Favorite Beaches: Sherman island, Roosevelt park- gorge, Moriah Harbor-Great Exuma Bahamas, Little Sable Point Lake Michigan, Oscoda Lake Huron, Long Beach IN Lake Michigan, Escanaba, HWY 2 U.P. Michigan, Lake St. Clair, Harsen's Island, Tawas.
Gear: Slingshot RPM Slingshot Rally Duotone Evo Liquid Force DLX Slingshot Celeritas
Does someone have a recommendation for a hose replacement? I have 5 pumps one of which is a WMFG and all of the others have the standard connection (twist locking). I'm abandoning the WMFG pump since the hose's are complete garbage and cant seem to make it through a full season. I looked on Amazon and couldn't find a simple replacement for a standard cheap hose. I found one boating website that sells them, but that was about it. The hose on the boating site was 8$ I wouldn't be surprised if the shipping costs more then the order. Thanks for any insight.
Simply separate the adapters from both ends of the broken hose then replace the hose with anything which is a good interference fit. Garden hose, anything. Use zip ties to stop the adapters moving.
Simply separate the adapters from both ends of the broken hose then replace the hose with anything which is a good interference fit. Garden hose, anything. Use zip ties to stop the adapters moving.
Good idea, I use electric tape for now but I know it will not last.
Favorite Beaches: Sherman island, Roosevelt park- gorge, Moriah Harbor-Great Exuma Bahamas, Little Sable Point Lake Michigan, Oscoda Lake Huron, Long Beach IN Lake Michigan, Escanaba, HWY 2 U.P. Michigan, Lake St. Clair, Harsen's Island, Tawas.
Gear: Slingshot RPM Slingshot Rally Duotone Evo Liquid Force DLX Slingshot Celeritas
I used heat shrink and its still working but I have my doubts it'll last much longer. Which is why I was looking for a more permanent solution. Also, I don't want to use the WMFG hose in cold temps.
Simply separate the adapters from both ends of the broken hose then replace the hose with anything which is a good interference fit. Garden hose, anything. Use zip ties to stop the adapters moving.
If you are like me and stuff the hose inside the kite bag, then be sure to wrap over the zip tie with hockey tape or bike tape or something - had it wear a hole in the canopy from a sharp edge