if a part of your signal hose gets cut or torn can u splice in or do u have to replace the entire hose?
1440720
you can splice it, a barbed coupling (brass or plastic) would work fine. Any home center should them. Another way and I think better and easier is to use a piece of rubber hose whose inside diameter is the same as the outside diameter of the damaged hose. I had a piece of auto heater hose that was just the right size, 5/8 inside diameter. Cut out the bad place, slip the two ends inside the larger hose and put electrical tape around it. Works great.
1440721
I have added additional hose and taped it with airtight tape. Before I have just plugged one end with nothing particular.
1440722
It is very durable hose, but I would think that you could splice it if need be. It just needs to be airtight enough to push a puff of air up to the solenoid on the bell, so as long as that splice connection did not leak, you would be fine.
1201139
If you are trying to attach an old (more than a year old) hose to the replacement, No. It is very difficult, you would tear it off. But if you try to replace the whole hose, maybe. But the replacement is not intended for that propouse.
461051
Steve. Upon close inspection, I would have to say no. The real problem with be with the hose end connections. They are both two part connectors. The outer portion is threaded and is female. Then you have the inner portion that has an "O" ring and is a male. I just don't see changing it out unless you were to keep the hose ends. The hose is about 3/8" diameter so I can foresee way too many problems trying to accomplish your task.
2216834
You can cut the cable and splice in as much as you like. It's just a two-wire cable.
938019
The hose comes with a new handle. It is joined by cutting the hose 2" above the base. There is a plastic piece in the hose you receive that will press into the hose you just cut, if you put the 2" piece in hot water first. Easy repair and very inexpensive.
718749
We had two come apart on the end the sprayer goes on. We purchased two hoses and they came in the mail. Both leaked when first used so the problem is a manufacturing defect. Whoever put the brass parts on the hose damaged the inner liner. I uscrewed the brass fitting and pulled the outer protective cover back about 4 inches. This revealed the hole in the inner lining. Cut the inner liner below the defect and then reattach to the brass fitting. There is a zigzag looking clamp that goes on the inner liner and then you attach the inner liner to the smooth male fitting on the brass shutoff valve. When you thread the fitting back together it forces the zigzag clamp to tighten down and secures the inside liner to the brass fitting. If this sounds complicated, it is not. Just take the thing apart and cut out the bad spot and reassemble it. Someone was not supervising the worker who put these together or the worker was pissed and sabotaged the hose they worked on.........but two hoses that are broken from the factory is not good. I wish I had bought the cheap stuff from China.
674280
If I was you ,and I was because I bought this. You can splice it but your trailer brakes and center plug is also a hot feed for your breakaway if you wire it to keep the battery charged. BUY the plug,its neater and everythings connected in one shot.
455610
Yes you can replace it. I replaced mine with a 50 foot coiled cord and it works great.
2269588
Of course you can replace without any problem just a question of the size of the connection to be the same, and if it is different then apply the appropriate reductions that will certainly give you the same effect and it will work without any problem, I did so because I had a couple of sizes Sincerely, Marek
1395604
Darryl if you cut the original hose off at the Purge valve you can break the piece in the hose with pliers. Heat hose with heat gun and slip on the new valve simpler than it sounds. Possibly could use a hose clamp on hose or use 5/8 hose and clamps
1201138
If you unsnap the bottom of the unit and observe the placement of what's left of the hose on the inside before removing it and replacing it with the new hose this should solve that problem. If you are not able to do that then this most likely is not the solution for you.
2166183
No!! you cant replace it , But you can join extension coaxial cable to make it longer..
551015
I cannot recommend this hose. I got one last summer and loved it....... because it never crimped off. Crimped hoses are a pet peeve of mine. But now I've found it has sprung a leak just under the edge of one of the end connectors. This hose has not been abused in any way! Now I'm on a hunt, as I see several others are, to figure out how to repair it. Most hoses you can simply cut the end off and put a replacement end on. But this hose has this wire in its walls. If anyone knows how to repair it, please post.
57418
The hose and tip disconnect by way of a button, if that is what you are asking.
2181498
I am far away from home right now or would tell you the size of three wire. It is fairly heavy-duty, I'm guessing 4 Guage With heavy waterproof covering. I see no reason why you couldn't splice the wires.
2048589
That depends. If it's on the end of the run buy some more low voltage wire from any big box hardware store & splice it. They sell it by the foot at the wire cutting station. I never use anything more then tape. If it's in the middle of the run I'd still buy whatever you need & use a razorblade or something to cut into the loop & splice it. If it's close to the transformer you can put two lengths in parallel at the connectors.
2055504
In the middle of the cable is a smaller co-ax male/female splice. It's smaller than what you used to plug into the back of your tv (cable tv). I'm sure radio shack or frys electronics could fix you up