Garden hose connection kit (public fountains)

[oli 80]

Good evening, here is a water intake for presto taps
http://www.zimagez.com/zimage/dsc1241.php

it is used to block the push button and to connect its garden hose, the 2 in 1, if it is of interest

as i said before, there are solutions in the trade, but they are not always suitable for all situations, so aut tinker yourself

for gildas
if the fitting you had would have had the same diameter as that of a 20/27 tap, which would be nice, it is that we could connect a washing machine or dishwasher with the rubber sleeve on a tap without screw and the plastic fitting you will have kept for the garden hose apart from adding a gasket

Hello here is the link where I found the presto water intake
http://forum.campingcar-infos.com/viewt ... =1&t=38412
I know now it's the holidays, I hope that this topic here will be useful as much to the other members of the forum and the site, but also to others who just come to take a look, I opened this topic here, because if I have to register on lots of others forums of crafts to share my ideas I'm doing more
and forums motorhome operators, you must have a motorhome to be a member, but hey these tips are not limited to motorhome operators

now i have posted enough on this topic, so i will let the other members of the forum continue this discussion here

[oli 80]

Good evening, here is a water intake for presto taps
http://www.zimagez.com/zimage/dsc1241.php

it is used to block the push button and to connect its garden hose, the 2 in 1, if it is of interest

as i said before, there are solutions in the trade, but they are not always suitable for all situations, so aut tinker yourself

for gildas
if the fitting you had would have had the same diameter as that of a 20/27 tap, which would be nice, it is that we could connect a washing machine or dishwasher with the rubber sleeve on a tap without screw and the plastic fitting you will have kept for the garden hose apart from adding a gasket

Hello here is the link where I found the presto water intake
http://forum.campingcar-infos.com/viewt ... =1&t=38412
I know now it's the holidays, I hope that this topic here will be useful as much to the other members of the forum and the site, but also to others who just come to take a look, I opened this topic here, because if I have to register on lots of others forums of crafts to share my ideas I'm doing more
and forums motorhome operators, you must have a motorhome to be a member, but hey these tips are not limited to motorhome operators

now i have posted enough on this topic, so i will let the other members of the forum continue this discussion here

http://forum.campingcar-infos.com/viewt ... se#p429295
because we can’t edit anymore

[oli 80]

: XNUMX: Hi, I had once seen that the rubber part of the fitting was roughly screwed to the plastic part with a large thread molded in the rubber which corresponds with that of the plastic fitting, of course

Exact! I just unscrew it just now.

Hello, I could not prevent myself from it I wanted to stop posting here but it was stronger than me, about fittings there are some which also use the "fireman" model http://www.aidecampingcar.com/forumO/vi ... 1be06e5926
all that it is very beautiful but without the key to open the fire hydrant you do that slab.

[oli 80]

Good evening, now I think I know why nobody puts tips on forumswhether here or the others forums,
because it would be illegal to connect with a garden hose to a fire hydrant

I think there are still people who have managed to tinker with something to connect to a fire hydrant, but prefer to keep it for themselves rather than noising it on the net, which seems normal to me, if you want know how to connect with a garden hose on this type of terminal, it would suffice to see how gypsies do

[oli 80]

Good evening, here are new accessories to connect to smooth spout taps
http://shop.aserviceclean.com/800-tuyau ... ettes.html
and say that I am pissed at tinkering with this thing with a piece of garden hose and a rubber conical tip (white) from a jet breaker
http://laboutiquedumenage.com/index.php ... ucts_id=82

this one could go on the spout of a public standpipe
http://www.jpg.fr/entretien-services-ge ... emplissage

and this one too
http://www.produitsdentretien.net/fiche.asp?id=19035

[oli 80]

