Can you remove the nozzle to attach the hose to a sprinkler?
1819591
Yes, it can be connected to a sprinkler. Keep in mind that when the water flow is opened fully the hose will retract a little depending on the water supply. However, it will settle at a point where the pressure and the length of the hose are all balanced.
1899764
yes you can attach a garden hose to this faucet, faucet comes with a 5/8" male hose end on the end of the spout.
264602
Yes, The hose pulls up out of the handle . There are other attachments you can purchase.
1253248
You could, but there probably wouldn't be enough pressure to let the hose work properly. However filling a rain barrel and attaching a soaker to the bottom of the rain barrel should provide enough pressure.
2262942
I had a similiar issue with a broken sprinkler head, when I attached the new one, i punctured a bigger hole letting water leak and spray out. I cut a piece of regular garden hose, bought two hose clamps from Menard's. I put the piece of regular garden hose (couple of inches) over the hole and applied the clamps. Works great and then relocated the sprinkler head.
379583
I don't think so. There's only the nozzle concentration attachment like you see in the picture.
115319
I'm not exactly sure what you are trying to do. But if you mean connecting this hose to one of those movable/portable sprinklers. A coiled hose as this will want to coil back, so it is not suitable for use with a portable sprinkler. This hose does have adequate pressure for a handheld spray nozzle. Hope this helps.
1167976
Yes, the head unscrews and you can replace the head with another. Mine was bent so I unscrewed it from the base and took a head from ground sprinkler. But be sure nothing has been bent and the sprinkler is level. Also, some have been manufactured with the "arm" that controls the spraying upside down. The "arm" should be straight out and the bar that hits the water should be bent DOWN not up. If you have the bend going up there is no way that I could figure out how to fix that. -------\ NOT ______/
654465
No, the head does not come off but it's diameter is not very large so you might be able to slide the hose over it.
1658399
I'm not sure if it's removable, but we just connect the hose directly to the house spigot. The hose reeled around the holder hides the spigot. No big deal, nice, heavy duty hose holder.
699323
Yes you can. Like most soaker hoses, there is a cap at the end of the hose that can be removed and another hose attached.
2031196
No, there isn't anyway to attach one. I wouldn't recommend this faucet as the sprayer doesn't work on ours even after we replaced it.
1658405
We are not using the spigot but I did not look to see if it was removalble. We just have a hose going from it to the house spigot and then the hose hanging on the reel.
412299
Yes, this hose connects to the standard outdoor water faucet and spray nozzles.
2206955
Cannot b removed but you could cut the hose in half,insert splice and retape with high heat tape making the length you need
1899763
Yes, you can attach a garden hose directly. I added an aerator to the faucet to give a stronger stream of water.
2210542
Kind of: each hose is a separate segment which screws into each individual spray nozzle. You could technically attach shorter lengths of hose. However, there's really no need to do anything of the kind as the hose itself is flexible and "folding" the hoses to shorten/lengthen the distance between sprayers to match segments of lawn works just fine.