You've got a water pump that works fine but the hose that came with it is too short to reach where you need to direct the flow — or it's already cracked and leaking at the coupling. On a dewatering job, getting the discharge setup right matters: wrong hose length or a coupling that fails and you're repositioning the pump in water that's supposed to be gone. A 10-foot discharge hose gives you reach without the weight and storage burden of a 25-foot hose. The standard 1-inch barbed fitting connects to most utility and trash pumps directly and grips tight without needing clamps on most setups. The 10-foot length covers most basement, excavation, and containment-area dewatering situations without excess. Standard on the dewatering and water-transfer work of plumbers, excavation crews, and prop Stocked at Crofton Lumber and Akron Lumber.