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Hozelock Ultra 6 Spray Gun & Free Hose End Connector Model 2682-1 & 2050 $18.45 + $6.95 Shipping

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Hozelock Ultra 6 Spray Gun & Free Hose End Connector Model 2682-1 & 2050 $18.45 + $6.95 Shipping
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Store RepPRATB on 19/08/2012 - 11:08 rockaroundtheblock.com.au (203 clicks)

Reduced from our usual price of $24.35 to $18.45 and we're throwing in a free hose connector (model 2050) worth $4.45 for a total saving of $10.35

A stylish & ultra modern hose spray gun. It combines fantastic looks, comfortable soft-touch materials & excellent ergonomics. A variable trigger flow with a two stage locking mechanism.

Features:
Jet, cone & fast-fill spray options
Variable flow trigger with 2 stage lock (40% or 100%)
Ideal for cleaning tasks.
Warranty: 2 Years Guarantee
Made in Birmingham UK

Get in quick - 20 only at this price with the free hose connector!

Shipping is $6.95 for this item - if you add more products to your cart and the package goes over 500g the shipping may increase.
This offer is not exclusive to Ozbargain but we're publishing here for your benefit.

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  • UFO on 19/08/2012 - 18:18
    +3

    meh… not really a great deal to be honest.
    Hoselink is better imo.

    http://www.hoselink.com.au/buy/metal-front-trigger-8-functio…
    $9.90 metal trigger gun

    http://www.hoselink.com.au/buy/hose-connector/2420
    $5.90 hose connector

    plus $10 postage = $25

    And you're buying from an australian company.

    I know it sounds like I'm selling this stuff, but as a happy customer Im happy to gives them a free plug.

  • [Deactivated] on 19/08/2012 - 19:58
    +1

    I don't know why companies continue to produce spray guns with trigger/handle type valves. They produce cramp very quickly in the fingers (trigger) or hands (handle). Ball valves have been around for ages now and I wouldn't buy anything else. You can turn them on and off with one finger, and aren't forced to hold them in position to run them, thus avoiding hand cramp and fatigue. You'll get a Gardena type for around $11 from Bunnings, or a knockoff for $5 - like this. You'll never look back, I promise. http://www.rona.ca/images/94295069_L.jpg

    Sorry OP, but these things aren't worth it any more.

    • berger on 19/08/2012 - 21:23

      The idea of a trigger handle is for water restrictions, so when you release your hold of the trigger, water stops. The idea you suggested might be a better idea, but it's no good during restrictions.

    • Store RepRATB @ Rock Around The Block on 19/08/2012 - 22:12

      TonyP, this Hozelock model does have a trigger lock - both at 40% on and 100% on - so you won't get hand cramps. We did mention this in the original post.

  • zealmax on 20/08/2012 - 14:07

    Got a cheap one from bunnings for like $3. It does the job.

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