1147-2000-50 PVC Discharge Hose Assembly, Blue, 2" Male X Female NPSM, 65 psi Max Pressure, 50' Length, 2" ID

Quality was good, no leaks, was lightweight.

I irrigated some trees out of my stock tank . 2 inch hose carries a lot of water so it didn't take very long . The hose is thin but I had no trouble with punctures . 50 fi hoses are light enough to string out easily .

Glad to see it was made by Goodyear corporation, it worked quite well and the material was thick enough that I think it will be durable for a couple years. Naturally I wish it cost less but maybe it'll surprise me and last six or seven years in which case definitely worth the premium price.

We use a gray water system-- recycle the water from our dishwasher, clothes washer and mud room sink onto the yard/pasture. The system works really well at keeping our septic from filling to fast. This is the hose we use to pump the water out of a dairy tank which is sunk into the ground. I've mowed over this a couple of times so it does get replaced about every 5 years. You think that I would see that large shiny metal end on the hose laying in the grass but eventually chopped it apart. Hose quality great. Length very good. Durability GREAT! I'll be buying it again in about 4-5years for this is a third purchase for us and we look for this exact one.

I actually wound up buying 5 of these hoses at different times and they all work fine, they look good, they work good, very satisfied!!

Bought two of these in case of a flood, to use with Multiquip Bon Submersible Electric Pump 73 gpm, and guess what. We got a flood in our crawlspace in a recent storm. These were super easy to connect to the pump and to each other, and though there was a turn because the pump was several feet below grade, it pushed through the 'kink' at the turn. Was like turning on a fire hose. Particularly appreciated that didn't need to fiddle with clamps - not something you want to have to do when the waters are rising around you. Highly recommend.

This hose fits perfectly with the much older ones I have even thought the fittings are slightly different. I have to water with these "fire" hoses attached to a pump so weight is an issue and this hose is very light weight.Later:I have found that the silver band you see just behind the larger connector, is not as tight as it should be and allows a large amount of water to leak out. I would rather the water got to its real destination, but over all I still like the hoses. Just wish there was a way to fix the leak especially in this drought where every drop counts.

I bought this to replace the discharge hose for our inground pool. After twenty years of buying discharge hoses and replacing the every other year I decided to try something a little heavier. So far it works great. It is heavy enough the it doesn't flop around and tie it self into knots causing it to burst. The larger size seems to help minimize erosion too. The only negatives is that it is heavy and I will need another for it to reach the same length as the lighter discharge hose.