Any one who knows the answer to this,please help

I just got a seemingly awesome nozzle,It is called the "Magus" its heavy stainless steel in a plug shape.I bought it for a good price from an ebay seller but plenty of places have em .The problem im having is it will not fit the hose. This would be much easer if I could tell ya what size my hose is but I do not know, I have an way to figure it out.

I am betting plenty of people here have that little plastic box of nozzles .. Well they fit the hose. I have contacted more than one place to see if they have any advice and was told it should fit any hose that the tips in the box hold,I don't know what I need and this doesent seem to make sense,Does anyone have an idea that maybe helpful

Try the plumbing section at Home Depot, Lowes or any good hardware store. They should have adapters. They might not look pretty but that might be your best bet. Take a knife or razor blade and cut off a 1/2 inch of the hose. Take the piece with you for comparison sake.

I looked up this nozzle...that's one big m*****f****** noz! From the pix, it looks like a 5/16 or 3/8 inch male barb. So you need to find a piece of short hose that has an inside diameter to fit over this. Then, you need to find a tapered barbed hose connector on both ends in order to connect the piece of short hose to your enema hose which is typically 1/4 inch. The barbed connector you can find from multiple online vendors. But in order to correctly fit the short hose to the nozzle, this ideally should be taken in to Home Depot or Lowe's (plumbing dept) to find the rubber or plastic hose diameter that fits. The fit really has to be perfect as the construction of the nozzle doesn't allow any room to fit an "O" clamp over the hose and barb. Any auto parts store can probably fix you up as well but showing the counter guy what you need might be, ahh, embarrassing.

I have had good luck in finding fittings and adapters at farm supply stores. Some of the shut off valves have barbs on the end that will allow two different sizes of tubes to be connected; one from

the bag, and the other to the nozzle. This has worked for me as well as a few friends when trying to connect two pieces of different size. Hope this helps you.

Dan