Is there male threading at the end of the faucet spout for the attaching of utility/garden hoses?
1424112
No, there is female threading for an aerator. I bought an adapter/quick release so I can attach either a garden hose or sprinkler head.
1277191
If you mean common garden hose or half inch drip line, the tap spigot from the barrel as it is threaded for standard garden hose. There are common adapters to convert from garden hose to pipe thread.
659468
There is no threads on the spray attachment. It fits over the spout. It should work fine,
286343
It's a standard garden hose coupling. It's designed to prevent back siphoning. The set screw is to eliminate removal and not a great idea for outside faucets in a northern climate.
837906
Yes, it does have standard threads for attaching the hose to the end. The top nozzle part does not appear to come off, at least not without damaging the metal.
2055215
The female threads are hose threads so it fits on an outdoor faucet. The answer is 'no'.
821854
Not sure how you managed that...as every hose has both a female and male thread; my guess is that you attached it to an unorthodox female fitting that was attached to your supply valve (which are always male thread)...with that said...this hose sprayer as much as I dislike it...is a standard 5/8 hose thread.
2055211
Define "fine". They are the same thread spacing as the male ends - they can be daisy chained into each other. I don't know if there is a "standard plumbing thread", but it fits the bill for what I would consider standard hose threads. I used these on a washing machine and on an outdoor hose.
1992002
Yes, there is a piece that goes into the wall and the spout attaches to that. There are no threads on this piece. The threads are on a piece that attaches to the copper inside the wall.I chose this because we are re-tiling our shower stall and therefore changing out the valve & this piece was not a big deal. But if you are just looking to change out your trim, this will not work.
849805
This product requires a regular screw thread for garden hoses. Even a quick connect type attachment would require the same threads.
2042006
Yes, I believe it has a 1/4" female pipe thread. I suggest connecting the hose using quick disconnects.
1899761
Yes, It has the threads for a normal garden hose. Normal meaning any garden hose from Home Depot, Lowes, Sears, etc.... any ordinary, run of the mill garden hose. Green, white, grey garden hose.... you get the drift....any garden hose can simply screw onto the faucet. If you don't believe me just go to the Delta Faucet website....
605846
That is enough. That pipe goes in to the hole at the back of this faucet and you can twist the faucet to screw it on the threaded pipe. No plumbing or tools involved.
1089103
Yes. Both ends have high quality brass hose connections. The Male end is all brass and the female end has a well made plastic connector. I have quick disconnects on both ends for emptying a water tank using a transfer pump; haven't had any problems.
1411199
Yes, you can attach the proper adapter and then attach the garden hose, however you might want to consider the stress that a garden hose might place on the spout connection at the base of the faucet.
1129210
Yes it does on the rear of the unit. It connects and hangs directly off a spigot (faucet) or any 3/4" male hose end.
2133023
YES This is a standard 3/4" thread as is a garden hose both male and female. I have 2 I purchased through Amazon that I do not need. If Amazon approves I will send you 1 with your address. g.graymatter at yahoooooooooooooo dot common.