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Hose Connector
We have a garden hose bought from QVC a couple of years ago. It's a flat
section type hose made up of 3 small tube sections. It came with a reel and you could unwind it from each side of the reel independantly. The connector on one end has broken and I need to replace it. I've never seen this hose on sale anywhere and there's nothing on the reel to identify who it is made by. The connector has a female thread with a rubber washer (like on the end of a washing machine hose) and it must have three spigots to fit into the three small sections of hose. Anyone any idea where i can get one? Thanks |
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Hose Connector
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... We have a garden hose bought from QVC a couple of years ago. It's a flat section type hose made up of 3 small tube sections. It came with a reel and you could unwind it from each side of the reel independantly. The connector on one end has broken and I need to replace it. I've never seen this hose on sale anywhere and there's nothing on the reel to identify who it is made by. The connector has a female thread with a rubber washer (like on the end of a washing machine hose) and it must have three spigots to fit into the three small sections of hose. Anyone any idea where i can get one? they tried selling those at motorhome shows a few years ago, but stopped when everyone took them back for refunds, as the flow through them was so poor they were useless.... they were sold as a hose to fill the water tanks up that you didnt need to unwind the entire cassette when the tap was next to the filler. i tried one, took 35 minutes to fill my 140 litre tank up, next year at that show i have a few lengths of 3.4 inch hose, went to the same tap, and filled up in less than 5 mins. i've seen them sold since on tinternet, flow through flat hose is what they seem to be called, i always wondered if anyone who actually keep one longer than a week. |
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