I tried to find a quick-release clamp with worm drive. McMaster sells them in various sizes, but in the size you'd need they only have stainless and they are very expensive ($75).
These give a wide range of adjustment. Basically, with the quick release locked, you adjust the worm drive with a screw to snug the clamp up. Then when you want to remove/replace the unit, you use the quick release.
The largest non-stainless one McMaster sells is the 5588K18, for $18.50. It only goes up to 14-3/4". So you'd either need to find a supplier of larger units, or extend one of the McMaster units.
But you have a solution, and with a drill-driver, can probably remove/reinstall it pretty quickly.
Make sure the hose clamp does not cut your bag.
I say use the felt lined snap ring.
Glad its my shop I am responsible for - I only have to make me happy.
When I needed a couple of extra long hose clamps, I made my own. I took a band clamp and cut it in half. Then I pop rivited a section of steel banding to each end. Two per end. Be sure and use STEEL rivits, as the aluminum ones will just shear off.