Does it really hold 100 ft of hose
1762022
yes vic, it can hold the 100 feet of hose quite comfortably. as i'm reeling in the hose, I guide the hose back and forth in order to get an even displacement throughout the reel. george
1762023
That would depend upon the outside diameter of the hose. My hose is a heavy duty Craftsman rubber hose that is 7/8" outside diameter and 50' long. It fits easily with about 2" to spare. The reel hub is 6" in diameter by 6" wide and the sides come up 5" high, on the inside. (So my hose fill takes about 3".) I hope that this helps you.
1762024
I have 5/8 inch hose and it's a stretch to get all 100 feet on the reel. In my case, it doesn't matter if it sticks out past the reel casing a little bit. I would think a 1/2 inch hose would fit ok.
1762025
Yes it does. I have the full 100 feet on it it does come above the reel when rolled up by about 2 inches. I have 7/8 hose. I have had two of these in 8 years. They last about 4 years and snap on the hub.
429424
This unit comes with 100 foot of 1/2 inch diameter hose pre-installed from the factory. It is not designed to take 5/8" hose.
984993
yes, I have two 75ft hoses together for a 150 ft soaker hose and it works fine. just be sure to remove the blue washer from between the section where the hoses join.
1237712
I really don't know .It was so disgusting to think I had purchased 250 ft. of this hose and it was a complete waste of money. I am trying another type with 3/4 diameter and all brass fittings. Will see how well this works. Montana Grandma
179939
I have 2 50 ft. hoses connected and also a 100 ft. Although I haven't connected them all I don't see why you couldn't connect them all as long as you have the water pressure. They are great hoses. I left them out all winter covered by a tarp and when spring came they were as good as new.
396418
I purchased this to hold a 75' nylon hose which has little weight. If you are talking about a regular hose, I don't think this has enough depth or height to hold a rubber hose. If the faucet is close to the house with little pipe exposed, weight of hose should not be a problem. Would be more concerned with volume of hose.
1654263
I use 2 50' hoses (connected together) on mine and don't have any issues. Perhaps your 100' hose has/had a kink, causing low pressure/overheat?
418068
I have had a 50 ft. rubber hose on it - and then have had 2 50 ft. "pocket hoses" on it. It has held both well!
886271
It is a hose for tank pressure the ends are crimped I do not know if I would exceed that I use it with a 100 lb tank
2083617
Yes it will. I run off a pancake with 100 feet of hose and have no problems at all.
200530
More than you need to do the job. The garments hang on the stand. You wid not want a longer hose than what it has
241015
if you are talking about hose lenght mine does well over 100 feet, you have to look at your hose size also..
1485816
We have no problems -I got this for my spouse to make it easier with 100' of hose and it works good. However here is a tip lazy people expect it to do all the work and walk away from it, and it gets caught up or kinks the hose etc. Just do not let you trigger nozzle drag in the grass. and it will wind up quickly.
2119991
the longest hose I have used is 50 feet, and it works great.... I don't see a reason it would not work with 100 ft if the water is not being pushed up too high (like 50 feet straight up).
1260111
I have a 100ft hose in it with room to spare. It's a great hose reel at a steal of a price. I bought a second one.
551018
I have a Suncast that previously held 100 ft of hose. It is much easier with this one.
2049171
I keep 100 feet of 12/3 cord on mine and there is room for some more. I do roll mine up neatly with no gaps, but when it is returned by a neighbor who is not as particular as I and does a sloppy job, it still fits.