OT garden hose sprayer

Michael Price · Mar 28, 2016

Anyone know where to get a good quality sprayer for the garden hose? Seems like if I buy the cheapo or the most
expensive they dont last long.

Armand · Mar 28, 2016

(quoted from post at 23:35:27 03/28/16) Anyone know where to get a good quality sprayer for the garden hose? Seems like if I buy the cheapo or the most
expensive they dont last long.

Check out any Hockey Rink equipment supply house . They have heavy duty nozzles they call flooding nozzels. They are used to make and flood Rinks. Rather expensive but they will last and last. they have many types, brass, rubber, etc

Steve@Advance · Mar 29, 2016

I found some years ago at a hydraulic hose supply. Don't know the name, but they were dark green plastic with a black rubber bumper ring on he end. No lever, it twisted like a fire nozzle. Those things lasted for years in daily wash down use.

Oregon Tractor Jack · Mar 29, 2016

Look for Gunjet brand. They make a sprayer that is solid brass with a nylon handle. I have had one for 30 years and still going strong. They still make them just like the one I have. I just found one on line for $35. Expensive, but worth every penny.

jeffcat · Mar 29, 2016

Looked it up and it looks like an air hose gun. Not cheep are they? I can see how it most likely works though. I have filled my air line a few times with hot soap and water to clean crud out. When you hook it back on the air line and hit the air gun it is quite the show! Sprays like crazy. Have to run clean water through a couple of times. Had a dirty air supply to my sand blaster. Cleaned out the collector and all fixed.

pete black · Mar 29, 2016

Bought a craftsman fireman style several years ago. Warrented for life, been good, replaced once for free. Word of caution though, sears have quit making some products branded craftsman and thus when replaced under warrenty it is a product no longer warrented for life. Case in point in a craftsman 25 ft. ruler was replaced with a stanley.

Ken Macfarlane · Mar 29, 2016

Old brass twist one from the 50's is going strong, outlasted dozens of plastic new comers. Maybe try a yard sale?

ss55 · Mar 30, 2016

Ortho hose end sprayers hold up well for me.

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