No kink hose.
I tried to add the link to the hose but no go and it took away all of my post. BUG?
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I have 2 100 ft no-kink hoses. They work really well. I had to get them to go with the little watering thing I bought ... one of those that starts at the beginning of the hose, follows it around, then turns itself off when it reaches the end. Problem is, those 100 ft hoses are too heavy for me to lift.
But I've had them for years now and they haven't ever kinked!
But I've had them for years now and they haven't ever kinked!
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That's pretty much what mine looks like, too, although I would say mine is more gray than black ... which makes no difference at all.
I do remember that to fit the little watering tractor, I had to get a hose with a diameter of 1", rather than the smaller kinds usually available in retail stores. The hose is great, but darned heavy for an old biddy like me to have to lift. Good thing I have helpful friends and neighbors around.
I do remember that to fit the little watering tractor, I had to get a hose with a diameter of 1", rather than the smaller kinds usually available in retail stores. The hose is great, but darned heavy for an old biddy like me to have to lift. Good thing I have helpful friends and neighbors around.
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I have been looking for a good no-kink hose that is not too expensive for a while. I find that most no-kink hoses accomplish the no-kink by not being flexible at all! I have a hose reel that I would want to reel this up into so it would need to be fairly flexible.
These seem to be a reasonable price but how flexible are they?
These seem to be a reasonable price but how flexible are they?
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I've been waiting for SOMEBODY to comment, but I will if no one else will -- NAUGHTY Eric! Did you Photoshop that yourself or did you find the altered image somewhere?DoubleDogFarm wrote:If you look, you will see.gixxerific wrote:Where is the punch line?
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...the concept sorta goes with the blue liquid fertilizer, doesn't it
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