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Very Pretty!!!Day 45, loosing lots of leaves daily
Thanks, means alot coming from someone of your caliberVery Pretty!!!
You might get away with some rubber gaskets. Sit one in the female thread and screw the male end in. The rubber gasket should stop the water leak.help?
if you know plumbing can you please watch?,..
might want to email me if so,.. i have questions haha
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Do you have plumbers tape? Argh you can't use the washer from the original spout around the hose? I hope someone can help ya.help?
if you know plumbing can you please watch?,..
might want to email me if so,.. i have questions haha
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mmm not sure if i know what you mean,.You might get away with some rubber gaskets. Sit one in the female thread and screw the male end in. The rubber gasket should stop the water leak.
You can pick up a pack of them near hoses in the garden section of homedepot.
mmm not sure if i know what you mean,.
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Sorry we couldn't help ya! Good luck @GNick55 ! Always on your side man!gonna go talk to guys at home depot or some plumbing store,.. been wanting a better system for a while and well it’s time to make it right,..
Got it! Sorry about that. At first watch i thought the leak was coming from the connection between the hose and the faucet. For that i was recommending put the gasket in the opening of the hose and screw it on.mmm not sure if i know what you mean,.
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quick look and mmm might be it,..Got it! Sorry about that. At first watch i thought the leak was coming from the connection between the hose and the faucet. For that i was recommending put the gasket in the opening of the hose and screw it on.
I've replaced a few kitchen spray hose lines with a kit like this:
Danco For Universal Faucet Sprayer Hose Mfr# 9D00010340 - Ace Hardware
This Danco Faucet Pull-Out Spray Hose connects the pull-out spray head to the faucet. It provides an upgrade over traditional vinyl hoses. It features a 3/8 in. diameter and the kink-resistant hose provides quiet operation its design will work with most faucet brands but works best with most...www.acehardware.com
Looks like it might have the coupler piece you are looking for.
Not sure! I'm definitely not a pro
You need a brass 3/4” FPT to GHT adapter to hook up the second hose you showed if you want to not use the quick lock hose you have.quick look and mmm might be it,..
i’m gonna go to the plumbing store here,. called wolseley,..
I'm ready. Grow and show time!What up homies!
Time to go through the ladies.
We are getting close!!!
I could use that today. Texas sucks man.Ignore the low humidity.Helloooooo.
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Just spent some time doing that myself haha, one of my favorite parts of the day just seeing how they changed form yesterdayWhat up homies!
Time to go through the ladies.
We are getting close!!!