It's really great and exciting to find someone that is as obsessed as I am about all this nerdy stuff Lol....

0:10 Just here in my garage with my stainless quick disconnects, but you know what I like more than stainless.....KNOWLEDGE

A few years ago I switched all of my hose fittings over to cam and groove disconnects. They're admittedly a bit more bulky, and flipping the two levers is a different action than pulling back the collar for bearings. But durability seems better, even with the plastic ones. The positive "pulled into place" action feels good, and sealing is I think quite a bit better with that action and the way the gaskets are tightly pressed between two surfaces instead of flexing under just direct hand pressure like in these type. And flow is significantly higher, which is part of why they're more bulky. That matters for me, since I ran all 3/4 pipe from the water main to my hose bibs. ;) It's a noticeable flow difference with the low pressure hose. I like the Banjo brand, made in Indiana. Since that style is popular in industrial settings, you can get them in various materials from all sorts of manufacturers. I could see the bulk and the space required for two opposing levers being an issue for some, but I'm so happy with them overall that I thought I should bring it up anyway. 😅

I've been using Dramm Heavy Duty quick disconnects for my low pressure hose. They're made in the USA and work great. Much better quality than other amazon brands, or even the cheap ones at Lowes. All my high pressure quick disconnects are MTM however. And as much as i like the Dramm, if i had known MTM made them at the time i ordered all my Dramm units, i would have went to MTM just for consistency. But for someone looking at other options, check out the Dramm Heavy Duty. Again, made in the USA.

I was just looking to see if these were available over the weekend. I couldn’t find them anywhere. Thank you.

Good choice of hose material and crimping that what I use at the winery we use what’s called Pacific coast thread.

I like this kind of discussion video 👌 Learning a lot!

Eley has QD’s on lock, never had a better one. They last forever, smooth as butter and serviceable.

Digging the new intro Matt!

Oh these are slick!!! They will look good on my hoses for sure!! Awesome addition to the store Matt

Great video, i'm on board for sure

Yup exactly. I wont even think of buying something if it first doesnt look good.

Thank you so much for the video and information.🙂

OK, so I want to connect my Vortexx pressure washer with my garden hose and to the house outlet, what do I need? Also, I want to connect another garden hose to the back of the house from the outlet. Do I need 1 for each end of the hose and 1 for the water outlet to the back of the house?

If use these components for both from the spigot and to the nozzle - will these impede water flow? Sorry for the stupid question.

Bro how did you manage to get an amazing garage like this ? Amazed

@Obsessed Garage When will your inlet hoses be back in stock? I'm needing a 6.5'er.

Good stuff. Looking forward to these on my new pressure washer!

Where are those stainless steel couplers made? Off shore or in the USA?

hi do you have adapter for karsher? (for my nozzles) i need adapter for new gun thank you

Does the socket make the seal with an o-ring, or with the rubber gasket inside the female GHT thread? I have found that QD's that rely on the hose gasket to make the seal against the plug are very finicky to get it tightened just the right amount so that the plug will actually go in but also not leak. Some of the higher end QD's like Garrett Wade couplers have o-rings either inside the socket or on the plug to make the seal, which means they'll still connect and seal regardless of how tight the socket fitting is tightened onto the hose.

Both ends are consumable... it has been my experience that the male end wears out first because of the stainless steel ball bearings rubbing on the brass.

When are the 1/4 mtm quick disconnects available again? I am waiting for about 2 months now. Do you have an update about the delivery time?

gotta pick up some

The id of these fittings are 5/8s right?

Need help - bought a ryobi 1900 and my brass quick disconnect from the water hose to the pressure washer will leak and stay jammed once the pressure is built up on my washer - after id have to screw off the quick connect and ball bearing dug into the make connectors- Went thru 3-4 male connectors - why does this jam once the pressure is built up - but if I do a standard hose connector it is fine w no leaks - please help

With those connectors are you able to connect the gun to a garden hose. I realize it wont be the same pressure as a pressure washer but there are times that I want the versatility of the tips vs a traditional hose gun

Hey Matt when with the 100ft hose be back in stock ??

Hi Matt, thanks for another great video and package. I am very interested to know more about brass crimped connect for 5/8” hose? In Europe and I believe in other places I can buy a hose only to create simple solution but finding good quality crimped connect is hard. Where do you supply yours as I believe those are not part of the package? Thanks!

