Hozelock conundrum

Jun 26, 2013 Last reply: 7 years ago 47 Replies

That is how the rest of the world does it.

I also need a female-to-female connector!! On my hoselock reel at the top is a dummy male connector. I'm not sure why it is there, but I want to keep my spare spray nozzle gun on it, which also has a male connector.

A simple female-to-female connector would hold the nozzle in place, so that I don't lose it while the other one is in use.

I agree that you could simply use two single female connectors plus a short length of hose, but then the gun would just hang loose (if you see what I mean). Why isn't the simpler thing produced?

Please rephrase the above to not include references to gender. Have you no respect for the LBGTQJKLRFCZASNPOIUVC things out there? Things have moved on since 2016.

A quick google search (double female hose connector) brings up a number by other manufacturers and most are interchangeable.

How about

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SteveW

Many thanks Steve. I was really wondering why Hozelock don't produce one, especially if we have to buy one from New Zealand instead!!

I have several hozelock male to male and female to female connectors

But they (female) were bought some years back.

Are they a screw thread fitting? I am looking for the female connectors that simply push onto either end of, for example, a double male fitting: 2291.

Has this really been going on since 2016? You could have 3D printed one by now. Brian

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