: XNUMX: Hi, I had once seen that the rubber part of the fitting was roughly screwed to the plastic part with a large thread molded in the rubber which corresponds with that of the plastic fitting, of course

so if we remove the rubber part with the serflex collar
we could replace it with a rubber hat cap for glass bottle from this link http://www.simaco-shop.com/fr/vins-de-f ... houc-.html

if the drilled plug has the same type of molded thread
we can attach the plastic fitting to it and we would have our fitting for fire hydrant

well here I think I found the solution

Hello, yet another solution for a fire hydrant tip
http://www.pole-elevage.com/vente-mater ... gneaux-59/
http://www.ducatillon.com/produit_tetin ... -5453.html
these teats fit on large diameters by fitting, so no screw cap a bit like here
http://www.breedershop.com/lait-materni ... etine.html
here it is too small but it is just to show that the teat is fitted to the neck of the bottle
the other teats for large necks can be used as a fountain terminal tip, then I let you imagine how to fix the garden hose on the teat

but hey I doubt that someone reacts on this toipc, or we are on a forum of the third age be one forum lazy people, here I understood how it works, it's provocation-reaction

[Grelinette]

Hello oli 80,

I quickly went through comments on the subject but I don't really understand what you are waiting for !!!!

In fact, if I understood correctly this subject concerns the possible connections on an atypical water supply ...

In terms of water connection, currently there is not much surprise because on the one hand, almost everything that exists is standard, and on the other hand there are also fittings and reducers that allow to pass from 'one standard to another.

For example, for watering there are fittings with screw threads expressed in inches (1/4 inch, 1/2 inch, etc.), or old fittings (which some call "cat's head" , "firefighter", "express", etc) but connecting one to the other is not a problem.

Certainly, we have all needed a few times to connect a classic hose to an "exotic" inlet (like a street fountain) and here too there are all kinds of rubber sleeves of all shapes and sizes which adapt easily:


You can also use your ingenuity like heating a lighter size plymouth pipe with a lighter, or using a piece of inner tube from a car, bicycle or motorbike to make a connection sleeve.

Here, I hope that my remarks brought you a little help.

[oli 80]

Good evening, in fact I had opened this subject to propose the connection of a garden hose to a public standpipe like this http://amontcev.free.fr/borne%20fontaine_.htm
or what looks older http://fr.sujet-topos.com/borne-fontaine-montmagny it's true that the tricks want you there you go

Anyway, I just wanted to share some tips on this subject, to share ideas, it's true, I recognize that the subject is quite eccentric.

I often manage to ask myself questions that no one is asking

[oli 80]

Hello oli 80,

I quickly went through comments on the subject but I don't really understand what you are waiting for !!!!

In fact, if I understood correctly this subject concerns the possible connections on an atypical water supply ...

In terms of water connection, currently there is not much surprise because on the one hand, almost everything that exists is standard, and on the other hand there are also fittings and reducers that allow to pass from 'one standard to another.

For example, for watering there are fittings with screw threads expressed in inches (1/4 inch, 1/2 inch, etc.), or old fittings (which some call "cat's head" , "firefighter", "express", etc) but connecting one to the other is not a problem.

Certainly, we have all needed a few times to connect a classic hose to an "exotic" inlet (like a street fountain) and here too there are all kinds of rubber sleeves of all shapes and sizes which adapt easily:


You can also use your ingenuity like heating a lighter size plymouth pipe with a lighter, or using a piece of inner tube from a car, bicycle or motorbike to make a connection sleeve.

Here, I hope that my remarks brought you a little help.

one day, I managed to make a connection for the garden hose with that http://www.apiman.fr/product.php?id_product=2593
this object has existed for a very long time, everyone remembers that grandmother had this nozzle on the kitchen tap, memory, memory
it gave about that http://www.zimagez.com/zimage/p1260674.php
the photo is not of me i found it on the net

[Macro]

I made one with grandmother's tip for my parents' motorhome. I simply recovered in my scrap bins a piece of copper of 10/12 with a male threaded tip of 15/21 welded to the end. I tore off the hose to grandmother and fitted the copper pipe in the rubber bellows, a colson around that and zou ...

I had not seen this post ... But my mother being spending her days on the forum camping car info it's really weird that the photo is not there ...