I watched your video twice, went and bought the same products you used, went outside and repaired the hose. I am a 63 year old retired librarian, I can't wait to show my husband my handywork, THANKS to YOU!!!!!!!
'Atta girl! I'm in your age group and seem to blow Hubby's mind with the things I do to fix, build, assemble, repair, tune-up, whatever, our garden equipment each Spring. -- It does still escape me, however, why we feel the need to explain that we're just ordinary women - not scary bears - who simply know how to do this type of stuff. Why is that?
Great video - well done. Direct and to the point. No intro or music or misc. talking about this and that - just the info we need. Short and sweet. Thank you !
I watched your video and wet to Lowes for the same part you have on yours! Yes it cost a little more than the old type, but I did it! I love it! Thank you so much! Also a lady at Lowes was going to buy a new hose! She didn’t know you could repair! She bought one of these too! Thank you for your help!
Around The Home my problem is that piece of the nozzle of sprinkler is stuck on my hose end and I can’t get it off…I will try and cut it off like you…then replace it with new one.
EXACTLY what I was looking for! Thank you so much for the reminder to pick up the better clamp. I ran out of them and just used the thin ring clamps I had lying around. I always cut myself, too, on those sharp ends that grow longer after they're screwed on. I once tried to snip one back and round it out -- even filed it -- but it's still in the way, so then I had to hassle around with thick outdoor tape to "pad" it. It looked ridiculous. I'm just going to mosey on over to Amazon (where else?) and buy the right one (or two). I'm a petite 68 year-old Yiayia (Greek Grandma) and still love to do all of these repairs and tinkering with gardening power equipment I built and maintain myself. I just rebuilt our old beloved 2002 John Deere LT150 lawn tractor after a head-on collision with a deck post last summer. As I always taught my now 4 grown sons, my philosophy is that, if you have the utter nerve, you can accomplish positively anything. I've always had that utter nerve (unmitigated gall?), and so I learned. Hubby just smiles and shakes his head. He's jealous... LOL!
@@AroundTheHome1 We just subscribed. Such a magnificent channel with a variety of very helpful videos. Certainly a top site for our needs. Thank you again.
U CAN’T EVEN IMAGINE HOW MANY HOSES I HAVE THROWN AWAY IN THE LAST 12 YEARS - THANK U SO MUCH FOR SHOWING US HOW EASY THIS IS & HOW STUPID I HAVE BEEN!!!!
I didn't understand exactly where to clamp it, went too far down and it was leaking everywhere. Glad I found this, was able to finally fix it today...took about 90 seconds
Thank you for this. I accidentally cut the last 15 feet of my 100 foot heavy duty garden hose with the lawn tractor today (high grass) . This saves me $ compared to replacing the entire hose. Excellent instruction here!
Excellent. Thank you. Went online to purchase through Amazon but it would have been 2 weeks+ delivery. Went to ACE bought the same exact product, followed your lead and Voila! Thank you, thank you.
Glad it helped! Also, thank you for letting me know about the shipping on the fittings. The links that I had were better then that, but something changed. I have new updated links in the video.
Thank you, sir. I had no idea these existed. I have like three hoses that have the same issue and I don’t wanna buy another one this will fix my problem. thumbs way up.
I had a hell of a time getting the brass piece down into the hose all the way. I ended up getting some coconut oil that I had in the house and coating the brass piece and then also put some down inside the hose as deep as I thought the brass piece was going to go and voila! The lubricant makes all the difference!
I can't get the brass piece down my hose all the way either. I was just going to try the same thing but I have to rest now. Wore me out. I'm encouraged to know that it worked for you.
Just watched this and it worked. Here is my experience to help others. I got a male end by mistake. I kept it for the other end. I went back and got the female end. It's metal with stainless steel screws and is brass and the clamp is like aluminum. I used a sharp utility knife and just eyed the cut. I hacked a couple of uneven parts. I do have a PVC cutter but didn't want to dig it out. The product I bought at Ace Hardware said it would fit both size hoses. I think it's 5/ and 3/4. I used the correct size screw driver, which seems important to do, and unscrewed the sleeve. Using a cordless drill is fine for taking the screws out and putting them back in but don't use the drill with a Phillips but to do the final tightening. Use that big fat screwdriver and do the final cranking by hand. You can easily slip the screwdriver when tightening and hurt yourself. You can also strup the screws if they are cheap. As I tightened it, I eyed the gap on both sides. Making sure to alternate a little turning of each screw back and forth. Always making sure the gap of the clamps stay parallel. This is what would cause a leak along with a really bad cutting of the hose and also not lining the sleeve up in the right spot. I personally left a little gap below the insert and the sleeve but wanted to mention this little detail. I believe that's correct but tell me if I'm wrong. The gap was about 1/8 inch. In the end, no leak. One more tip, I did put the whole setup against my deck rail as I tightened the final turns. This keeps you from putting the screw driver through your hand. Lol. As for tightening, I did as much as I could just barely before the point when the screws felt like they would slip or strip. Take your time and like I said, turn one screw a little and then the other and back and forth. I think it cost about 14 bucks for all metal, which is a little high but we get a discount at Ace. If you need to do both sides, in my case, it may be best to buy a new hose.. mine is pretty strong and lives with pressure a lot and never ruptured so I wanted to salvage it. Some may want to look at the chemicals in the metal if using for drinking water. If you've been vaxed, don't waist your time though. I really hope this helps someone!
Pure genius! Thank you so much for the simple solution. I watched a few other methods and yours is definitely the best and fastest. You have done a tremendous service here sir!
