Pirit heated hose
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danemayer
Well-known member
I used a Pirit hose 2 winters ago in Colorado. The first one failed after about 2 weeks. They sent a replacement by next day air which lasted for the next 3 weeks. The following winter it failed after a few days. I bought pipe heat tape at the local hardware store, taped it to the hose, covered it with insulation, and it did a nice job for the next 5 weeks.
westxsrt10
Perfict Senior Member
I have the K&H heated hose.....it leaked first time out. (where the brass is crimped to the rubber hose, non fixable).
Pathfinder12
Member
Pirit was having problems last year with an older model. They fixed the thermostat issue, and have the new model in stock, but you will find many of the older ones still for sale. I think their website can direct you to recognize the newer model- it is a different color.
I do not use mine often, but I am so glad I have it when I need it!
www.pirithose.com
I do not use mine often, but I am so glad I have it when I need it!
www.pirithose.com
rene_terry
Member
Been reading about the "No Freeze Water Hose". Does anyone have any experience with this one? Here's there website... http://www.nofreezewaterhose.com/
They are incredibly expensive, but if they have no failure, is it worth it? Thoughts?
They are incredibly expensive, but if they have no failure, is it worth it? Thoughts?
TravelTiger
Founding Texas-West Chapter Leaders-Retired
All, also consider the supply water pipe as it comes out of the ground. If it is not protected from freezing, having a heated hose doesn't make much difference. Some campgrounds we've encountered want you disconnected from the spigot if the temp is below freezing, and you become responsible if their pipe, while you are using it, freezes and bursts.
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Silverado23
Iowa Chapter Leaders
camping world sells them for a fraction of the price. http://www.campingworld.com/shopping/product/pirit-heated-hose/10625
