Abstract: An extendible coupling for replacing damaged sections of tubing used in underground sprinkler systems is disclosed. The disclosed coupler includes a pair of telescoping sections and a threaded connection between the two sections. The threaded connection is used to cause the telescoping sections to move relative to one another, causing the coupler to extend and causing nipples used at ends of the coupler to extend into the sections of tubing being joined.

Abstract: A coupling device especially adapted for the joining of polyethylene underground irrigation hoses, having a female portion, a male portion and a lock cap, the female portion having a threaded nipple for insertion into a hose end, the male portion likewise having a threaded nipple for insertion into a second hose end and several lugs that fit into grooves in the lock cap, enabling the male portion to be pulled out of the assembly for a limited distance, for ease of fitting into difficult hose coupling situations. The presence of the lugs prevents rotation of the male portion with respect to the cap until the male portion is pulled out of the assembly far enough that the lugs are pulled past the end of the locking cap.