Very cool, I have this old hose outside the previous owner had it rigged up for watering the lawn and the end is chopped off. Thought I would throw it away, figured I’d search this. Bingo, guess I’ll put a new end on it and keep it! In the old days, I’d have to ask around if this is even possible, these day just do a quick search on youtube and figure all this stuff out. Thanks man!
Thank you for this great video. I have one of those stupid lightweight flat hoses that I do not care for that much cause they crimp too much and its annoying..... but it really is too new of a hose to replace and the metal end fell off. I cut the end as you instructed and the flat hose ending was still a little too small to fit over the brass clamp male end, so I nipped it a little on one side so I could shove the hose over it as far as I could. Then I used duct tape to secure the end of the hose around the male brass end and screwed the clamp on and voila, its not leaking and works great so far. I am using my sprinkler with it right now.
@@AroundTheHome1 So far so good and if it does not last I will try your other advice that you left in a comment to let the hose sit in the sun to help fit it over the male end. 😎🌞
@@AroundTheHome1 One last comment on your vid, it was extremely helpful that you put the link to purchase needed items to fix hose from Amazon. Quick & easy. 👍😀
@Twister Sister, that you so much. I am trying to go full time with this channel and my cooking channel in the spring. So, right now I am trying to upgrade the way I do things and make it a better all around experience for my viewers.
Thank You for your video sir! I liked and subscribed to your channel. I figured this was a simple job, but I used the hose clamp last time I tried it years ago. And yes, it cut my hands multiple times. I will use the proper connector this time! Thanks again! 👍🫡💪😎
My end of hose is welded onto the sprayer with corrosion. I'm just going to cut the damn thing off and buy a new end. The sprayer is broken anyway so no big loss. Thanks for the video.
This is just what I needed to fix my oops of attaching the hose reel without feeding the leader hose into the base first! Thank you!!!!! I love the interwebs!
I 🧏🏻♀️ thought, I was going to have to throw out a perfectly good hose? Until I saw your video. Thanks for the video! 👍🏼 You make it seem easy, and encouraging to do it myself! Also, thanks for your smooth voice, and not yelling. 😊
On my way to Home Depot to pick up one of these. You did great by the way, don't sweat the camera closeness and fireworks. Thanks for the video and recommendations.
So, it must be the female end I need for my hose. Somehow a sprinkler attachment can't be loosened BY ME so I'm going to cut the thing plus with that section of hose and do the same thing you've done here! Really good video.
Great video. However, the end of my hose still leaked a bit around the clamp. What we did was to add a few layers of duct tape around the hose underneath the clamp and that was enough for a good seal. Our hose is ten years old so it may have lost some of its integrity.
Amazon has it for $8.80, local ACE Hardware has it for $6.49. My money stays local. Thanks for the helpful video. I second the joy of your video NOT having background music.
You are welcome. And while Amazon doesn't always have the best prices, using our links helps support a small business -ours. Appreciate your views and subscription.
Not only was this helpful and I purchase the products you have the links for but you’re funny! Thanks for making the video this is exactly what I was looking for
After you cut the end off, measure the inside diameter, or the ID. Glad to help. Thanks for watching and don't forget to stop by our website for many more helpful videos. www.greatwhiteninja.com
You mean like if the hose got damaged at least a few inches away from the end and the end was still good, could you put a fitting like this on it? www.amazon.com/Rocky-Mountain-Goods-Metal-Mender/dp/B07Q58CRYJ?crid=5USM6XRGLQFI&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.4eL96rB-BH9vYisgqgZppIAuh3wJ4npI-XFDUVJnZuQ7Q97sYBoxs2X78q7F5vG6OrXmb9tQ66-REkBoxuYxP2_y_-x25uw-JrpLtLVM0gu50eE0alO-ATHAu0SFsPVMbicRyIBUXryJh-kWuUptuUEiPMnPT_OsnPYrdhLmZUwjFIi1hm3v99QAqkZ8G14PeZlcJYE_cXuXBetl95D6i3f_h7i7fN_hkLGPS5yFw1O0VaBz3x4Yg8TAVpor8d7iz4RCRRU3d5vYgHbh3XlDdIZNAPaGLciKGFbMWUA9ZBs.yY6qQc8Zfh_k41z5kWdtu1hH8yf6B5RO4u904z8qFVE&dib_tag=se&keywords=hose+coupler+repair&qid=1730113393&sprefix=hose+coupler+repair%2Caps%2C126&sr=8-8&linkCode=ll1&tag=greatwhitenin-20&linkId=021ff08716a38135d40a14d93ade73b8&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl
So the broken hose has caused drama lol . I’m so excited to do this now!! Thank you so much! I know it’s simple but I could still mess it up so lol I appreciate it 🙏🏾
Thanks for this video, straight to the point and very informative ordered the part from the Amazon link thanks for that as well don't have time to be running to Lowe's and then I have the part.🤭
I replaced one of these about a year ago and today it popped off. It took some effort to get the fitting back into the hose (thanks to the people who suggested hot water and petroleum jelly). Then my issue was that the clamp will not fit over the hose next to the female fitting. It's just not big enough. I ended up screwing it down on the hose below the fitting about 1 1/2-2". It's not leaking so I hope the fix lasts. I wonder why I had this issue and others don't comment on it.
I actually don't think that you can use it on one of those hoses. I know a lot of people like those because they are light and easy to move around, but I don't think that they are repairable. I could be wrong, but I know that this repair kit is not for them.
Yes, it does work the same way if you are replacing the female end. The most common garden hose size is 5/8. It is possible to have a commercial hose with a 3/4 inch end. So these ends that I use should work for your hose assuming it's not one of those nylon fabric ultra lights. 👍 So glad to help! Thank you for watching. Check out hundreds more of our videos at www.aroundthehome.org
Hello, I went to your description to find the link. If I want to get what you got, do I get the male or the female? That’s the only part that kinda confused me.
