The Ultimate Hose Nozzle
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Yes, I bought one from Sears too back in the late spring after I read this thread. In the Meguiar's catalog I receive, I notice they sell the Ultimate Hose Nozzle for $39.95 on page 31. RockPick must have gotten them to carry it, 
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Originally posted by AhsGrad1973
Yes, I bought one from Sears too back in the late spring after I read this thread. In the Meguiar's catalog I receive, I notice they sell the Ultimate Hose Nozzle for $39.95 on page 31. RockPick must have gotten them to carry it, .
Yes, I bought one from Sears too back in the late spring after I read this thread. In the Meguiar's catalog I receive, I notice they sell the Ultimate Hose Nozzle for $39.95 on page 31. RockPick must have gotten them to carry it,
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I will tell you this though; the fine folks at Meguiar's in Irvine have them hooked up to their hoses in the testing/demonstration bays.
They love the UHN too!RP
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From: Lebanon, TN
I picked one of these up a little over a year ago. I was put off by the price, yet thought about the cheapies I was replacing twice a year. It works as advertised and I love it. However, I picked mine up at Home Depot for $12.95.
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Bought one at Advance Auto Parts the other night. It was on sale for $9.99 + tax and it comes with a "free" sidewall brush. I don't normally brush my sidewalls so I tried it on my dog. He seemed to like it. The nozzle also works great.
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If I really wanted to flow some water, I would go and grab one of the fire trucks .... how does 1500 gallons a minute sound???
Anyways, after reading all 10 pages of this thread I just need to run out and pick up one of these suckers
Anyways, after reading all 10 pages of this thread I just need to run out and pick up one of these suckers
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Sorry bout the image size
well i was at target buyin some straps to hold stuff down in the bed, seen a nozzle that looked like what you guys are talkin about it, so i bought it lol, even though i could just go to the firehosue an use the firehose, i figured why not buy it, an some other stuff to take care of the truck....
sorry bout the size!
sorry bout the size!
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Sears on sale
Originally posted by chknbone
RockPick,
I know this is too late for you but the others may find it useful....
You can go to sears.com and do a search for "nozzle" and you will find the same one with the Craftsman Lifetime gaurantee for around $19.99. Throw in the "Gilmore Shut-off Valve, Brass" for 5.99 and you don't have to keep finding the "sweet spot" for your nozzle, just on/off, on/off. (it's the whole Groit's setup for about $26!)
I actually found mine at Sears so I didn't even have to order it and pay shipping.
Chknbone
RockPick,
I know this is too late for you but the others may find it useful....
You can go to sears.com and do a search for "nozzle" and you will find the same one with the Craftsman Lifetime gaurantee for around $19.99. Throw in the "Gilmore Shut-off Valve, Brass" for 5.99 and you don't have to keep finding the "sweet spot" for your nozzle, just on/off, on/off. (it's the whole Groit's setup for about $26!)
I actually found mine at Sears so I didn't even have to order it and pay shipping.
Chknbone
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And Iam still using my .99 POS plastic one
And Iam still using my .99 POS plastic one
