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old hoses

In Reply to: Tophats posted by Carthage on November 28, 2002 at 20:40:37:

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Posted by:
DaveA
on November 29, 2002 at 23:54:04

if you're using old ho's then you're getting ho's that are stretched out. You can probably get them to work if you use tophats, but better to just get some new hosing. Cheap stuff, most standard hose will fit. I use the bomb and it's fine with any hose I've ever bought new.

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: if you're using old ho's then you're getting ho's that are stretched out. You can probably get them to work if you use tophats, but better to just get some new hosing. Cheap stuff, most standard hose will fit. I use the bomb and it's fine with any hose I've ever bought new.

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