Gilmour 871404-1001 Hose Shut-off Valve 3/4 Inch Brass

Product Description

The GILMOUR 871404-1001 is a 3/4-inch brass shut-off valve designed for garden hose applications. It provides a simple, reliable way to stop water flow at the hose connection without returning to the spigot. The valve uses a female-to-male connector configuration, allowing it to install inline on a standard 3/4-inch threaded garden hose fitting. Constructed from brass, it resists corrosion and handles the mechanical stress of repeated on/off cycling. Irrigation technicians, plumbers, and experienced DIYers install this valve for water control at point-of-use locations such as hose bibs, spray nozzles, and irrigation zone endpoints.

This shut-off valve fits standard residential and light commercial outdoor water distribution setups. It is suited for garden irrigation, landscape watering systems, and utility hose connections where frequent flow control is needed. The 3/4-inch thread size matches the most common garden hose diameter used in North American residential applications. It ships as a single unit and is appropriate as a direct replacement valve in existing hose assemblies or as an addition to a new irrigation layout.

Key Features

• Brass construction resists corrosion and extends service life in outdoor wet environments
• 3/4-inch female-to-male thread configuration fits standard garden hose fittings
• Compact form factor — 1.69 inches in length — minimizes protrusion at the connection point
• Shut-off valve design allows water flow to be stopped without disconnecting the hose
• Single-unit packaging for replacement or add-on installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or supplemental valve for standard 3/4-inch threaded garden hose assemblies used in residential and light commercial outdoor water applications.

Installation Notes

Turn off water supply at the source before removing or installing any hose valve. Hand-tighten the threaded connection first, then use pliers or a strap wrench to snug the fitting — do not overtighten brass threads. Inspect the internal washer or O-ring seat before installation and replace if worn to ensure a leak-free seal. This type of valve is typically installed by a plumber or irrigation technician, though the connection type is within range of a knowledgeable DIYer following standard hose-fitting practices.