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High-Pressure Hose Extension

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SKU:
Q_HPEX

Description

Industrial Strength. Constant Pressure Ready.

The High Pressure Hose Extension is the ultimate heavy-duty leader hose, designed specifically to withstand constant static pressure. Unlike standard "hose savers" or coil hoses that are meant only for downstream use, this reinforced rubber extension is rated for up to 150 PSI, making it safe to install before your timer or valves.

Built with professional-grade components, this extension acts as a flexible bridge between your hard plumbing and your filter assembly. It relieves the mechanical stress on your faucet caused by heavy irrigation fittings and manifolds, preventing costly damage to your home's pipes while maintaining a leak-proof, high-pressure seal.

Why Choose a High Pressure Extension?
  • Static Pressure Rated: Engineered to handle "always-on" water pressure, allowing you to leave the faucet open 24/7 without fear of the hose bursting.
  • Stress Relief: By lowering the connection point of your head assembly, it prevents heavy timers and filters from torquing or cracking your outdoor spigot.
  • Heavy-Duty Construction: Made from thick, reinforced rubber that resists kinks, UV damage, and temperature fluctuations far better than vinyl alternatives.
  • Solid Brass Fittings: Crimped with industrial-strength brass couplings (3/4" MHT x FHT) that won't corrode or fuse to your faucet.
Technical Specifications

Professional specs for a reliable connection.

Specification Details
Product Type High Pressure Leader Hose
Connection Types 3/4" FHT Inlet x 3/4" MHT Outlet
Inlet Connection 3/4" Female Hose Thread (FHT) Swivel
Outlet Connection 3/4" Male Hose Thread (MHT)
Pressure Rating 150 PSI (Static/Constant)
Material Reinforced Rubber with Brass Couplings
Manufacturer DripWorks
Installation & Maintenance

Step 1: Inspect the Connection
Ensure the high-quality rubber washer is seated inside the female swivel end. This is critical for holding back high static pressure.

Step 2: Attach to Faucet
Screw the female end onto your hose bibb. Tighten by hand, then give it a small 1/4 turn with pliers if necessary to seal against high pressure—but do not overtighten.

Step 3: Connect Components
Attach your filter, regulator, or timer to the male end. The hose allows you to lay these components on the ground or mount them to a wall, removing the weight from the faucet.

✔ Compatibility Check

  • Thread Type: Standard 3/4" Hose Threads (GHT).
  • Ideal For: Connecting Faucets to Timers, Filters, or Manifolds.
  • Safe For: Constant pressure applications (upstream of valves/timers).

Complete Your System

Protect your investment with these compatible high-performance parts:

  • Timers: Keep your expensive timer safe by mounting it downstream of this extension.
  • Hose Thread Filters: Makes accessing and cleaning your filter mesh significantly easier.
  • Pressure Regulators: Essential for stepping down the high pressure from the hose to a usable level.
  • Backflow Preventer: A critical safety device for any irrigation system connected to potable water.
  • Brass Manifolds: Connect a heavy 4-way splitter to this hose to rest it on the ground.

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