Help. I bought this same product but it’s too big to get my garden hose around. How do I measure garden hose width? From outside to outside? Or, the width of the actual opening?
This should fit all standard garden hoses. You would measure the I.D. or inside diameter of the hose. The inexpensive hoses are hard to get on and it may help to put the last two inches of the hose in some hot water for a minute to soften it up and allow it to stretch a little.
Female end www.amazon.com/REGNHLIF-Coupling-Garden-Repair-Fitting/dp/B08999VT1V?crid=3LY7BXT7YQ0M8&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.Hg337um9MLKlHqAOKWSUIooyvs6HdQ4aWe0FwM_Bi-c.qpEWwOPAXmZdZ6TNPoRWJpJr4qpoC_sh1Wa7pENamw8&dib_tag=se&keywords=Gilmour%2B801134-1003%2BHeavy%2BDuty%2BZinc%2Band%2BBrass%2BMale%2BClamp%2BCoupling&qid=1719527067&sprefix=gilmour%2B801134-1003%2Bheavy%2Bduty%2Bzinc%2Band%2Bbrass%2Bmale%2Bclamp%2Bcoupling%2Caps%2C111&sr=8-1-fkmr0&th=1&linkCode=ll1&tag=greatwhitenin-20&linkId=a73d52c27b0246fa52ef83aaae002e05&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl Male End www.amazon.com/REGNHLIF-Coupling-Garden-Repair-Fitting/dp/B0899PBW5G?crid=3LY7BXT7YQ0M8&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.Hg337um9MLKlHqAOKWSUIooyvs6HdQ4aWe0FwM_Bi-c.qpEWwOPAXmZdZ6TNPoRWJpJr4qpoC_sh1Wa7pENamw8&dib_tag=se&keywords=Gilmour%2B801134-1003%2BHeavy%2BDuty%2BZinc%2Band%2BBrass%2BMale%2BClamp%2BCoupling&qid=1719527067&sprefix=gilmour%2B801134-1003%2Bheavy%2Bduty%2Bzinc%2Band%2Bbrass%2Bmale%2Bclamp%2Bcoupling%2Caps%2C111&sr=8-1-fkmr0&th=1&linkCode=ll1&tag=greatwhitenin-20&linkId=3440ba87445417cf5e7eae33215cdf03&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl
Which end do you find better, the clamp or the hose clamp? Sometimes I need 2 clamps on a barb. Guess it is the type hose whether it compresses or not.
I prefer the clamp. This is my main hose that I use at my home every year and this end that I used in the video has been on there 3 years now. Or right about that. No problems at all. Worth it if you have a quality hose. I have had some people tell me that they had some problems getting it on, but I when asked more found our that they had those super cheap hoses. Thank you for watching. Check out hundreds more of our videos at www.aroundthehome.org
They are in the video description, but here they are again to make it easier. Female End: www.amazon.com/dp/B0008JGSCC/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&linkCode=ll1&tag=greatwhitenin-20&linkId=acf61e0d49ae7d68ec7a239564ede95d Male End: www.amazon.com/Gilmour-Zinc-Male-Coupling-01MZ/dp/B0008JGSCM/ref=as_li_ss_tl?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B0008JGSCM&pd_rd_r=8603f14d-7e62-11e8-9d6e-6d9b471821ce&pd_rd_w=thQpV&pd_rd_wg=IEnYU&pf_rd_i=desktop-dp-sims&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_p=3914568618330124508&pf_rd_r=1PBFPXRRW5G3SC6X8Z2J&pf_rd_s=desktop-dp-sims&pf_rd_t=40701&psc=1&refRID=1PBFPXRRW5G3SC6X8Z2J&linkCode=ll1&tag=greatwhitenin-20&linkId=03a369ef232d7a350c3bb53a25f7ed0e
I'm havinga problem after installing the new brass fitting inside the old hose the hose end does not seem squared up enough and so it leaks. I cannot seem to figure out how to fix that. I am using a utility knife to cut to the old hose piece. I tried screwing on the clamp extra hard but water still leaks out. What can I do?
From your description it sounds like you need to get the hose cut off more square. If that can't be done with a utility knife and you don't have a pipe cutter like I used, then I would find someone that you know that has one and get it cut off clean.
My hoses are much narrower. I looked up this video hoping to find a technique for getting the replacement head FULLY into the hose…because it’s not easy!! Please make a video on that process!! Thanks…
If you have a hose that is having trouble getting onto the replacement end, then you need to warm it up. Get a bowl of hot water and put just the last 2 inches in it. Let it warm up for a minute, that should help you out.
@Daisy Ortiz sorry for the late reply. Most hoses are 5/8" and I am not sure I have seen any smaller. But there may be some "as seen on TV" type hoses that are. Commercial grade hoses are normally 3/4". These fitting work on both. I have links in the video description for them, but here is the male end like for you. www.amazon.com/Gilmour-Zinc-Male-Coupling-01MZ/dp/B0008JGSCM?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B0008JGSCM&pd_rd_r=8603f14d-7e62-11e8-9d6e-6d9b471821ce&pd_rd_w=thQpV&pd_rd_wg=IEnYU&pf_rd_i=desktop-dp-sims&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_p=3914568618330124508&pf_rd_r=1PBFPXRRW5G3SC6X8Z2J&pf_rd_s=desktop-dp-sims&pf_rd_t=40701&refRID=1PBFPXRRW5G3SC6X8Z2J&th=1&linkCode=ll1&tag=greatwhitenin-20&linkId=80c778d1f61370f8ff774218b9b23e1d&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl
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I watched your video twice, went and bought the same products you used, went outside and repaired the hose. I am a 63 year old retired librarian, I can't wait to show my husband my handywork, THANKS to YOU!!!!!!!
