We have finally got round to using a long bit of waste pipe for serviced pitches, and quite keen to have a go at the fresh water ones. I might sound a bit dim, but how does this connect to the outside tap? The adapter kits ive been looking at come with different size threads, but I dont recall seeing threaded taps on serviced pitches before. How do you get it to stay on if not threaded?
There are kits of fittings for the various tap/thread sizes available on-line and quite cheaply, often the activating ballcock valve will come with them. The water pressure (especially in France)has a tendency blow the push-on type off too easily so a threaded one is best.
Link - http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/Connectors-Clamps-Fittings/181013/i.html?_nkw=hosepipe+fittings
Dave.
Post last edited on 09/03/2017 11:09:47
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Every serviced pitch we have been on has a threaded tap.
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