Hourleey Garden Hose Repair Connector with Clamps, Fit for 3/4" or 5/8" Garden Hose Fitting, 4 Set

Heavy duty and durable! I use a lot of hoses across 3 acres of gardens and orchards. Much cheaper to cut out kinks and cracks and utilize the proper length. I bought 2 boxes.TIP Dip the hose end in very hot water for a few seconds then slide the adapter into the hose and clamp down. It was MUCH easier than struggling. No leaks at all!

Great quality, easy connection, seals tight when installed, very durable brass which fits tight for both sizes. Can be used for more than garden hoses.I used them for engine flush to connect the hoses to flush out heater core and engine..These work great.

The Hourleey Garden Hose Repair Connector is a practical solution for fixing damaged garden hoses. It’s easy to install, and the clamps hold the connector securely in place, fitting both 3/4" and 5/8" hoses well. The material feels sturdy and durable, and it provides a tight, leak-free seal. My only minor concern is that the clamps could be a bit stronger for heavy-duty use, but overall, it’s an effective and affordable option for quick hose repairs. Perfect for extending the life of your garden hose!

So, I could buy one of these sets at the orange big box store, or get four for the same price right here. Easy decision.I ran over the heavy duty 100 foot hose with the riding mower. I wasn't ready to toss the hose as this is the first season I'm using it. This repair connector kit is what I needed. The quality is ok. Not top of the line, but does the job, and again, the price is right.The clamps are sub-par. Don't think you're going to make it work just using your flathead screwdriver - not happening. Maybe if you have a thin low duty hose the screwdriver will work. However, medium or heavy duty, just go straight for the ratchet. Get out your ratchet set and pull out the 7mm socket - this is what you'll need. The clamp on the male side was ok. However, on the female side, before I could get it tight enough, the clamp stripped. Maybe my heavy duty hose was too much for it to handle? I have better clamps in my tool chest, so I used one of those on the female side, and everything is working fine now - no leaks under full pressure.It got the job done, and saved me the cost of the hose. Good quality hoses are quite expensive these days, so these connectors are a good solution to get more life out of your damaged hose.

Worked great

Hose sprung a leak near the end so cut it off and installed a new Male Fitting on it. Got these with both Male and Female ends and the hose clamps to keep them on. It was a tight fit but sprayed a little lubricant on it and pushed it on with a little force. Then tightened down the hose clamp to complete the job. When testing for leaks I did Not get it tight enough so had to crank it down some more. Then all was golden. Good, easy and inexpensive repair. I highly recommend this item for hose repair.

functionally these are OK.. they dont leak or anything like that.. weight-wise they seem VERY light.... probably not solid brass.. more like brass plated aluminum.. if they are brass it is some very thin stuff.

The media could not be loaded. A critter ate through one of my hoses (light gray hose) , which I repaired the female end at the nozzle. These parts literally rejuvenated my hoses and made them leak free. They are solid pieces of brass and should last a while.I also cut the 50' black hose in half, because the 50' hose is difficult to drag around and is mostly unnecessary.Easy to install with some rags and gloves. I now have 3 hoses.