Can two 50' hoses be connected to form a 100' hose?
844716
I am not sure but I think so. I have bought 3 of the blue hoses that blew up. I also bought 2 of the black hoses that are supposed to be so much better. Both of them blew out where the hose connects to the nozzle. Just like the blue ones. I took care of them just like the instructions directed. If they would last it would be wonderful because they are lightweight and do not tangle. Great for older people like me. I gave up and would not recommend that you buy either one.
844717
Yes, we do it all the time and find it works just like the old heavy hoses.
844718
Yes, if the treads match, mine didn't. and it's not like a regular hose, water output is poor.
844719
They can but I wouldn't buy this hose - the hose busted on me in less than two weeks after purchasing it.
844720
It appears that they can. However, I think the plastic couplings are a particular vulnerability of this product. In my case, the coupling separated from the hose as soon as I turned the water on. So -- be very careful
595683
I have hooked up a 100ft extension with no problems. I reckon a 50ft would come with the same adapters. So I would say yes you can hook them up, or buy a 100ft instead.
1732296
I have a heavy duty 100 foot hose on mine and it does fit. You do need to assist it to get it to lay evenly, but it does work. The hose reel is top notch!
1700479
I've never tried, but I don't see why two couldn't be connected. There would be a straight area between the coils where the connectors are. Be aware that although this is a 50-foot hose, the coil doesn't quite unwind all the way and you will have less than 100 feet if you combine them. Also, have you considered how you will store it? I keep my one hose coiled up in a large flower pot and there is very little tangle, but I'm not sure how I would keep a double unless it were laid out straight behind the shrubbery.
374575
More depends on the vertical distance than the horizontal distance. I doubt 100 ft would be a problem if the hose were full of water to begin with. There would be some interior friction, but negligible. Again, my assumption. These pumps do not pump out fire house streams or with great pressure. If you look at the gallons per minute, you'll have a fair idea.
2119990
You can hook a 100' hose to the pump, but you cannot pump up hill for the full 100'.
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.
148601
don't know. If you find one, we'd like one too. We've spliced to 50' ones to get the 100' we needed.
1277190
yes, half a hose works just fine. I use a 4 foot hose and use it to just fill my watering can.
678676
Yes, but I went to FleetFarm and purchased 10' sections of each size of hose. It comes with 3' to 4' sections.
1492631
I can't answer any question about the legality of using an extension. You'd have to check with your local officials. The connector supplied is for screwing to a male gas cock and isn't suitable to join two hoses together. There may be fittings you could obtain separately.
821908
I used the hose to connect a 100lb tank to a 30,000 btu heater with no problems.
2090384
I don't think there would be a problem using any size up to half inch, I am using a half inch hose right now but I did buy the connectors I wanted, with 1/4 inch pipe connector you can adapt from 1/4 to 1/2 however you want.
1799902
I am sorry, but I do not know. You have a lot of hoses, so I guess you might be able to do it. Good luck.
411119
I do not think the hose attachments would be long enough. But you need to check their length.
551018
I have a Suncast that previously held 100 ft of hose. It is much easier with this one.
1652293
yes, and you can buy many connectors at lowes that are threaded to fit allmost any hose