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Well that's awesome Norma. This stranger i certainly proud of you. Plus librarians rock!
I saw your same exact response on another video. Hmmmm Norma!
'Atta girl! I'm in your age group and seem to blow Hubby's mind with the things I do to fix, build, assemble, repair, tune-up, whatever, our garden equipment each Spring. -- It does still escape me, however, why we feel the need to explain that we're just ordinary women - not scary bears - who simply know how to do this type of stuff. Why is that?
Proud of you👍👍👍
Great video - well done. Direct and to the point. No intro or music or misc. talking about this and that - just the info we need. Short and sweet. Thank you !
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I appreciate the lack of music. That drives me nuts.
I agree, Brian!
Here is my review after four years of using this end. th-cam.com/video/tF2guBw10es/w-d-xo.html
I watched your video and wet to Lowes for the same part you have on yours! Yes it cost a little more than the old type, but I did it! I love it! Thank you so much! Also a lady at Lowes was going to buy a new hose! She didn’t know you could repair! She bought one of these too! Thank you for your help!
That is awesome! That's something that I love to hear.
FANTASTIC! Instead of spending $25 spent $5 & a few minutes to repair. Older & spouse limited. These vids help so much. Thank you!
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Around The Home my problem is that piece of the nozzle of sprinkler is stuck on my hose end and I can’t get it off…I will try and cut it off like you…then replace it with new one.
Here is my review after four years of using this end. th-cam.com/video/tF2guBw10es/w-d-xo.html
EXACTLY what I was looking for! Thank you so much for the reminder to pick up the better clamp. I ran out of them and just used the thin ring clamps I had lying around. I always cut myself, too, on those sharp ends that grow longer after they're screwed on. I once tried to snip one back and round it out -- even filed it -- but it's still in the way, so then I had to hassle around with thick outdoor tape to "pad" it. It looked ridiculous. I'm just going to mosey on over to Amazon (where else?) and buy the right one (or two). I'm a petite 68 year-old Yiayia (Greek Grandma) and still love to do all of these repairs and tinkering with gardening power equipment I built and maintain myself. I just rebuilt our old beloved 2002 John Deere LT150 lawn tractor after a head-on collision with a deck post last summer. As I always taught my now 4 grown sons, my philosophy is that, if you have the utter nerve, you can accomplish positively anything. I've always had that utter nerve (unmitigated gall?), and so I learned. Hubby just smiles and shakes his head. He's jealous... LOL!
That sounds great. Thanks for watching and thanks for your comment.
@@AroundTheHome1 We just subscribed. Such a magnificent channel with a variety of very helpful videos. Certainly a top site for our needs. Thank you again.
That is great, and this makes my day.
Here is my review after four years of using this end. th-cam.com/video/tF2guBw10es/w-d-xo.html
Hell yeah!
U CAN’T EVEN IMAGINE HOW MANY HOSES I HAVE THROWN AWAY IN THE LAST 12 YEARS - THANK U SO MUCH FOR SHOWING US HOW EASY THIS IS & HOW STUPID I HAVE BEEN!!!!
Don't worry, and here is our review video so you can see how it has help up. th-cam.com/video/tF2guBw10es/w-d-xo.html
Exactly what my problem is. Thank you for the most practical and efficient solution. That pipe cutter is a great technique Thanks man!
👍 So glad to help! Thank you for watching. Check out hundreds more of our videos at www.aroundthehome.org
I didn't understand exactly where to clamp it, went too far down and it was leaking everywhere.
Glad I found this, was able to finally fix it today...took about 90 seconds
That's awesome. Glad to help.
Thank you for this. I accidentally cut the last 15 feet of my 100 foot heavy duty garden hose with the lawn tractor today (high grass) . This saves me $ compared to replacing the entire hose. Excellent instruction here!
Glad it helped! Here is my review video of that. Just made this today. th-cam.com/video/tF2guBw10es/w-d-xo.html
This is exactly what I needed to learn, and yes, I thought it was much more difficult. Thanks for making it easier.
Glad it was helpful!
Great video. You saved my money 💰. My hubby wanted to buy a new hose just because the end broke. It was super easy to repair and I only spent $6.
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Thanks - you taught me a basic skills and saved me $$$. Very nice presentation - clear, thorough, brief. Nice work!
Great to hear!
Excellent. Thank you. Went online to purchase through Amazon but it would have been 2 weeks+ delivery. Went to ACE bought the same exact product, followed your lead and Voila! Thank you, thank you.
Glad it helped! Also, thank you for letting me know about the shipping on the fittings. The links that I had were better then that, but something changed. I have new updated links in the video.
Thank you, sir. I had no idea these existed. I have like three hoses that have the same issue and I don’t wanna buy another one this will fix my problem. thumbs way up.
You are welcome! 👍
Still helpful even after all these years. Thanks! ❤
You are very welcome! I'm glad it's still helpful.
This video is awesome! Do you have more videos? Simple, direct, clear & steady video, no bs! I loved it!
Well sure I do, like over 500 more videos. Here is my full channel. th-cam.com/channels/g8FzbUXyT4jBOY-QMeFFrQ.html
I had a hell of a time getting the brass piece down into the hose all the way. I ended up getting some coconut oil that I had in the house and coating the brass piece and then also put some down inside the hose as deep as I thought the brass piece was going to go and voila! The lubricant makes all the difference!
Yes, some hoses can be very hard to do. Here is my review after four years of using this end. th-cam.com/video/tF2guBw10es/w-d-xo.html
I can't get the brass piece down my hose all the way either. I was just going to try the same thing but I have to rest now. Wore me out. I'm encouraged to know that it worked for you.
