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    aclark

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    Was right in the middle of hosing down the garbage cans and the hose nozzle broke. Second one this season. Anybody have any recommendations for where to get some decent ones that won't break the bank?

    Got a 2 pack from Costco this year that are holding up well.
     

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    OK, so I got some nice metal nozzles that are better than the plastic crap I had. New issue. Hose is now leaking from here.



    Maybe I screwed the nozzle on too tight? Can this be fixed or am I 'hosed'?
     

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    There is a gasket and water does not seem to be leaking from the threads. My thought is that it's an old hose and that weld or whatever might be weak and I twisted the nozzle on too hard?

    Thought about trying FlexTape or something, but that stuff probably costs as much as a new hose.
     

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    The repair, depends on the hose. If you have a good, expensive hose, then repair may make sense.
    If it's a cheap hose, may be better to toss.
     

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    The repair, depends on the hose. If you have a good, expensive hose, then repair may make sense.
    If it's a cheap hose, may be better to toss.

    It's an old, medium-duty hose that I can probably replace for $20 or $25. Will probably do that since repair kits are $10-15.
     
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    2A_Tom

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    One end at Menard's is under $3. I have gone to the cloth cover $20, 50' hoses like they advertise on TV. the last a couple of years and are much more manageable.
     

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    Is there a thread on the NRA and NY lenders being ordered by the governor not to do business with them?
     

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    We hit the Brown Bag at lunch on 12. I definitely recommend the Texas BLT if on the specials are board. 10 pc of bacon! It was hot and I wanted something light...
     
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