AWESOME! Exactly what I had hoped for! THANK YOU!!
Amazing that their metal, lifetime, solid fixtures cost 1/4 of what HD charges for fall-apart-this-year plastic junk!
At those prices, I can set out a lot of soaker hoses I've been buying when on sale, plus have "outlets" right where I want them. Maybe set up some super-cheap sprinklers hither and yon!
I'll keep my eyes open for worn-out cut-up hoses in Habitat for Humanities Restore ... might make my olwn crude drip-and-spray system from 1/2 garden hoses!
Hmmm ... that link has 30-50 cent sprayers! I think I';m about go totally Bonkers. You've just unleashed The Corey Corps of Engineers!
(I kind of thought that "barbed" might be the right word, but then I thought "that can't be right, they have no barb!)
I guess I'll cut that hose and measure the inside first ... is it pretty universal that "cheap skinny hoses" are all 1/2" ID, and all "good big" hoses are 5/8"?
Or are there 1/23", 5/8" and 3/4"?
Or, sigh ...
metric?
P.S. A plastic spray head fell apart, a used one from Goodwill was DOA, and I was dumb enough to let a nice aluminium wnatering wand (I"breaker head" freeze and now it's an omni-directional sprayer right where it screws into the hose.
So I tried experimenting with a screw-on Y fixture I already had, that had two ball valves. Y'know, by nudging that ball valve partly closed, I can get a REALLY heavy stream that becomes a heavy spray after (I don't know) 30-50 feet of travel. Or close it most of the way and get a medium-heavy spray ... that doesn't knock plants over if I stay 10-15 feet away. And it sure throws water FAST!
