Is this a cloth weeper hose? Trying to find one to work with a Green Thumb model. Thanks.
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Yes.The hose is nylon cloth. I am not familiar with "Green Thumb". I have been using the Gilmour weeper hoses for over 5 years in my flower and vegetable gardens. The weeper hose can be precisely positioned around the plants to ensure the water weeps directly around each plant/flower. I haven't had a failure. The hoses are on Gilmour AA battery timers. This
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Yes. This hose is awesome! I have replaced all old hoses with this lightweight version. Only difference is water flow because it is a slimmer tube, but it has worked well with pressure washers and everything else I use in the garden and around the house.
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No! The pressure washer side is 3/4" NPS (important!: not to be confused with the 3/4" NPT); the garden hose has a coarser thread.
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I have a DC50 too and I don't think this hose fits it. If anyone else out there thinks it does, please let us know. I was disappointed when I got it.
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https://www.facebook.com/PocketHose they might be able to answer your question better than I. Good luck!Oh! And be sure to read the Facebook comments from others who purchased the Pocket Hose.
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I don't know 100% becuase i haven't tried it, but I think its very likely. The connection hose appears to be a standard snap-type connector.
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Honestly I don't know. All the hoses I ever saw either have wooden or metal tips. I have both kinds and they don't work. If this came with a rubber sleeve, it would work great. It does work, but looks crappy when it's taped on and it's hard to tape because of the condensation.
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You can use other brand hoses, but need to have Gardena adaptor to connect the hose to the trolley. Plus a Gardena fitting for the faucet, which comes with the hose reel. It's a very good product.
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I agree with the previous person responding. This uses a standard garden hose connection and is very durable.
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Never used a pocket hose but I assume it's the same connection as a regular hose, meaning this will work.
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I think you have it right.I bought two of the 50' lengths, best utility/garden hose I have ever used. Much lighter to use and manipulate even when charged.No complaints here.
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When you remove the cloth output filter you will see that two different diameter hose connections can be made. One connection has an OD of about 1 inch and the other about 1.5 inches. I did not have a connection that fit either of them. But, I had some 1.25 inch OD/1.0 inch ID clear vinyl hose that made a perfect connection between my small Shop Vac hose and the sander. This vinyl hose can be purchased very cheaply at many hardware stores by the foot. It only took four inches of it to make a solid connection that has never come off during use. If I could I would insert a photo but see no way to do that. Hope this helps. It really is a great RO sander.
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It's a standard hose thread, I've used it on a number of different attachments and connectors. I don't know that one specifically, but if it's standard hose thread, you're fine.
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If you only used 1 weeper hose, you would probably have to let it weep overnight. The weep path is not very wide and when you turn up the water pressure to make a wider path a "hole" blows out the hose and most of your water goes in one place. I actually purchased 5 of these hoses last year and have now switched to the green Andrews soaker hoses. you can use these right side up for about a 5 ft coverage or hose facing down (so it doesn't get water on the leaves, flowers, veggies, etc) Facing down it takes approx 4 hours to thoroughly soak a 22 inch area. I have had very good luck with the old fashioned green soaker hose made by Andrews. Amazon carries them at a very reasonable price. If you only used 1 weeper hose, you would probably have to let it weep overnight. The weep path is not very wide and when you turn up the water pressure to make a wider path a "hole" blows out the hose and most of your water goes in one place. I actually purchased 5 of these hoses last year and have now switched to the green Andrews soaker hoses. you can use these right side up for about a 5 ft coverage or hose facing down (so it doesn't get water on the leaves, flowers, veggies, etc) Facing down it takes approx 4 hours to thoroughly soak a 22 inch area. I have had very good luck... » Read More If you only used 1 weeper hose, you would probably have to let it weep overnight. The weep path is not very wide and when you turn up the water pressure to make a wider path a "hole" blows out the hose and most of your water goes in one place. I actually purchased 5 of these hoses last year and have now switched to the green Andrews soaker hoses. you can use these right side up for about a 5 ft coverage or hose facing down (so it doesn't get water on the leaves, flowers, veggies, etc) Facing down it takes approx 4 hours to thoroughly soak a 22 inch area. I have had very good luck with the old fashioned green soaker hose made by Andrews. Amazon carries them at a very reasonable price. « Show Less
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Wish I could help you, purchased the hose for Church vacuum and the hose fit, but I do not know the model. If you buy be careful of the small attachment that keeps the hose attachment connected. The person who unpacked lost the small piece.. Best I can do to advise you.
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Yes, it's a standard sized garden hose with regular hose connections. Will hook up to any hosebibb and attachment. I have noticed that I get a bit more water pressure out of the end from the flexzilla then then my old hose. Probably because the hose is smoother with less restrictions.
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Wooops, miscommunication somewhere or mayb I didn't post that this thing was a waste of time and money and fell apart faster than the first one I've bought. Mr Ross bottom line, only buy the one made by D(something) has brass fittings, otherwise you'll be returning any hose made with plastic fittings. The common problem, they are destroyed in a few wks of sunlight