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2 Orbit Water Hose Nozzles @Costco B&M YMMV $6.97
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For reference only: https://www.costco.com/orbit-2-pa...38780.html
Item 1902326
Part metal, part plastic. Looks like they may last longer than most.
Amazon reviews [amazon.com].
Seen in Redmond WA store.
Item 1902326
Part metal, part plastic. Looks like they may last longer than most.
Amazon reviews [amazon.com].
Seen in Redmond WA store.
Created 07-25-2022
at 09:56 PM
by MadPup
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Is there any nozzle I can buy that I won't have to replace every year?
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Anyhow, about every 1-2 seasons I take the screw out of the front, soak overnight in vinegar and use a non metal brush to scrub clean before re-assembling! I also use silicone grease on the o-ring and a dab of grease on the plastic spring loaded detent tit, re-assemble and good to go! I usually get quite a few years before having to replace and usually it is because I may have dropped the head on a weak area of the unit ie plastic piece etc.
WORD OF CAUTION if you disassemble to clean: Before removing the screw from the front point the face of the sprayer upward as the detent "tit" coupled to a small spring can easily fall out and be lost forever especially in the grass,etc. If this gets lost the unit is worthless as this keeps the head from spinning freely while on a setting.
Is there any nozzle I can buy that I won't have to replace every year?
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That said, I found that these kind of lever-type nozzles tend to leak after a year, 2 max. I have since switched to the trigger-type nozzles. They will eventually leak too but they tend to last quite a bit longer (3+ years easily).
Anyhow, about every 1-2 seasons I take the screw out of the front, soak overnight in vinegar and use a non metal brush to scrub clean before re-assembling! I also use silicone grease on the o-ring and a dab of grease on the plastic spring loaded detent tit, re-assemble and good to go! I usually get quite a few years before having to replace and usually it is because I may have dropped the head on a weak area of the unit ie plastic piece etc.
WORD OF CAUTION if you disassemble to clean: Before removing the screw from the front point the face of the sprayer upward as the detent "tit" coupled to a small spring can easily fall out and be lost forever especially in the grass,etc. If this gets lost the unit is worthless as this keeps the head from spinning freely while on a setting.
I can confirm. Got this exact set in 2020 and it leaks. It happened at the final end where connects to the hose it had a seam separate.
I'm using Sam's Club Member Mark fireman style nozzles and they've been great this season. We'll see if they hold up though…
I'm using Sam's Club Member Mark fireman style nozzles and they've been great this season. We'll see if they hold up though…