Are hose pipe fittings a different thread?

[Thepips]

I've a city fill fitting on my RV and as it's a nice weekend I thought I'd try it. I've only had the RV for 3 years and you can't do everything straight away can you?
Anyway the fitting is threaded on the inside so I spent a happy couple of hours in various DIY stores until I found the hosepipe plug thingy. Trouble is water sprays everywhere which makes me think the threads are different.
Do the Americans use hozelock style hose pipe fittings? Any experts on the difference between US and UK hosepipe threads?

Regards
Doug

 

[Lindy-C]

Try as you might Doug, you won't get a hozelock type fitting over here to fit a US city water fill, the threads are different.....which is why I bring all mine in from the States

The easiest thing to do if you need something urgently is to screw in a white city water fill hose to your inlet then cut off the other end and attach a hozelock connector jobbie to it. Alternatively your friendly RV parts supplier has a stack of the screw-in "noddies" (as I call 'em) on the shelf You going to Newbury?

 

[Thepips]

Try as you might Doug, you won't get a hozelock type fitting over here to fit a US city water fill, the threads are different.....which is why I bring all mine in from the States

The easiest thing to do if you need something urgently is to screw in a white city water fill hose to your inlet then cut off the other end and attach a hozelock connector jobbie to it. Alternatively your friendly RV parts supplier has a stack of the screw-in "noddies" (as I call 'em) on the shelf You going to Newbury?

I am now! We're planning on coming as day visitors to pick up a few bits and pieces. Got another one to add to the list now! If I buy one of your american doodahs will a UK Hozelock fit onto it?

Regards
Doug

 

[Lindy-C]

Yes, it will Doug.......I keep different types for city water fills, pressure regulators and macerators as they all differ slightly on the depth of the threaded bit.