can I mount the reel 6 feet in the air while the compressor sits on the ground?
1543218
Yes, Ours is mounted on the garage ceiling second floor while the compressor is on the first floor, never had a problem.
1543219
Sure you will just need a longer hose extension the input side is not that long
1543220
It can be mounted any where within the distance of the supply line that attaches to the compressor. My compressor sits on the ground, but the reel is attached to my workbench about 3 feet above the compressor. Your limit is the attaching air supply line, unless you choose to make it longer than originally supplied.
2158490
Yes you Can. You will need an air compressor and lots of air hose,however it will do the job
1130782
I don't think so. My unit is over 6 feet above the floor. It has plenty of power. The water pressure is key. I have 59 lbs
1200393
I would not run this compressor standing up. Water condensation will not make it to the tank. Instead water ends up in the pressure switch or worse yet in the compressor. Air can be compressed. Water cannot. Let's see now will water inside a high speed air compressor severely damage it and damage it so that warranty will not cover it? What say you?
586009
If your are asking if the unit could install on the ground facing up I do not see anything in the mechanism that would hinder this. You would still have the cut off switch lever which should function. The issue would to insure you keep tension on the cable at all times otherwise I would think that the spooling of cable on the drum would become an issue.
488446
Don't know for certain because not enough info on your particular float. The compressor comes with 4 adapters that should inflate about anything. You may find this tutorial on YouTube helpful https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJePZ0YWvJE
1756761
I don't see any reason why your could not. I did not mount mine that way but you should not have any problem doing that.
10371
No bigger than the tank is it will probably work but it will run all the time. Also depends on the cfm (cubic feet per minute) but with 6 gallon of air reserved when the level drops on the air tank size of 6 gallon the compressor will kick on so heavey duty cleaning/blowing will run out of air in the tank pretty quickly. also depends on how high you have the copressor line side set to, 120 PSI is probably maximum it will run out of air pretty quickly and constant blowing will not be able to substain itself very long.
1377788
This one is designed to sit on the ground. A very high quality product. Love mine... Try this one for a wall mount version. Eley Wall Mount Garden Hose Reel Model 1041
2119992
Yes you can as long as it is not lift (Distance straight up). I have a 75 foot hose on mine currently but only going up 2 feet.
19982
I wouldn't buy it for that purpose. Too flimsy. I bought this hose reel for extension cord (not very pleased with it really) and also have a backwash hose for my pool. Would not think it would work at all.
1388230
I hope this is not joke. You could wind up 100 feet of hose, then carefully remove half of the reel assembly, at which point the wound up hose coils will want to fall off from the hub. Provided, that you can slide off the hose coils, place it on the ground. Now you have to reattach half the reel and continue with the other 100 feet. After the reel is full, you'll need to take half the reel off again to remove the hose coils. Why would you want to do this?
1166460
Mine is about a foot off the ground...if I,m winding a lot of hose I put my foot on the foot of the reel and you can crank away....
418040
I would think you could. Make sure the branch is strong enough. I hang mine from a 6x6. I also use springs on the top ends of the chains which a totally different ride.
1964380
You could, but the foam that holds this pole and reel in place would have to be removed. It is a cloth like case; no support to it. I would use some of the foam that comes with it, to support the sides.
978117
I mounted mine on it's side along the frame of my truck. I positioned it close to a body mount bracket to reduce the water that may splash into the intake part of the compressor. It's loud though try to isolate it the best you can.
1053772
Yes, this should work for items like fishing rods. Mount them with the reel facing forward.