What 50 foot or more hose should I purchase for this compressor?
355123
I have the 50' GY, and it is a quality hose. I have also started using in the shop, the Kolbalt curled type hose, it is very flexible, even in cold weather, and has a Lifetime Warranty - under $15.00
355124
While the Good Year is a good hose I find it to be difficult to "coil up" in order to hang it from hanger.. Good Year does also have a smaller diameter hose that would better suit the average homeowner do-it-yourselfer.. I've seen it at Lowes and HD..... The standard sized hose is in a box approx. 12"X13"X4" while the other is in a smaller box.. If you think you will need 50ft of hose DO NOT buy a 50fter!! Buy 2ea 25ft , they're easier to handle and IF YOU ever NEED 50ft you can connect them with the snap couplers.. The same holds true with the 50' or more, that you mentioned.. Buy 2 50's rather than the 100' hose.. EASE OF HANDELNG !!
355125
While the Good Year is a good hose I find it to be difficult to "coil up" in order to hang it from hanger.. Good Year does also have a smaller diameter hose that would better suit the average homeowner do-it-yourselfer.. I've seen it at Lowes and HD..... The standard sized hose is in a box approx. 12"X13"X4" while the other is in a smaller box.. If you think you will need 50ft of hose DO NOT buy a 50fter!! Buy 2ea 25ft , they're easier to handle and IF YOU ever NEED 50ft you can connect them with the snap couplers.. The same holds true with the 50' or more, that you mentioned.. Buy 2 50's rather than the 100' hose.. EASE OF HANDELNG !! While the Good Year is a good hose I find it to be difficult to "coil up" in order to hang it from hanger.. Good Year does also have a smaller diameter hose that would better suit the average homeowner do-it-yourselfer.. I've seen it at Lowes and HD..... The standard sized hose is in a box approx. 12"X13"X4" while the other is in a smaller box.. If you think you will need 50ft of hose DO NOT buy a 50fter!! Buy 2ea 25ft , they're easier to handle and IF YOU ever NEED 50ft you can connect them with the snap couplers.. The same holds true with the 50' or more, that you... » Read More While the Good Year is a good hose I find it to be difficult to "coil up" in order to hang it from hanger.. Good Year does also have a smaller diameter hose that would better suit the average homeowner do-it-yourselfer.. I've seen it at Lowes and HD..... The standard sized hose is in a box approx. 12"X13"X4" while the other is in a smaller box.. If you think you will need 50ft of hose DO NOT buy a 50fter!! Buy 2ea 25ft , they're easier to handle and IF YOU ever NEED 50ft you can connect them with the snap couplers.. The same holds true with the 50' or more, that you mentioned.. Buy 2 50's rather than the 100' hose.. EASE OF HANDELNG !! « Show Less
1731623
I don't believe a 50 ft regular hose would fit and would probably be too heavy.
1385498
You can get either length. I got the 25 ft. If I were using it as a garden hose I would suggest getting the 50ft.
936250
I say to go with the 50ft purchase. I wish I would've purchased the 50ft initially bit the 25ft has worked out just fine. The Tuff-Guard brand has been the best hose we've purchased thus far. No kinks at all and it coils nicely unlike your traditional hose, which can be a pain to put-away neatly!
1510626
I just replaced mine. It's fairly difficult, but I sourced the hose from ebay. Look for AIR TOOL PUMP REPLACEMENT 18 INCHES PORTABLE. It cost me about $7
1216064
I have the 10' extension hose. It's 40" long total, including both of the end connectors, when compressed.
313080
Any 5 to 10gal shop/garage compressor should be fine. I used the 5gal I have in my garage and had no issues. I wouldn't use anything smaller than that tho.
936252
Go with two 25 footers. If you ruin one end, you've only lost half of the hose.
281885
Let me start by saying it is what it is, its a 1 gallon compressor. I have a Dewalt 15 gauge, 25 ft 3/8" hose, I can typically shoot about 6-8 nails before it kicks on. If your brad nailer is 18 or 20 gauge I think you'll be fine with 10 - 20. I don't use compressors often enough to even guess at 50 feet, but 25 works well enough for me. Good luck!
1949656
I have the 50ft model & it's a great hose. It's very durable & the commercial's claims are accurate. It's a great buy.
1972725
250 PSI 50 ft. x 3/8 in. rubber air/water hose, Yes it 1/4 so you might have to get wide adaptor if needed?
10884
We put o 50 feet of 5/8 hose. It may hold more. You might check with the manufacturer for the actual capacity.
1968207
I have a 50ft hose in the pot I could add another no problem.Love this.Janice
129506
Really not sure on the length. I do know this air hose is longer than alot of other compressor. The duty cycle was my main concern when purchasing this.
650658
According to the manual, for 50 feet you need a 16 gauge extension cord. Just in case for 100 feet you need a 14 gauge cord.
676924
any length of hose will work just fine just make sure the end is in the tunnel 3 or 4"
1686638
Depending on the type of compressor you buy, you made need a different fitting in order to attach the Badger hose to the regulator/moisture trap. For a great, affordable compressor check out the tc-20 or tc-20t from TCP global. Com. You can pick up the difference t connection couplings from any hardware store for about two bucks. Make sure to get some Teflon tape to wrap around the connections to prevent leaks. Hope this helps.