4 Set 3/4 Inch Solid Brass Garden Hose Connector Hose Mender, Water Hose Repair Kit Female and Male Hose Connector with Tape, Stainless Steel Clamp and Rubber Gasket

This review is for the 4 Set 3/4 Inch Solid Brass Garden Hose Connector Hose Mender, Water Hose Repair Kit Female and Male Hose Connector with Tape, Stainless Steel Clamp and Rubber Gasket Okay, if you have a 3/4" hose that needs a new end, or a coupler, this is the kit that you'll need. The repair parts are really 3/4" parts. None of this " fits 5/8" and 3/4" crap " that never holds when installed into a 3/4" hose. You've got to work at getting these parts into a 3/4" hose. With the cost of things today, I'd say these parts are quality, and a very good buy at the price. Good luck.

I got this because I have a hose that broke. I put it on and it is functional and works great for my needs. It was ease to install? It is made of good quality and a good value for the money. It was easy to connect the two hoses together. It is easy to clean you just wipe off what ever you get on it.

One reviewer was correct. These aren't quite big enough for 3/4" hose. With the clamps, you can squeeze the hose to prevent significant leaking, but some drips will still occur. You''ll no doubt have to cut the ends off every once in a while so that the leaking stays minimal. The other downside, which was evident before ordering, is that the clamps needed to keep the hose on the fixture protrude beyond the hose. I'm still looking for a way to deal with that. Otherwise, a very good product, well worth the 4 stars.

While in the movie, "The Graduate" the word of the movie was, "plastics", there is no substitute for real brass. Plastic strips out and breaks. These will last the lifetime of the hose.

I used this to salvage about 35' of a 50' garden hose that was in pretty good shape except for one end had been chewed up by something. The hose material didn't have much give to it, I was having trouble getting the barb into the hose. I ended up using a sprinkler riser extractor tool (first the ½", then the ¾") to stretch the hose enough to accept the barb. The tool is tapered, so I'd push the tool in as far as I could, then leave the hose sitting in the sun a bit to relax, then push the extraction tool in a bit more and repeat until the barb fit. So far it's working great, no leaks. Good garden hoses are not cheap, I was happy I could salvage what I did.

good price for these and more teflon tape than I will ever use. Not sure why that is included but I will use it. All hardware is good quality too. Should last my lifetime (: I also notice that these threads are among the smoothest working I have ever put together. Had some cheap one's before that were sharp and crudely made....not these.

Worked great.

If you're seeking a reliable and durable solution for connecting your garden hoses, the BoArt 4-Pack Solid Brass Garden Hose Quick Connectors are an excellent choice.