Need quick response! If the hose doesn't reach is their a way to expand it??? TIA!
1562484
Not that I know of. We have to wheel our washer pretty close to the sink, I wish the hose was a bit longer too.
2280693
The top where the hose goes is expandable so I don't see why your hose wouldn't fit, just fine. Unless it is a 2" hose or larger it may not fit.
943492
I'm not entirely sure if another kit could be added. I think it is likely, as we have a similar set up that serves about 100feet in length. There is the risk of loosing pressure at the far end of the second kit hose.
1403021
You have to use an in-line valve and a 2nd section of hose, rather awkward and a major dis-advantage to the hose. You can place a sprinkler on the un-expanded hose but the hose is going to be very short.
94330
The connections are a bit loose; my suggestion would be to keep the heavy hose propped up by putting something under it. It seems to me the weight of the hose causes the ends to experience too much stress. Also, I try to minimize the slack by keeping the hose as short as possible. Don't extend it out unless you have to. Hope that helps.
1520870
Yes, it's a tight sqeeze to connect, the hose is cheap thou, if it stays twisted or if something is on it during storage, and flattens the hose a little it wont bounce back, which it can interfere with suction power, but is the only replacement I was able to find, with a little vac that works, like forever. My other hose had duck tape all over it, trying to keep it together, it worked for a while, until it was a flat hose :( and it was done. Good luck.
1211968
I installed this is a friend's house and can't get there to check the dimensions. It seems to me that it did not expand much beyond the outside diameter. The expansion was design to create a tight seal. If you have extra room, I'd probably insert a plastic pipe or rubber from an inner tube to take up the space. It's worth the effort. My friend had a flooded basement once because she did not have the check valve. Stan
856850
Then a quick connect hose would not be an option. Check with Delta for the correct part!
1333790
You will most likely have to buy an adapter to get it to fit depending on the hose aize you have. They sell those adapters at lowes or home depot
2185530
Only thing I can think of that might create a problem like this is how the hose is attached when fully extended. The drum that holds the hose when rolled up must be rotated so the little gadget on the front (sorry, don't know the official name) that moves side to side when the hose is moving is as far as possible to the side where your hose connect inside the box. Then start the rolling up action. If you don't do it this way, it will be really tempermental
681871
The hose connector is very short. Less than a foot. We went to our local Home Depot and got a flex natural gas line to connect to our house and have this on the other side of the deck. Ran the hose under the deck and went up underneath the table we bought for it .
1913022
The hose does not have a provision to attach anything. You could change out the hose, add an adapter and an air pressure regulator. It would have enough air capacity for your intended use.
2275039
There is a little hose that comes out the back and it's up to you where it goes. I run mine into a bucket !!
621937
just attach a longer drain hose. Its a simple fix....hardwares store rubber tubing will be fine for this.
48278
I'm not sure but they do advertise that you can expand the system. This is kind of a starter kit so I would think maybe try 100' and see how powerful it is at the end of the line. Of course it will depend upon your water pressure also
1329549
i can think it must be the elevation of the hose itself with relation to the hieght of water. You need to use gravity unless you want to use a pump.
1064993
Its really short but you could put a standard garden hose on there the problem being I am not sure there is enough water pressure to run the water all the way through unless its going down hill, also don't expect to water hanging pots or really anything above ground level