Tribe.net. Local Connections Soooz: biker/priestess http://ChicksNPowerTools.tribe.net/thread/1b245452-6d27-49f4-9198-6c872b0bdf70#8350f1cc-ff49-44a1-95b1-ef3e49862b3b 2008-12-02T06:02:39Z 2008-12-02T06:02:39Z

shortly after, I found the coupling I needed, about $3. Fixed in about 20 minutes, works fine. ;-)

Soooz: biker/priestess 2008-12-02T06:02:39Z Soooz: biker/priestess http://ChicksNPowerTools.tribe.net/thread/1b245452-6d27-49f4-9198-6c872b0bdf70#300965a6-48e2-4106-a350-f64ee63e8368 2008-04-25T23:08:34Z 2008-04-25T23:08:34Z

I duct-taped the hose and found a few more holes in it. I may cave and buy a new one after all. But I will look for brass fittings. Thanks. I hate going to the store not knowing what to ask for.

Soooz: biker/priestess 2008-04-25T23:08:34Z Chris Jus'thinkin! http://ChicksNPowerTools.tribe.net/thread/1b245452-6d27-49f4-9198-6c872b0bdf70#04c97aac-83e3-4c95-9057-51f295d3a2f0 2008-04-25T22:32:12Z 2008-04-25T22:32:12Z

There are hose repair kits that you can buy at just about any hardware store. It sounds like you would probably want to buy a "male" fitting so that you can screw the sprayer onto it. They also make couplers that will allow you to cut out the bad piece and rejoin the ends to make a single (albeit 2" shorter) hose. Finally, they make these things in cheap shitty plastic and durable brass. Guess which one I reccomend?? ;- )

Chris Jus'thinkin! 2008-04-25T22:32:12Z Soooz: biker/priestess http://ChicksNPowerTools.tribe.net/thread/1b245452-6d27-49f4-9198-6c872b0bdf70#08a8dff4-0318-4abe-af56-bbfd84309660 2008-04-22T20:37:29Z 2008-04-22T20:37:29Z

My garden hose has a small hole.There's enough good hose to stretch around my garden, seems like a waste to throw away the whole thing. Is there a tool/fitting I can buy, and just cut the hose at the hole, and re-attach a sprayer fitting? thanks!

Soooz: biker/priestess 2008-04-22T20:37:29Z