Just watched this and it worked. Here is my experience to help others. I got a male end by mistake. I kept it for the other end. I went back and got the female end. It's metal with stainless steel screws and is brass and the clamp is like aluminum. I used a sharp utility knife and just eyed the cut. I hacked a couple of uneven parts. I do have a PVC cutter but didn't want to dig it out. The product I bought at Ace Hardware said it would fit both size hoses. I think it's 5/ and 3/4. I used the correct size screw driver, which seems important to do, and unscrewed the sleeve. Using a cordless drill is fine for taking the screws out and putting them back in but don't use the drill with a Phillips but to do the final tightening. Use that big fat screwdriver and do the final cranking by hand. You can easily slip the screwdriver when tightening and hurt yourself. You can also strup the screws if they are cheap. As I tightened it, I eyed the gap on both sides. Making sure to alternate a little turning of each screw back and forth. Always making sure the gap of the clamps stay parallel. This is what would cause a leak along with a really bad cutting of the hose and also not lining the sleeve up in the right spot. I personally left a little gap below the insert and the sleeve but wanted to mention this little detail. I believe that's correct but tell me if I'm wrong. The gap was about 1/8 inch. In the end, no leak. One more tip, I did put the whole setup against my deck rail as I tightened the final turns. This keeps you from putting the screw driver through your hand. Lol. As for tightening, I did as much as I could just barely before the point when the screws felt like they would slip or strip. Take your time and like I said, turn one screw a little and then the other and back and forth. I think it cost about 14 bucks for all metal, which is a little high but we get a discount at Ace. If you need to do both sides, in my case, it may be best to buy a new hose.. mine is pretty strong and lives with pressure a lot and never ruptured so I wanted to salvage it. Some may want to look at the chemicals in the metal if using for drinking water. If you've been vaxed, don't waist your time though. I really hope this helps someone!
Thanks for the video! I have a hose close to 10 years old and still great. The Amazon links were so helpful.
You're welcome! 😎👍
Just spent less than $5 and fixed our hose in less than ten minutes. Thank you!
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Pure genius! Thank you so much for the simple solution. I watched a few other methods and yours is definitely the best and fastest. You have done a tremendous service here sir!
👍 So glad to help! Thank you for watching. Check out hundreds more of our videos at www.aroundthehome.org
Here is my review after four years of using this end. th-cam.com/video/tF2guBw10es/w-d-xo.html
You’re “opening” was perfect. Gave me a good belly laugh! And, thank you for the info😁
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very cool, I have this old hose outside the previous owner had it rigged up for watering the lawn and the end is chopped off. Thought I would throw it away, figured I’d search this. Bingo, guess I’ll put a new end on it and keep it! In the old days, I’d have to ask around if this is even possible, these day just do a quick search on youtube and figure all this stuff out. Thanks man!
👍 So glad to help! Thank you for watching. Check out hundreds more of our videos at www.aroundthehome.org
Here is my review after four years of using this end. th-cam.com/video/tF2guBw10es/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for this great video. I have one of those stupid lightweight flat hoses that I do not care for that much cause they crimp too much and its annoying..... but it really is too new of a hose to replace and the metal end fell off. I cut the end as you instructed and the flat hose ending was still a little too small to fit over the brass clamp male end, so I nipped it a little on one side so I could shove the hose over it as far as I could. Then I used duct tape to secure the end of the hose around the male brass end and screwed the clamp on and voila, its not leaking and works great so far. I am using my sprinkler with it right now.
I have wondered about those hoses and if there were fixable at all. Hopefully the fix lasts.
@@AroundTheHome1 So far so good and if it does not last I will try your other advice that you left in a comment to let the hose sit in the sun to help fit it over the male end. 😎🌞
It's 7:05 pm Nashville TN. Watched your video, and you were right. It was an easy fix and working fine!! Thank you so much!!!😊😊
So glad to help.
Great video,short,precise,I'm using this info to cut away the front 25 feet of rotted and kinked hose and this is the perfect solution,thx again 😃
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Here is my review after four years of using this end. th-cam.com/video/tF2guBw10es/w-d-xo.html
THANK YOU!!! I had no idea I cld fix my hose myself. Really a glad I found you, easy instructions!
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Awesome! Thank you 😊
You are very welcome.
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One last comment on your vid, it was extremely helpful that you put the link to purchase needed items to fix hose from Amazon. Quick & easy. 👍😀
@Twister Sister, that you so much. I am trying to go full time with this channel and my cooking channel in the spring. So, right now I am trying to upgrade the way I do things and make it a better all around experience for my viewers.
Thank u I seen them in stores never have a bad hose till just now.i should be able to find at least one around, with ur help I can fix it like a pro.
Glad I could help. Here is my review video on that. th-cam.com/video/tF2guBw10es/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for helping a single lady out! Yay!
You are so welcome! Here is my review video for this. th-cam.com/video/tF2guBw10es/w-d-xo.html
Thank You for your video sir! I liked and subscribed to your channel. I figured this was a simple job, but I used the hose clamp last time I tried it years ago. And yes, it cut my hands multiple times. I will use the proper connector this time! Thanks again! 👍🫡💪😎
You are very welcome, and thanks for the sub!
Thank you for the 4 years later review! Very helpful!
My pleasure!
My end of hose is welded onto the sprayer with corrosion. I'm just going to cut the damn thing off and buy a new end. The sprayer is broken anyway so no big loss. Thanks for the video.
Replace rubber washer some time,,the tiny leaks for long time can weld shut the spray gun and the hose ends
Yep
same!! Haven't been able to use the hose for anything else and thought I had to get a new hose. So glad I don't have to.
