High Flow Garden Hose Setup: 3/4" High Flow Valve + 3/4" Fire Hose Nozzle (3/4" VS 5/8" Testing)
Vložit
- čas přidán 13. 08. 2021
- In this video we demonstrate how to dramatically increase your garden hoses ability to shoot higher gallons per minute and shoot water much further down range. Modifications include addition of a high flow 3/4'' ball valve to replace the stock twist spigot, 3/4'' internal diameter high flow garden hose, and an Underhill Full Throttle Single Variable Flow Firefighter Hose Nozzle (NG500-SFH-775)
Amazon Affiliate: amzn.to/3jTyDqf
CZcams: / ultralightbackpacker
Instagram: / ultralightbackpacker
Patreon: / ultralightbackpacker
ORDER ALL THESE PARTS HERE:
Amazon Affiliate: amzn.to/3jTyDqf
Watts 3/4" High Flow Ball Valve: www.homedepot.com/p/Watts-3-4...
3/4" FIP to Garden Hose Adapter: www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-...
Underhill High Flow Fire Nozzle (70PSI Or More): amzn.to/3g4fMb0
Underhill Low Flow Fire Nozzle (70PSI Or Less): amzn.to/3AISFdX
Underhill 3/4" High Flow Garden Hose (Various Sizes): amzn.to/3CYnaP8
Like, Share, Subscribe!
Sleep/Shelter:
ULA Circuit Pack: bit.ly/2m8qpR3
Six Moon Designs Lunar Solo: amzn.to/2lIp97m
Carbon Fiber Pole for Lunar Solo: amzn.to/2mnyZf0
PolyCro UL Footprint: amzn.to/2nR9DH0
Vargo Ti Nail Stakes (Best tent stakes I've ever used): amzn.to/2n9HYk9
Sea To Summit UL Pillow: amzn.to/2neui7t
Enlightened Equipment Revelation Quilt: bit.ly/2kr2jk6
Zpacks UL Solo Quilt: bit.ly/2lLajMO
Zpacks Down Booties: bit.ly/2lHHNfj
Sea To Summit Ultralight Insulated: amzn.to/2mmpFbj
Sea To Summit UL Pump Sack: amzn.to/2nipnlO
Thermarest NeoAir X-Therm: amzn.to/2nNwiUs
Thermarest Z-Lite: amzn.to/2mmrbKx
Thermarest Electric Pump: amzn.to/2mnRK27
Food/Fuel:
Zpacks Bear Bag: bit.ly/2kDhHtt
LiteAF Rock Sack/PCT Stick Kit: bit.ly/2lHFedb
Soto Windmaster: amzn.to/2maVOmo
BRS-3000T: amzn.to/2maKfvv
Toaks Titanium 750 Pot: amzn.to/2mkkxEH
Toaks Titanium 450 Cup: amzn.to/2mnCx0O
Reflectix Coozy (cut to size DIY): amzn.to/2mkl1dZ
REI Micro Towels: bit.ly/2kr6Kvg
Sawyer Squeeze Filter: amzn.to/2nbqnbJ
Katadyn BeFree Filter: amzn.to/2nSKN9H
Hydrapak 3L Seeker Bag (For BeFree): amzn.to/2nhpn5C
Evernew 2L Bag (For Sawyer): amzn.to/2nQ4vml
Clothing:
Altra Lone Peak 3.5 UL Trail Runners: amzn.to/2ncgoCY
Darn Tough Hiking Socks (1/4 cushion): amzn.to/2nN0XRL
Columbia Silver Ridge Convertible Pants (must have): amzn.to/2ndY6RP
ExOfficio 9 inch Hiker Brief: amzn.to/2ney2Wz
Columbia Silver Ridge Hiking Shirt: amzn.to/2mkxpux
Patagonia R3 Fleece Hoodie: bit.ly/2kDjejd
Mountain Hardwear Ghost Whisperer UL Down Hoodie: amzn.to/2lJMlCg
Zpacks DCF Rain Kilt: bit.ly/2lMHKi0
Outdoor Research Helium HD Rain Jacket: amzn.to/2mbuyEi
Zpacks Beanie: bit.ly/2lL7QSA
REI Fleece Gloves: bit.ly/2kdmKko
Buff Neck Gaiter: amzn.to/2lEnzTT
PCT Trucker Hats: shop.pcta.org/
Arnette Mirror Glasses: amzn.to/2mbvXe2
Worn Weight Items:
Fenix PD35 Flashlight: amzn.to/2mlL70e
Benchmade Mini Griptilian Pocket Knife: amzn.to/2nKSj6j
Zpacks Wallet: bit.ly/2k7FC43
Leatherman Squirt UL Multitool: amzn.to/2mkrbe7
Other Necessities:
Nitecore NU25 Head Lamp (Rechargeable): amzn.to/2mmz5Ud
Duece Of Spades Trowel: amzn.to/2lD4aTi
Zpacks Trekking Poles: bit.ly/2m9xUqX
Zpacks Pack Liner: bit.ly/2m9pUX3
UL Stuff Sacks (first aid, bathroom kit, and various gear): bit.ly/2m9y0Pl
Helinox Chair Zero: amzn.to/2nh5kEm
Thermarest Z-Seat: amzn.to/2nbvM2v
Garmin Inreach Explorer Plus: amzn.to/2mkBQ8F
Garmin Inreach Silicon Cover: amzn.to/2lHikmz
Sun Company Triple Temp Gauge: amzn.to/2mb49qc
Worlds Loudest UL Emergency Whistle: amzn.to/2nTvgqh
Suunto M3 Compass (best in the industry): amzn.to/2mbzWHw
Be careful about the potential water hammer you can get by slamming that ball valve shut. And flow that high may create cavitation wear on the piping.
