Gilmour 805054-1002 Raccordo per Tubo da Giardino Piccolo, 1/2 In, Maschio

Name: Gilmour 805054-1002 Raccordo per Tubo da Giardino Piccolo, 1/2 In, Maschio
Brand: Fiskars
SKU: 5662252443629
Price: 24.36 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Fiskars

3.1/5

€
24.36

Gilmour Poly Male End Hose Mender 1/2in Un robusto riparatore di tubi in polietilene con struttura brevettata per la massima resistenza e durata. Le viti in acciaio inossidabile di alta qualità non si strappano.

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EAN: 5662252443629

Categories: Patio, prato e giardino, Giardinaggio e cura del prato, Attrezzature per l'irrigazione, Tubi da giardino,

A tenuta stagna, riutilizzabile. Per tubi in gomma o plastica. Prodotto utilizzando il più alto livello di controllo di qualità. Le viti in acciaio inossidabile di alta qualità non corrosive non si strappano quando vengono serrate. Design del morsetto resistente agli urti brevettato. Costruzione premium per la massima resistenza e durata. Adatto a tutti i tubi da 1/2 pollice. Questo prodotto è realizzato in Cina. Le viti in acciaio inossidabile di alta qualità non si strappano. Gilmour Poly Male End Hose Mender 1/2in Un robusto riparatore di tubi in polietilene con costruzione brevettata per la massima resistenza e durata.

Brand	Fiskars
Color	Gray
Connector Type	Coupling
Customer Reviews	4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars 361 ratings 4.1 out of 5 stars
Department	Unisex-Adult
Exterior Finish	Stainless Steel
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	1 x 1 x 1 inches
Item model number	805054-1002
Item Weight	0.493 ounces
Manufacturer	Gilmour
Material	Polymer
Number of Pieces	1
Product Dimensions	1 x 1 x 1 inches
Size	1/2 Inch

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Scritto da: ☕ Creative Coffee ☕

Review with Directions, for Non-You-Tubers :-)

A 1/2 inch hose repair kit is very hard to find in most big box stores. Of course, Amazon had the item I needed. I'll start with the pros and cons. Pros: it's made only to fit a 1/2 inch hose (universal sizes often leak IMO), it does not leak, it does not need silicone or tape, and it was easy to install. Cons: Made of low quality plastic (I wanted metal but couldn't find one), it did not come with directions. How to install (with pictures, as posted). 1: unpackage the repair kit and use a phillips screwdriver to take apart the sides of the clamp. 2: Take big sharp scissors and cut your hose straight across. 3: insert the threaded part into the hose with the threads out (if your hose is too stiff, use a hairdryer to soften it). 4: put the clamp around the hose under the threaded portion and tighten both screws (be careful, the plastic is weak and the bolts can strip). 5: install your sprayer (with a washer), carefully because the threaded portion is made of plastic and can get stripped and cause a leak (you will find over time taking off the sprayer will cause problems with the thread, so try not to do that too much). 6: Test your sprayer for leaks, tighten screws if needed. All Done! I installed this repair kit and a new sprayer this morning and watered my garden, front and back, in the morning and evening with no problems. As you may have noticed from my review, I don't have faith that the plastic will last for more than a season. However, I'm trying to repair items rather than replacing them and this should save this 50 foot hose from the landfill for a while more. Hope you found this review, pictures, and directions useful :-)

Scritto da: dan r

It's plastic but it's cheap and it works well

They don't make this style of hose mender in metal for 1/2" ID hose, which is what I have on a portable reel. This fit perfectly and is working well. I put a Dramm swivel on it between the mender and a hose sprayer. Don't over tighten the screws.

Scritto da: Globewanderer512

Plastic collar doesn't fit

This should be a relatively simple fix on a hose but one of the parts didn't work for me. The nozzle fits into a 1/2 inch hose as expected--it would be beneficial if it was brass/metal but it's plastic. However, the plastic sleeve or collar didn't fit my 1/2 hose. The collar is too small and wouldn't clamp around the hose with the new nozzle. Maybe the wall of my hose was too think although it's a fairly standard hose from Home Depot/Lowe's. If it cost more, I would go through the trouble of sending it back.

Scritto da: SAM

This is a plastic male hose end replacement. Still good product!

The first Gilmore brand that I ordered was the wrong size but it was a heavy duty metal male end replacement. This Gilmore is the perfect size. Slides right on and fits perfect. This one was a plastic which is fine but definitely probably wont last as long as the metal. Good bang for the buck!

Scritto da: DRM66

Hose repair

I needed to repair an old hose. This did the trick. I did place the end of the hose into some hot water to make it more flexible. Seems well made. Very pleased. Be sure to measure your hose to get the correct size.

Scritto da: Joseph M.

I did not use it, i bought two types and this plastic model was beat by a metal model

Plastic is cheap and a way for a company to maximize profit, but to fix a hose, for one thing, the hose would be a expensive hose, worth fixing. The metal product i used worked really well, but was kind of bulky. I think they could make a better design, but the metal model worked, and this one went into my junk drawer.

Scritto da: James

Boil the Water!

It’s nearly impossible to find this size in the stores! It worked great after I heated up water and stuck the freshly cut hose in the cup only for a few seconds and, boom, slid right on! Tightened it up and was back in business in no time!

Scritto da: Roger Browning

Don't waste your money. Get metal end.

I bought this for the clamp type and it ended up lasting on a few days. The plastic for the male hose end stripped and leaked almost from the start. I didn't over tighten, but it still stripped out and began leaking. I put the older aluminum male end on and tried to use the Gilmour plastic clamp, but it wouldn't tighten enough to not leak. I put a new screw type hose clamp on and it doesn't leak at the hose and male end any more and it fits securely into the nozzle end. Not sure why I bought this. Don't go with plastic end, stay with a metal end if you want it to last. Waste of money.

Scritto da: ncc

check to be sure this is the size you need

Be sure you confirm the item is the size you need. It's easy to miss the 0.5" specification for this one because it doesn't appear in the title description.

Scritto da: SZawa

Thread Size issue

Thread is a little small and does not work with my current gardena attachment. Under water pressure it pops off.

Scritto da: Mymondi

Beautiful Hose Repair Kit

Very nice hose repair kit. No gear clamp band to hook your clothes on or cut your hand. It doesn't even look like a repair on the hose. Recommended.

Scritto da: William L. Fahrner

Wrong colour/Undersized Threads

Sent grey unit... no big deal. BUT threads are undersized and sprayer etc (whatever you screw on the threads) comes flying off when under pressure.

Scritto da: M.W.

Easy cheap repair.

My hose burst near the end, so rather than spending $30+ for another 15 meter hose, now I have a 14.9 meter hose and only spent $3! It's a no brainer.