This is exactly the information I was looking for. I bought the product from your link. Thank you for your help .🙂
You are so welcome! Here is the review video for that. th-cam.com/video/tF2guBw10es/w-d-xo.html Also, thank you for using our links!
I just I just watched your video, right now I’m about to fix my hose using the same products, thanks for the video 👍👍
Sounds awesome. Here is my review video for that. th-cam.com/video/tF2guBw10es/w-d-xo.html
This is just what I needed to fix my oops of attaching the hose reel without feeding the leader hose into the base first! Thank you!!!!! I love the interwebs!
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Easy to follow and very helpful. Saved me a lot of time. Thanks!
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Here is my review after four years of using this end. th-cam.com/video/tF2guBw10es/w-d-xo.html
WOW......had no idea you can do that. Off to Home Depot now. Thank You so much
Thanks, and I wouldn't go to Home Depot this time. Here, watch this. th-cam.com/video/tF2guBw10es/w-d-xo.html
I 🧏🏻♀️ thought, I was going to have to throw out a perfectly good hose? Until I saw your video. Thanks for the video! 👍🏼 You make it seem easy, and encouraging to do it myself! Also, thanks for your smooth voice, and not yelling. 😊
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Here is my review after four years of using this end. th-cam.com/video/tF2guBw10es/w-d-xo.html
On my way to Home Depot to pick up one of these. You did great by the way, don't sweat the camera closeness and fireworks. Thanks for the video and recommendations.
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Thanks!
You are so very welcome, and thank you for the support!! 😎🤗
that clamp looks so easy to installed and sturdy
So, it must be the female end I need for my hose. Somehow a sprinkler attachment can't be loosened BY ME so I'm going to cut the thing plus with that section of hose and do the same thing you've done here! Really good video.
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Great video. However, the end of my hose still leaked a bit around the clamp. What we did was to add a few layers of duct tape around the hose underneath the clamp and that was enough for a good seal. Our hose is ten years old so it may have lost some of its integrity.
Great tip!
Just saved me the hassle thanks for the video 👍
Great to hear! 👍
Amazon has it for $8.80, local ACE Hardware has it for $6.49. My money stays local. Thanks for the helpful video. I second the joy of your video NOT having background music.
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Excellent and simple fix. Easy to understand. Thank you so much! God bless. 👍
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Not only was this helpful and I purchase the products you have the links for but you’re funny! Thanks for making the video this is exactly what I was looking for
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Love videos like this, just saved an expensive hose!
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When you cut the hose and it hit the table or whatever it made a tony hawk pro skater special move sound!!
Oh, that's cool.
Great info and no junk clear and to the point. Thanks
You are welcome, thanks for watching.
Thanks for the video. How do you measure the hose to determine if it is a 5/8 or 3/4?
After you cut the end off, measure the inside diameter, or the ID. Glad to help. Thanks for watching and don't forget to stop by our website for many more helpful videos. www.greatwhiteninja.com
I would take a piece of cutoff hose to HD to check.
Thank you! My hubby is gone and I need to get pressure washing done and needed a new hose end. Perfect!
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Mr. Olszewski has a well trained wife. 👌
Great video - to the point. The only thing missing is seeing how it holds under water pressure. :)
It holds up great. Here is my review video on that. th-cam.com/video/tF2guBw10es/w-d-xo.html
Just when I was about to go out and buy a new hose, thanks for the info. 👍💯
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So can I use the old metal part? Just cut it out and reuse it? Using a clamp of course.
You mean like if the hose got damaged at least a few inches away from the end and the end was still good, could you put a fitting like this on it? www.amazon.com/Rocky-Mountain-Goods-Metal-Mender/dp/B07Q58CRYJ?crid=5USM6XRGLQFI&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.4eL96rB-BH9vYisgqgZppIAuh3wJ4npI-XFDUVJnZuQ7Q97sYBoxs2X78q7F5vG6OrXmb9tQ66-REkBoxuYxP2_y_-x25uw-JrpLtLVM0gu50eE0alO-ATHAu0SFsPVMbicRyIBUXryJh-kWuUptuUEiPMnPT_OsnPYrdhLmZUwjFIi1hm3v99QAqkZ8G14PeZlcJYE_cXuXBetl95D6i3f_h7i7fN_hkLGPS5yFw1O0VaBz3x4Yg8TAVpor8d7iz4RCRRU3d5vYgHbh3XlDdIZNAPaGLciKGFbMWUA9ZBs.yY6qQc8Zfh_k41z5kWdtu1hH8yf6B5RO4u904z8qFVE&dib_tag=se&keywords=hose+coupler+repair&qid=1730113393&sprefix=hose+coupler+repair%2Caps%2C126&sr=8-8&linkCode=ll1&tag=greatwhitenin-20&linkId=021ff08716a38135d40a14d93ade73b8&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl
So the broken hose has caused drama lol . I’m so excited to do this now!! Thank you so much! I know it’s simple but I could still mess it up so lol I appreciate it 🙏🏾
Glad I could help! And don't worry, you got this.
Thanks for this video, straight to the point and very informative ordered the part from the Amazon link thanks for that as well don't have time to be running to Lowe's and then I have the part.🤭
You are so welcome! Here is my review video for this. th-cam.com/video/tF2guBw10es/w-d-xo.html
I replaced one of these about a year ago and today it popped off. It took some effort to get the fitting back into the hose (thanks to the people who suggested hot water and petroleum jelly). Then my issue was that the clamp will not fit over the hose next to the female fitting. It's just not big enough. I ended up screwing it down on the hose below the fitting about 1 1/2-2". It's not leaking so I hope the fix lasts. I wonder why I had this issue and others don't comment on it.
