New kitchen impact on garden tap

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Hi

I've long wanted to replace garden tap for one with a thread that will securely hold garden hose. Current one can only be secured with jubilee clip which comes off when the tap is on fully.

Problem now is that new kitchen units have restricted access to wall where plumming for tap is (can get to isolating valve, but that's about it)

From the look of the tap above, is it likely that I can fit new tap without replacing the supply pope etc??

Thank you
 
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That one has a thread. Unscrew the larger knurled bit where the hose pushes on. This bit

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Just change the connector on the tap they are readily available and hardly a big job
 
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Many thanks for prompt and constructive replies. I've tried the various adapters, but they don't hold the hose to the tap when latter fully on.

I'm not at home right now, but Re first response: Would unscrewing that section give me something to screw an adaptor to it??
 
just buy the one I showed you , cut the hose and fit the adapter, remove the brass part on your tap and fit the plastic part, very very easy to do
 
That's great. I seem to recall it was very stiff last time I tried to shift it, but will give it a go in the week.

Cheers
 
you can try dripping a bit of WD40 onto the top of the threaded ring. It is built so that gravity will help it seep down to the thread. I think a small brush will work better than a spray.

BTW I use a screw on nozzle with Hoselock snap-on spigot, but mine is brass. It came in a set from some DIY shed or Aldi, with matching connectors to go on the hose.

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Why did you not get the kitchen plumbers to do a properly fitted outside tap, rather than that DIY garbage?
 
"DIY garbage" Been there about 20 years so bound to look a bit battered, weathered now.

Also, had so many probs with kitchen installation that glad to see em off the property.
 

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