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Friday, 27 November 2015 10:09

Floating hose buoys

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Effluent hoses are made easier to drag around by Hose Buoy. Effluent hoses are made easier to drag around by Hose Buoy.

Effluent hoses are made easier to drag around by Hose Buoy, an NZ-made gadget that clamps to the hose.

It is made by CeeMee, a maker of plastic barrier systems.

The buoy also prevents hoses snagging on trees and posts.

Fitted near cam-locks it protects them by keeping them off the ground and it acts as a guide to the whereabouts of hose joints – handy for visiting fert spreaders and contractors.

The buoy fits 50mm effluent drag hose and is made from the same high density material.

It serves as a highly visible indicator that can be seen from a distance.
Each unit comprises a two piece shell 360mm long and 180mm diameter at its widest point, with each half secured by 50mm zinc plated nuts and bolts.

www.ceemee.co.nz 

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