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    David Noble
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      @davidnoble71990

      Last time that I used the garden fence preserver spray, I cleaned it and lost the brass spray nozzle in the grass. I've tried to make a new one from memory but I only get a jet of liquid rather than a spray. Does anyone know what it's supposed to look like. I've tried looking on-line but the information all looks far too technical for what i'm looking for.

      Many Thanks, David

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      David Noble
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        @davidnoble71990
        #467552
        DiogenesII
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          @diogenesii

          Can you show us by a link/photo/description which one you have, David?

          #467561
          ega
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            @ega

            Is it this kind?

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            #467567
            David Noble
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              @davidnoble71990

              images.jpegAh, thanks, no. That's far too nice. It's a cheap B&Q one. The name is 'Dial'

              I can make the outside ok by measuring the housing but it's the actual shape of the nozzle hole that's defeating me.

              David

              Edited By David Noble on 28/04/2020 10:04:47

              #467577
              ega
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                @ega

                David:

                Thanks for confirming. Presumably no spares are available (assuming one could get on the B&Q website which I believe is very busy).

                Things that are "kicked into the long grass" do sometimes reappear!

                #467582
                Georgineer
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                  @georgineer

                  Look on line for a metal detector design. Then build it in the workshop and take it into the garden…

                  George B.

                  #467585
                  Journeyman
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                    @journeyman

                    Whilst the metal detector might make an interesting project it is unlikely to find the spray nozzle as it will be plastic! Try looking *** HERE *** for some ideas. Might be able to re-engineer the end of a domestic cleaner spray bottle.

                    John

                    #467628
                    roy entwistle
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                      @royentwistle24699

                      John If you read the first post, the poster refers to a brass nozzle cheeky

                      #467629
                      Nick Clarke 3
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                        @nickclarke3
                        Posted by Georgineer on 28/04/2020 10:49:18:

                        Look on line for a metal detector design. Then build it in the workshop and take it into the garden…

                        George B.

                        Turn on your metal detector and adjust the sensitivity – at which point you will see where it is!! smiley

                        #467630
                        Journeyman
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                          @journeyman

                          Ah, missed that, sorry, looked at the picture which is similar to mine and thought it was all plastic.

                          John

                          #467650
                          David Noble
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                            @davidnoble71990

                            Thanks everyone a metal detector is certainly a 'left field' idea but I'm not dismissing it yet

                            The plastic spray bottle nozzle idea is one I might try first to see if it will handle the fence preserver.

                            David

                            #467664
                            Grindstone Cowboy
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                              @grindstonecowboy

                              Not the same make, but the Hozelock site has spares – although not at the moment due to Covid19 – and the manual has cutaway drawings that might help.

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                              Andy Shepherdson
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                                @andyshepherdson55441

                                I assume you’ve tried eBay. Maybe you could adapt something

                                Andy

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