Great vedeo I have a question
I have the same problem how can I use on the flexible or expandable hose?
I actually don't think that you can use it on one of those hoses. I know a lot of people like those because they are light and easy to move around, but I don't think that they are repairable. I could be wrong, but I know that this repair kit is not for them.
Thank you so much! Really saved me 50 dollars on a new hose!
Glad it helped! 😎
Thank you so much, I was aching over having to throw away a very good hose.
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thanks bro, dropped a like saved me money and time.
You are very welcome. And thanks for the like!
You are a man of the people. Need to do this soon.
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That looks easy. Thanks for showing me how to do it.
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Stupid question, works the same way to replace a worn-out female hose end? Also, what if I am not sure of the diameter of the hose? Thanks!
Yes, it does work the same way if you are replacing the female end. The most common garden hose size is 5/8. It is possible to have a commercial hose with a 3/4 inch end. So these ends that I use should work for your hose assuming it's not one of those nylon fabric ultra lights. 👍 So glad to help! Thank you for watching. Check out hundreds more of our videos at www.aroundthehome.org
Thank you for this video! I wish we knew how many hoses you've kept out of the landfills!
If I can help you fix it, that's what I want to do. And yes, let's reduce that landfill waste.
What do you do when the new end leaks? Just happened to me when I put the exact same end on it. Thanks !
What kind of hose?
@@AroundTheHome1 it is a black contractor grade garden hose from Home Depot.
Thank you for the video! Saved my hose and a quick fix.
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HOW DO YOU MEASURE THE HOSE, BY THE WIDTH OF THE HOSE OR THE WIDTH OF THE OPENING?
Measurement the I.D. or inside diameter. Almost every hose out there is a 5/8" hose. Some professional models are 3/4"
Hello, I went to your description to find the link. If I want to get what you got, do I get the male or the female? That’s the only part that kinda confused me.
Well the end that I replace in this video is the male. It is the male because it goes inside the female.
Help. I bought this same product but it’s too big to get my garden hose around. How do I measure garden hose width? From outside to outside? Or, the width of the actual opening?
This should fit all standard garden hoses. You would measure the I.D. or inside diameter of the hose. The inexpensive hoses are hard to get on and it may help to put the last two inches of the hose in some hot water for a minute to soften it up and allow it to stretch a little.
Thanks I was going to try and heat it up with some flame. It’s a really good rubber hose that I don’t want to throw away!
Did it work?
Can spit blood asking son to replace head hose for 3 months. Finally did it on my own watching your Video. Thanks
That's great. Here is my review after 4 years. th-cam.com/video/tF2guBw10es/w-d-xo.html
How about using a table saw to cut and a power grip product with a heat gun to bind the end
I mean while we are at it why not put the hose in a hydro-cutter
Looking for Amazon links to purchase recommended parts-thanks in advance
Female end www.amazon.com/REGNHLIF-Coupling-Garden-Repair-Fitting/dp/B08999VT1V?crid=3LY7BXT7YQ0M8&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.Hg337um9MLKlHqAOKWSUIooyvs6HdQ4aWe0FwM_Bi-c.qpEWwOPAXmZdZ6TNPoRWJpJr4qpoC_sh1Wa7pENamw8&dib_tag=se&keywords=Gilmour%2B801134-1003%2BHeavy%2BDuty%2BZinc%2Band%2BBrass%2BMale%2BClamp%2BCoupling&qid=1719527067&sprefix=gilmour%2B801134-1003%2Bheavy%2Bduty%2Bzinc%2Band%2Bbrass%2Bmale%2Bclamp%2Bcoupling%2Caps%2C111&sr=8-1-fkmr0&th=1&linkCode=ll1&tag=greatwhitenin-20&linkId=a73d52c27b0246fa52ef83aaae002e05&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl
Male End www.amazon.com/REGNHLIF-Coupling-Garden-Repair-Fitting/dp/B0899PBW5G?crid=3LY7BXT7YQ0M8&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.Hg337um9MLKlHqAOKWSUIooyvs6HdQ4aWe0FwM_Bi-c.qpEWwOPAXmZdZ6TNPoRWJpJr4qpoC_sh1Wa7pENamw8&dib_tag=se&keywords=Gilmour%2B801134-1003%2BHeavy%2BDuty%2BZinc%2Band%2BBrass%2BMale%2BClamp%2BCoupling&qid=1719527067&sprefix=gilmour%2B801134-1003%2Bheavy%2Bduty%2Bzinc%2Band%2Bbrass%2Bmale%2Bclamp%2Bcoupling%2Caps%2C111&sr=8-1-fkmr0&th=1&linkCode=ll1&tag=greatwhitenin-20&linkId=3440ba87445417cf5e7eae33215cdf03&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl
how do I get the hose to soften so I can push the new piece into the hose? I've got the same part, and the right size, but I can't get the piece in.
Let the hose sit in the sun for an hour, should soften it up nicely.
Boy, this video just hosed me! Thanks...great stuff!
Love the pun!
I couldn’t find the link of Amazon to order this
Female End: www.amazon.com/dp/B0008JGSCC/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&linkCode=ll1&tag=greatwhitenin-20&linkId=acf61e0d49ae7d68ec7a239564ede95d
Male End: www.amazon.com/Gilmour-Zinc-Male-Coupling-01MZ/dp/B0008JGSCM/ref=as_li_ss_tl?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B0008JGSCM&pd_rd_r=8603f14d-7e62-11e8-9d6e-6d9b471821ce&pd_rd_w=thQpV&pd_rd_wg=IEnYU&pf_rd_i=desktop-dp-sims&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_p=3914568618330124508&pf_rd_r=1PBFPXRRW5G3SC6X8Z2J&pf_rd_s=desktop-dp-sims&pf_rd_t=40701&psc=1&refRID=1PBFPXRRW5G3SC6X8Z2J&linkCode=ll1&tag=greatwhitenin-20&linkId=03a369ef232d7a350c3bb53a25f7ed0e
Here is the review video for that. th-cam.com/video/tF2guBw10es/w-d-xo.html
so that's a female end that he just replaced, which connect to a nozzle sprayer?
