Best Hose and Nozzle for Watering

[leatherback]

3/4 thread, but it is a 3/4" PT (according to California Bonsai website) while my brain thinks they are just some metric size

Here I find all the gardenhose connectors are inch-based. I would not be surprised that in gardenhose connectors, that is the default sizing in many places .

 

[Brian Van Fleet]

Let’s not forget the cordless option.

 

[leatherback]

Let’s not forget the cordless option.
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I saw those advertised on alibaba. But there was a warning. Water not included.

 

[Jeramiah]

I was doing some more research yesterday... I have a technical/mechanical brain that don't let me leave good enough alone (a curse) and found out that the Maskuni does have a 3/4 thread, but it is a 3/4" PT (according to California Bonsai website) while my brain thinks they are just some metric size... probably M22 (but don't know the pitch) as most water pressure washers. What I did find out in a Japanese website is that they advertise the Masakuni rosette as a replacement for the Kikuwa (which is identical to the Joshua Roth). And if that is so means that it could be swapped... I think you mentioned it before, but the liquid PTFE will probably do the trick to stopping the small leak.

@Jeramiah, can you spec out the Masakuni to see if there is a possibility to offer it on your website? For those of you that don't know Jeramiah's prices are pretty spot on with the Japanese prices. I was looking at buying the small Masakuni M9 (no relation to the Beretta M9) wire cutters and while everybody else had it up-charged, his price was around the same price on the Japanese website.

I have been trying to carry Masakuni tools, but they have never responded to the 15 or so emails I have sent them over the last few years. I usually try about 5 times a year. If anyone can get me a contact, I would contact them again. I will contact them again using the email that is on what appears to be their website.

 

[Rivka]

Thank You

Bobby, you can keep your threads more compact, readable, and searchable by using the “like”/react button as a way of thanking folks for their input rather than reposting each comment.