Hozelock spares

O-rings and washers, eBay or Amazon.

I dunno what other spares you would want, as opposed to just buying a replacement?

Their fittings are interchangeable with other makes, anyway. Go elsewhere!

I actually have metal "male" connectors, almost certainly not Hozelock, brass? The O-rings do perish and the exact size is very important. Almost, from my big box of O-rings, wasn't good enough. A £5 pack of Hozelock replacements was good.

They are sold in my local hardware shop.

Jonathan

on the recommendation of their customers department I was looking for a particulr spares kit. I have an oldish 7l pressure sprayer which suffers from incontinence. It wont stop when the pressure bar is released so I am not sure which parts I should be changing. Their recommendation, 'the service kit for our unit is our code 4092'. If anyone knows the answer to my problem I would be grateful

I invested in some fairly expensive brass hose fittings. It was a mistake. Leave them in place too long and the release mechanism start seizing up. The release has some steel ball bearings but no signs of rust. Lubricating the assembly, after releasing from the mating half, eases up the mechanism again only for it to get progressively stiff with time.

These would have been just as good:

Well I don't need any now, but I've just risked £1.59 for 20, enough to last out my days. Not quite the surplus of the 100m of live cable sleeving I got from Tool Station, when I need to rewire a light switch, that would last me one hundred lifetimes, but 20 O-rings is enough.

For future reference, you can safely snip all the garbage after the question mark.

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Well, the plastic ones seize up, too! I've found that the brass fittings from Lidl are as good as any, and much cheaper than most.

That's useful to know. Ta!

:-) I was very pleased that TLC were prepared to supply me 1m lengths of glass fibre cable sleeving when I was repairing a clamshell pizza oven.

I got some of those from Aldi, their special buy and not expensive.

That hasn't happened with mine.

Looks like just bad design.

In fact you should drop the ? too.

Always assuming (1) you remember buying them and (2) you remenber where you put them

I wanted the cam lever on a sprinkler - got though to Hozelock in about