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Old 06-08-2010, 04:19 PM
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JL does. they're on the back wall beside all the plumbing parts
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Or you could try not fitting a hose to your pump and instead use rigid pvc :-)

If you must use vinyl then ya, try a plastic clamp or split the difference and fit the submersible part of the plumbing with ridge pvc then convert it (once the pvc extends out of the water) with a barb to your vinyl hose then you can use a metal clamp.
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zip-ties. Even used them when replacing ends on garden hoses.
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