what size hose would i use? 1/2 or 5/8
47097
Use a regular garden hose. Whatever garden hose that is lying around your yard or is available at your local store or on Amazon. If I recall correctly I needed to buy some little devices to make my own short garden hose to go from the bottom of the 5 gallon tub to the feeder. Look up "garden hose repair" on Amazon and you'll see what I mean. The little chicks had no problem learning to drink from this.
47098
I don't recall because I bought a 3 foot hose that Amazon was selling. But I do recall that it's for a low pressure application and was a little smaller than a regular garden hose. Whatever size that maybe.
47099
We used a standard garden hose. But pressure reducer and keeping the water flow low helps the birds not be startled by the water coming out. Creates more of a "drip" effect. I think 5/8 is standard?
2152709
Yes, It is build for a 5/8 hose. It is n't clear by the picture but you can put two lengths of hose in each bracket. Mine snaps in securely.
1275672
1/2" refers to the square end of the wrench and the square hole size of the sockets, You can use a3/8" hose how ever for the best performance of the impact wrench 1/2" works better because it delivers a higher volume of air
1897370
The inner diameter of the line needs to be 1/4 inch...so 1/4" hose is probably okay.
1003578
I would like to answer the question, but I don't know what the question is. I couldn't find a search answer to match what was written in the question. I use a 5/8 inch kink free 100' hose and it works fine.
27866
I use the 4" hose for my table saw and use a 2 1/2" reducer & hose for planer, router table, miter saw, etc.. Works great.
2044481
My Best answer - the high flow gun should work (provided you have enough pressure) unless I am not understanding the question - using typical 1/2" flow hose, these are the standard fit for that.
2242821
This hose fits very nicely on my 5/8" connectors... no leaks, no drips, no problems!
677927
Been using 5/8 connectors, but they are very hard to get into the hose. Been thinking of trying 1/2 to see if they work or are too loose.
936252
Go with two 25 footers. If you ruin one end, you've only lost half of the hose.
1821355
any size hose should fit, just use any standard couplers ( from any local hardware store) will fit with most 1/4", 3/8" or 1/2" hose at any length
685225
You will need to use a lead in hose in most cases. What size are your current hoses?
429424
This unit comes with 100 foot of 1/2 inch diameter hose pre-installed from the factory. It is not designed to take 5/8" hose.
1531888
The website states they will work with 5/8 and 1/2 hoses but the fitting size is the same. So if your 1/2 hose has a standard fitting then yes these will work. In other words if you can attach your 1/2 hose to a standard outside spigot then the Gardena line of products will work for you.
970648
Sadly, I can't remember what size hole I drilled. So I suggest this: Drill the 1/2" hole FIRST, then enlarge to fit if necessary. 5/8 is just a tad larger anyway. Good luck
859126
I believe the 1/4 or 3/8 refers to the inside diameter of your hose. You can buy fittings to repair smashed hose ends and the fittings themselves (threads) are the same size no matter what the inside diameter of the hose is. You can also buy a universal fitting which will work on both sizes. All of this is of no concern when using a quick disconnect as the quick disconnect attaches to the hose fitting. However, you can buy quick disconnects in different sexes so pay attention to what you are buying. This is what I did... Attached the main body of a brass quick disconnect to my pressure washer, attached the male quick disconnect insert piece, included with quick disconnect, to my hose (this can be flipped around), and repaired my damaged hose end with a 3/8 brass fitting. Now I just simply plug in my hose and turn on the water, it is completely leak tight! All parts can be obtained at your local hardware store. Hope this helps.
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U would have to get inch I'd hose a short piece n then neck it down to the size u need, with a inch to 3/8 barbed piece or something