Thanks for the input. It seems to be a draw, some have holes, some don't. I may just buy the quick disconnect fitting and then get a coiled hose from elsewhere. Of course that means I will have to store it elsewhere and storage space is at a premium in my trailer. If I bought the OEM hose I would probably still store it elsewhere to prevent the same damage.
I've never used any solvent on the hose. It seems that it rubs inside the tube as I am traveling.
I tried an air hose fitting which looks very similar but it doesn't work.
Tim (in NE Ohio)
"Okay, I admit it, the only thing I'm really good at is being me."
2006 Weekend Warrior FK1900
1998 Ford E150 4.6L
1996 BMW R1100GS
2007 Trek 7.2FX
2005 Trek Madone 9spd.
1995 Burley tandem
Yes I know, that is where the picture in my OP is linked from. I probably should have included a link to their site. Thanks anyhow, maybe others didn't know where to get them.
My trailer has the same hose. I use it occassionally and it works great. Works wonderful for my misting system. No leaks other than the usual leak at the hose washer or pressure nozzle they supplied. Once I have one I couldn't do without it, much more convenient than the outdoor shower.
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