. Can be found at any good hardware store. Be sure to use GAS rated Teflon tape (yellow), not water pipe (white).
19983
The inside of the spool is 4 1/8" It would be tight, with only 1/8" to spare. Looks like the hose would REALLY be straight, which you might to accomplish with two operators......very slowly. I hope this helps. Johnfshriver@att.net
1700479
I've never tried, but I don't see why two couldn't be connected. There would be a straight area between the coils where the connectors are. Be aware that although this is a 50-foot hose, the coil doesn't quite unwind all the way and you will have less than 100 feet if you combine them. Also, have you considered how you will store it? I keep my one hose coiled up in a large flower pot and there is very little tangle, but I'm not sure how I would keep a double unless it were laid out straight behind the shrubbery.
1494588
Yes you can but I found the problem was with the connections - that is here the leaks are at both ends. The hose itself seemsto be durable but the problem is with the connection sites.
558875
I have not done that, but I don't know why not. It is regular hose connectors. Best hose ever-NO KINK
710072
Yes you can. You can either connect them via the bayonet male/ felmale couplings together or join them together with 2 hose coupling fitting g Rhino sells separate. All this is, is removing the bayonet fittings on either hose you wish to couple and screwing the hose into the fitting on either end of the coupling. Either way will work. However the second option will ensure a tighter seal. You can find the fitting on Amazon.