It appeared your 3/4" hose was much shorter than your 5/8" hose. For the timing test, that would have not been a true apples-to-apples comparisont as the time it takes for the hose to fill up is included in your timing. I think the test should have been with the water fully flowing through the hose and then moving the hose end into the container and not just relying on turning the spigot on.
Also, I think you'll find that if you put the pressure gauge on the end of each hose, the readings would be close to the same. However, you'd need to ensure that there is no air in the hose for it to be a more accurate reading. So, you'd need to prime the hose.
Nice setup Anthony I’m going to look into this for my home hip hip!!!
Man that ball valve and larger 3/4 hose made a HUGE difference , hell if you wanted to get jiggy with it and really make that nozzle perform you could go to harbor freight and get an electric booster pump and double that pressure from 80 to around 160
I got a pump on Amazon just for that. Works great but I'd return it in a heart beat for 80psi at the spigot.
That is pretty cool. I think I might do that in the backyard.
Cool demo. Thank you!
Great video!
This would t work for a frost proof spigot would it? I can't find any info on being able to modify with one of these high flow valves.
What do you do in the winter to prevent freeze damage?
Thank you!
Cool!
Nice video! I was just wondering if you know the pipe size and length between city supply and your faucet?
I try to figure out my flow rate on a 3/4 pex main line… so it would help to compare!😊
I’m going to buy an ABP 3/4 ball valve to replace my ABP 3/4 standard “arrow-breaker”hose bib like you had in the video. However I am looking for a nice hose reel to place a 50 foot 3/4 inch hose on to. The best quality reel I have found so far is made by ELEY. But I notice their feeder line which is built into the reel is a 5/8 inch copper line. Do you know of any hose reels that will allow me to get the full flow as to not restrict my “high-flow” 3/4 inch setup?
Where did you get the garden hose? Brand name?
Have you thought about converting to 1 inch forestry hose fed from your faucet...
Putting a 1 inch ball valve on a 3/4 inch supply line would only drop your pressure
Great video, I really appreciate you taking the time to post this! I’m in the process of running 3/4” copper to replace the 1/2” copper. The Underhill high flow nozzle has been out of stock on Amazon for a while now. The cheapest I can find it elsewhere is $105. Do you know how much you paid on Amazon? I’m just wondering if it’s worth waiting for on Amazon or if I should buy it for $105. Thanks
Whats odd is for me I got 55psi out of spigot. It took 33 seconds to fill a 5 gallon bucket with 5/8" hose and 30 seconds with 3/4" hose. From spigot it took 25 seconds. Odd the hoses werent much different though
Friction loss
Water hammer. Don't turn the water off while using it.
I'm so confused, so in your video. It clearly showed that the 3/4 inch HOSE is more powerful pressure wise than a 5/8. Then why are other people claiming that the 5/8 hose has more pressure due to its smaller size???????
I'm wasting so much money trying to get my sprinklers just right. I have 3 orbit yard defenders hooked up and they work fine 1 at a time, but when I go to do a lawn water it just looses all of its pressure at the end. I"m using a 100ft to the 1st (almost have to, a 65 foot would be ideal), then a 50ft to the 2nd one, and a 35ft to the 3rd.
I just want good pressure. I don't have a good high flow valve like you, but wouldn't an upgrade to 3/4 work better then?
@@FindingOurAdventure ok i just bought 3 3/4 inch hoses, a 75, 50, 25. 2 gilmours and a ag-lite (I know this one has 5/8 connections)
I also ordered full flow split adapter with full flow shut offs attached to it.
If this doesn't help, I'll find a way to replace the spigot
@@FindingOurAdventure last thing. You are right my bibb is restricted.
The main line going outside is a 1/2 inch copper pipe to a restricted hose bibb.
Will a Full Flow 1/2inch hose bibb get me good results?
Or should I run a new 3/4 copper line to a 3/4 inch full flow hose bibb?
-----
I would like to just do a full flow 1/2 hose bibb since its an easy replace, but if you really think I should go 3/4 inch full flow bibb running a new line, lmk.
@@FindingOurAdventure if I have a 1/2" PEX pipe running to the outside spigot, there is no point in putting a 3/4" full port ball valve on it, right?
Great flow, yes, but unfortunately 3/4" hoses are HEAVY and typically a bear to roll-up.