[tonycarr]

hi 23.....it would be awfully kind of you ol chap if you could forward to me also pleeeese 

tonycarrington62@yahoo.com

tony

p/s you changed your avatar & name were you h20?

[richard groves]

http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/index.php?topic=193045.msg1673312#msg1673312

[H MAN]

We do this way it same thing ??
WFP NO MORE LONG POLE HOSES EASY FIX
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p66K7Ilfj8w

[mufcglen]

well after reading this post this morning i decided to make an effort to finish this and basically i put a piece of gardiner minibore reel hose sleeved over the thin pole hose and jammed it in the end of the plastic pushfit insert,fits really snug, i didnt have a reel to pole hose barbed joiner so for now ive sleeved it again and jubilee clipped it and itdoesnt slow the flow etc then covered it in thick black tape, tried it all and works a treat every time!
only issue i will have is i need some sort of sleeve for the rectus female end as that will be dragging across the floor and wont last long!

[richard groves]

only issue i will have is i need some sort of sleeve for the rectus female end as that will be dragging across the floor and wont last long!

polymorph !
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhVuc6RNyaw

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/100g-Polymorph-Thermoplastic-DIY-/271802445773?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item3f48b02fcd

[Clever Forum Name]

hi 23.....it would be awfully kind of you ol chap if you could forward to me also pleeeese 

tonycarrington62@yahoo.com

tony

p/s you changed your avatar & name were you h20?

The link is in this thread to the guide. So easier to check that.

Yes I was. That company doesn't exsist anymore. Hence name change.

[mufcglen]

Cheers me bitt but would that mouldable stuff work with a rectus and the sliding sleeve?

[richard groves]

Cheers me bitt but would that mouldable stuff work with a rectus and the sliding sleeve?

I've used it on the sliding sleeve of a gardiners pro hoselock female connection before and it worked, although that's a bit bigger, no reason why not. may be a bit fiddly but the good thing is you can melt it down and re-use again and again, trial and error. Nothing to lose really in trying, this stuff should be in everyone's toolbox, its so useful.

[mufcglen]

cheers fella, think i'll try and mould some see how it goes!