Can anyone show me the link to the pressure washer fittings quick connects .... I want to quick connect my garden hose to my Simpson pressure washer but I need the part that goes on the end of my garden hose and I need the part that goes on the pressure washer so it can quick connect to my garden hose

have you ever tested and compared the eley quick connects vs mtm in terms of function, durability/longevity, and flow?

I need this tomorrow am and I’m in Bakersfield 🤦‍♂️ I’m stressing out I can’t find something similar anywhere

I’m using eley quick connect. They are really good.

So these work on inlet hoses and garden hoses? If I've got a power washer (sunjoe) can anyone tell me inlet hose vs garden hose if my water spicket is close by?

I too have just bought the stainless. Understand the stainless is also harder material and will also holds its shape better. Brass is softer and will defom, pit, and develop deformities more easily. Stainless is a steel and is a more durable and a better material. I had to go with brass ends for the hoses because I could not really find stainless barbed replacement ends but WHO CARES if you mix brass and stainless for the two connections next to each other. LOOKS? Get serious, it is a hose for petes safe. Mixing materials is not an issue as far as being dissimilar. It is not like you have issues with electrolysis like in electrical applications. This is a hose. The stainless quick release it also being connected and reconnected causing more abuse, the brass hose end is just fixed and does not get abused hardly at all. If you care that much about looks for your hose having brass and stainless mixed, maybe you are too prissy to even be working with a garden hose, let your servant do it for you; LOL.

Im looking for an amazing hose to use for pressure washing, not the pressure washer hose but the garden hose one. Ive used both rubber and expandable and the rubber ones end up busting at the ends , expandables get pin hole wounds. I was thinking i should maybe use those spring attachments to each end but really need a god to honest opinion on a hose that will last. I dont use the pressure washer a whole lot but both hoses i bought so far didnt las a month.

I don't know.......if everything else is stainless then I'm definitely on-board. Since everything else is already brass.....kinda seems unnecessary....'though I DO LIKE the additional bearings in the female fitting. As far as putting the SS fittings onto the brass fittings..... it seems like you'd run into the dissimilar metal corrosion issues. I fully appreciate the respect for SS fittings....but to take this to its logical conclusion we'd need to get Kranzle on board and get the Goodyear hoses equipped with SS fittings. MUCH RESPECT.

Matt any plans to source us a 3/4” diameter hose that doesn’t kink? Also where are those OG spray bottles?

Will these fit the Eley hose/nozzle?

Are there any concerns with Galvanic Corrosion between the brass and steel under long term contact?

Matt I’m trying to order these and ship to NJ. Getting a message “there are no shipping methods available for your cart or destination”

Matt what’s up with this bead maker will you review it

These don't look like QD's with the ball stopper's inside. is that something you don't prefer? I have 2 different types...one is the full flow, similar to these, and the other has a ball stopper that doesn't seem to inhibit flow but you can hot swap items without turning the water off....and also without getting sprayed by back pressure.

Can you stop making packages, your making me go broke! Also I’m super hyped about the microfiber package

Do the brass ones swivel?

Is your Continental Rubber hose better than Eley’s Polyurethane hose? (primarily for gardening/landscaping, and sometimes car-washing) (yours is priced better though) Also, which do you think is a better hose-reel for gardening/landscaping - Eley or Cox? Lastly, MTM vs. Eley fittings? (Eley fittings seem super expensive)

What parts would I need to connect say, two 100ft garden hoses to make one continuous 200ft hose?

Matt, have you reviewed the Eley disconnects? I’m curious about your thoughts on them compared to yours. Thanks

Is pneumatic qrc suitable for water application?

Maybe use a short piece of hydraulic hose with stainless hydraulic fittings?

I wish you would have a cheaper shipping option, shipping is more than the items I wanted to order!!

Is it funny that my OCD doesn't like the change in color from Brass to SS? Sure the SS is better, but I'd rather just toss a grungy brass fitting when it gets there (takes some time) then look at the mismatched connection ends.

Why not use 3/4 over 5/8? More water flow with 3/4 for pressure washer would be better no?

Skip to 5:30 for the content described in the title.

So early it’s not even 1080p

You go on as though there is just a single standard in a quick connect fitting. There are at least 2 and unfortunately they can not be interchanged. Do you know this? If so, why not show this in the video?

Matt, how about getting MTM to just make stainless quick disconnect fittings with hose barb on one end so the brass fittings are not necessary

Sorry matt. Old intro much better

You didn’t install or attach the quick release. Talk, talk, talk only. Must show, show, show.

You’re intro is too long lol a couple revs is enough