Gilmour 805054-1002 Garden Hose Coupler Male Plastic

Product Description

The GILMOUR 805054-1002 is a male garden hose coupler made from plastic, designed to connect hose sections or attach hoses to faucets and irrigation equipment. It features a 3/4-inch thread size and is compatible with 1/2-inch inside diameter hose. This coupler is a standard replacement fitting used in residential and light commercial irrigation, lawn care, and outdoor water supply applications. Irrigation technicians, landscapers, and knowledgeable DIYers install this type of fitting when repairing or extending garden hose assemblies. The plastic construction keeps the part lightweight at 0.05 pounds, making it easy to handle during field repairs.

This coupler fits standard garden hose setups where a male threaded connection is required. It is suited for residential lawn irrigation, garden watering systems, and general outdoor hose repairs. The 3/4-inch thread is the industry-standard size for garden hose fittings, making this a common replacement part across a wide range of hose brands and configurations. It is sold individually and works as a direct drop-in repair component.

Key Features

• Male connector type for standard hose-to-faucet or hose-to-fitting connections
• 3/4-inch thread size matches industry-standard garden hose thread
• Compatible with 1/2-inch inside diameter hose
• Lightweight plastic construction at 0.05 pounds
• Compact profile: 4.5 inches height, 1.63 inches width, 1 inch length
• Sold as a single unit for targeted repairs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement coupler for standard 1/2-inch garden hoses using 3/4-inch thread connections in residential and light commercial irrigation applications.

Installation Notes

Turn off the water supply fully before removing or installing hose fittings to prevent pressure injury or water damage. Hand-tighten the coupler first, then use pliers or a strap wrench as needed to seat the thread without overtightening plastic fittings, which can crack under excessive torque. Inspect hose ends for wear or cracking before installing a new coupler. Outdoor plumbing work should follow local codes where applicable.