Which end do you find better, the clamp or the hose clamp? Sometimes I need 2 clamps on a barb. Guess it is the type hose whether it compresses or not.
I prefer the clamp. This is my main hose that I use at my home every year and this end that I used in the video has been on there 3 years now. Or right about that. No problems at all. Worth it if you have a quality hose. I have had some people tell me that they had some problems getting it on, but I when asked more found our that they had those super cheap hoses. Thank you for watching. Check out hundreds more of our videos at www.aroundthehome.org
Really appreciate this! Thank you. You encouraged me to do it myself 💪
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Me too!!
Here is my review after four years of using this end. th-cam.com/video/tF2guBw10es/w-d-xo.html
That's a better idea than the other hose clamp. Thank you for the model and video.
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Wow thanks I am going to do this myself. 65 and getting younger! Lol
You can do it!
Thanks!
Thank you so much. Very much appreciate the support.
Can anyone share the Amazon link? Need to order the part and have scrolled through the comments and can’t seem to find the link. Thank you!!
They are in the video description, but here they are again to make it easier. Female End: www.amazon.com/dp/B0008JGSCC/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&linkCode=ll1&tag=greatwhitenin-20&linkId=acf61e0d49ae7d68ec7a239564ede95d
Male End: www.amazon.com/Gilmour-Zinc-Male-Coupling-01MZ/dp/B0008JGSCM/ref=as_li_ss_tl?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B0008JGSCM&pd_rd_r=8603f14d-7e62-11e8-9d6e-6d9b471821ce&pd_rd_w=thQpV&pd_rd_wg=IEnYU&pf_rd_i=desktop-dp-sims&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_p=3914568618330124508&pf_rd_r=1PBFPXRRW5G3SC6X8Z2J&pf_rd_s=desktop-dp-sims&pf_rd_t=40701&psc=1&refRID=1PBFPXRRW5G3SC6X8Z2J&linkCode=ll1&tag=greatwhitenin-20&linkId=03a369ef232d7a350c3bb53a25f7ed0e
Thank you. Fixed my hose!!
Glad it helped!
I'm havinga problem after installing the new brass fitting inside the old hose the hose end does not seem squared up enough and so it leaks. I cannot seem to figure out how to fix that. I am using a utility knife to cut to the old hose piece. I tried screwing on the clamp extra hard but water still leaks out. What can I do?
From your description it sounds like you need to get the hose cut off more square. If that can't be done with a utility knife and you don't have a pipe cutter like I used, then I would find someone that you know that has one and get it cut off clean.
Will this work for a zero g hose? Please help.
My hoses are much narrower. I looked up this video hoping to find a technique for getting the replacement head FULLY into the hose…because it’s not easy!! Please make a video on that process!! Thanks…
If you have a hose that is having trouble getting onto the replacement end, then you need to warm it up. Get a bowl of hot water and put just the last 2 inches in it. Let it warm up for a minute, that should help you out.
Thanks for the advice. I am not a gifted handyman, but even I can do it.
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This was super helpful. I need to do this tomorrow.
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Thank you!! Will do this tomorrow!
Also, my father will be getting this look 😑
for not showing me this. I know he knows it lol
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Here is my review after four years of using this end. th-cam.com/video/tF2guBw10es/w-d-xo.html
I did all that. I put my garden handle on and it creates a bubble in the hose. Then the hose busted again. What am I'm doing wrong?
If yours had a bubble and then burst, sounds like your hose had additional damage to it that maybe you did not know.
yo, thanks for this video and providing the links
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I have the same hose, what size did you get for yours. And thank you for this, I will be replacing it myself 💗 my husband will be super proud.
@Daisy Ortiz sorry for the late reply. Most hoses are 5/8" and I am not sure I have seen any smaller. But there may be some "as seen on TV" type hoses that are. Commercial grade hoses are normally 3/4". These fitting work on both. I have links in the video description for them, but here is the male end like for you. www.amazon.com/Gilmour-Zinc-Male-Coupling-01MZ/dp/B0008JGSCM?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B0008JGSCM&pd_rd_r=8603f14d-7e62-11e8-9d6e-6d9b471821ce&pd_rd_w=thQpV&pd_rd_wg=IEnYU&pf_rd_i=desktop-dp-sims&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_p=3914568618330124508&pf_rd_r=1PBFPXRRW5G3SC6X8Z2J&pf_rd_s=desktop-dp-sims&pf_rd_t=40701&refRID=1PBFPXRRW5G3SC6X8Z2J&th=1&linkCode=ll1&tag=greatwhitenin-20&linkId=80c778d1f61370f8ff774218b9b23e1d&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl
Great video. I can’t find any links or info on the products, though.
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Thanks for the video. Home Depot one is about half price. Even the same brand in ace hardware is much cheaper.
The one at Home Depot is not solid brass. Read the reviews on that one.
Thanks! I hate those darn clamps and they don’t work that well either
Glad to help.
Great video I just have one question can you still use a nozzle head after changing the new fitting
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oh man! Thank you so much!!! My end got stuck on a nozzle, and this video helped me!
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I love your video! It really helped me out. Thank U BRO!
Glad it helped! Here is my review video for that. th-cam.com/video/tF2guBw10es/w-d-xo.html