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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: dave0123 on March 12, 2013, 10:24:03 pm
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Seen a few people using a 90 degree hose reel connecting instead of it being a hozelock one they have pushed there hose onto a barb and jubilee clips. Where can you get these barb ones from?
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Seen a few people using a 90 degree hose reel connecting instead of it being a hozelock one they have pushed there hose onto a barb and jubilee clips. Where can you get these barb ones from?
You could probably push the hose onto the standard elbow and jubilee it on. May not need a barb at all.
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pond supplies in most garden centres. ;)
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Seen a few people using a 90 degree hose reel connecting instead of it being a hozelock one they have pushed there hose onto a barb and jubilee clips. Where can you get these barb ones from?
You could probably push the hose onto the standard elbow and jubilee it on. May not need a barb at all.
True.
I've used a 'back to back' hozelock connector without the bayonet bits to repair a cut hosepipe - just pushed the hose ends over the rubber sealing rings and secured with a couple of cable ties - withstood mains pressure with no problems ;)
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Quote from: dave0123 on Yesterday at 10:24:03 pm
Seen a few people using a 90 degree hose reel connecting instead of it being a hozelock one they have pushed there hose onto a barb and jubilee clips. Where can you get these barb ones from?
You could probably push the hose onto the standard elbow and jubilee it on. May not need a barb at all.
True.
I've used a 'back to back' hozelock connector without the bayonet bits to repair a cut hosepipe - just pushed the hose ends over the rubber sealing rings and secured with a couple of cable ties - withstood mains pressure with no problems
I know but am sure there was a proper 90 degree swivel with a bard you could get.