Posted by George.com on February 3, 2008, 3:07 am
Len
Do you have pictures posted on your website of the outlet hose from your
washing machine on to the lawn?
I gather you run a hose out of the back of the WM onto the lawn.
Are you able to link me to photos that show your hook up from WM to lawn?
Much appreciated if yes.
rob
Posted by George W. Frost on February 3, 2008, 3:58 am
> Len
> Do you have pictures posted on your website of the outlet hose from your
> washing machine on to the lawn?
> I gather you run a hose out of the back of the WM onto the lawn.
> Are you able to link me to photos that show your hook up from WM to lawn?
> Much appreciated if yes.
> rob
I have a freind who has his washing machimne outlet going out to his grass
but he lives in Moe, which is close to Ya lawn
Posted by len gardener on February 3, 2008, 1:18 pm
g'day rob,
no pic's i could do if need be provide some but it is a standard sort
of ribbed/concertina style hose like a vacuum hose very flexible they
come in standard lengths all set up to connect to the machine hose
buyt them from most hardware stores we got our from that bunning
store, they are in black or i have seen grey colour.
let me know if you still want pic's
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len & bev
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Posted by George.com on February 3, 2008, 11:50 pm
> g'day rob,
> no pic's i could do if need be provide some but it is a standard sort
> of ribbed/concertina style hose like a vacuum hose very flexible they
> come in standard lengths all set up to connect to the machine hose
> buyt them from most hardware stores we got our from that bunning
> store, they are in black or i have seen grey colour.
> let me know if you still want pic's
So you have a one run hose out to the garden Len? I do know the type you
mean, the standard outlet hose that comes with the machine but longer.
I basically want to rig a bodge job for a few dollars. The outlet hose is
quite a bit bigger than a standard garden hose. I don't want to pay much
money for any hosing if possible. Unless I can get my hands on 20 odd
lengths of the WM outlet hose & find a simple way of joining them I think I
may be stuck with a smaller diameter hose (like garden hose) & some
mechanism to have to narrow the diameter down. Bunnings here would charge
about $6 per metre length which runs out to around $100 bucks for something
that would do the back lawn. Too much for my liking. If you have any bright
ideas let me know. I will report back on my progress.
Thanks
Rob
Posted by Terryc on February 4, 2008, 12:33 am
George.com wrote:
> I basically want to rig a bodge job for a few dollars. The outlet hose
> is quite a bit bigger than a standard garden hose. I don't want to pay
> much money for any hosing if possible. Unless I can get my hands on 20
> odd lengths of the WM outlet hose & find a simple way of joining them I
> think I may be stuck with a smaller diameter hose (like garden hose) &
> some mechanism to have to narrow the diameter down. Bunnings here would
> charge about $6 per metre length which runs out to around $100 bucks for
> something that would do the back lawn. Too much for my liking. If you
> have any bright ideas let me know. I will report back on my progress.
Using standard garden hose is not going to work, unless the washing
machine empties into a surge tub (laundry sink?). If you try and use the
wm pump to pump it that length, you will end up burning it out.
Sounds like you are just goingto have to bite the bullet and buy stuff
unless yuou want to scavenge vacume cleaner hosing or such.
> Do you have pictures posted on your website of the outlet hose from your
> washing machine on to the lawn?
> I gather you run a hose out of the back of the WM onto the lawn.
> Are you able to link me to photos that show your hook up from WM to lawn?
> Much appreciated if yes.
> rob