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Nelson Brass/Metal Hose Repair Clamp Connector Male 50520
Nelson Sprinkler 50520 5/8" & 3/4" Brass & Metal Male Hose RepairInstead of throwing away a leaky hose, repair it quickly and easily with a Nelson hose repair product.Nelson Sprinkler 50520 5/8" & 3/4" Brass & Metal Male Hose Repair Features;; Male; Repairs 5/8" and 3/4" garden hoses; Brass coupling and shank; Metal clamps with chip and rust resistant powder coat paint
Lowest New Price: USD 2.95
Nice Product
Was ready to throw out the hose when I came across this product.
Quick fit and connect and I was up and running. No leaks. Great product.
Works like a charm.
I bought this connector a year ago for one of my hoses. Still working perfectly a year later. I'm back for another one for another hose.
rock solid
Prior to ordering this, I purchased a kit from a local hardware store. A prior reviewer and I had the exact same experience. The the other one leaked because the metal was thin and cheap. This one is brass and there are no leaks at all. It's a great product. I almost took the old one back to my local hardware store with a picture of this one to suggest that they replace what they have with this product.
Small hint when installing (mine didn't come with instructions) - if you have a tight fit with your hose, soak the hose in hot water for 30 or so seconds, then it should slip right on.
Solid chunk of metal and does what I need!
I ran over the end of my garden hose with the edge of my mower and the threading for the end was smashed beyond repair. So I went to a local Big Box home supply store and got a compression fitting like this item. Only it was junk. It was a thin piece of pot metal and apparently put together by child slave labor. It went on and leaked everywhere, not just where you would expect it to (from the hose end) but from the connecting point where the threading met the compression fitting!
So, I was looking for something more substantial. This thing fit the bill. It anchors itself on the hose with a couple of screws, so the compression is good, and it's a thick solid chuck of metal throughout, with actual brass (not chrome plated slag). It hasn't leaked a drop since I put it on. The cost isn't too bad if you have Prime. But in hindsight, buying a replacement hose probably wouldn't have been a bad alternative. But that seems wasteful to me and this thing was WAY better than the garbage I found in the stores.
