I have a 50 ft. ultra 3x stronger hose, and want a 100 ft. Is this a 3x stronger, or just ultra like the original ones?
1023962
You can also get a 100 foot pocket hose that is 3x stronger. I just ordered one from amazon. It cost a bit more.
1023963
It is the ultra hose with reinforcement on the side...sturdier than the original one. I have 2 connected, 100 ft. each, and have had no problem. It is so much easier to handle, due to the light weight, than a conventional hose. Hope this helps.
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.
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
2047686
I have a 100' hose on mine and it could hold more, I seem to recall the specs said 150'
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.
1069706
Yes. 4 different tips and I believe a 25 ft 5/16 hose. I upgraded mine to a 50ft 3/8. Monster hose with quick connect ends. I absolutely love it!
254708
I think you have it right.I bought two of the 50' lengths, best utility/garden hose I have ever used. Much lighter to use and manipulate even when charged.No complaints here.
936251
Ur choice, its the strongest hose i have ever had. 2 is always better than one,..
1994297
That's all I see on the top of the hose, same numbers 0/49 5 so I don't think those numbers are on....I am not at all practical, I just measured the width of the old hose, and hoped for the best and it worked perfectly. Good luck.
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 !!
445045
i ended up ordering a new full size hose, then cutting up my old one, and buying a nozzle from a pool supply store ($6?). I think you can also buy a 3' adapter hose, but i recall they are outrageously expensive.
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!
723989
i suggest that you go into the manuacture www.delonghi dd50p 50 and post your question there.our purchase came with a longer hose than 3f. good luck. also check the back of themanuel, i believe assessories are available on line amd perhaps in home depot or lowes.
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
1116
Yes, the 50' hose is item number 22853. I have listed the link below. Thanks, Mike http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004RNR9QY
1113436
i just checked and it seems possibly the very hose i bought may have a suit against it. we bought a 25 footer that does its job around the house, then bought a 75 footer which has worked so far. i love the light weight aspect. now, x-hose is advertising theirs as the authentic one with 3/4" diameter - that one i want to get next. x-hose for sure advertises they are durable. we will baby ours and i hope it lasts!
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Do you have a part # manufacturer... The attachments are all the same until you get to the hand held units that use a manual pressure pump or handle, compressor filled tanks, but it's the PSI rating your looking for. All the hose replacements I researched were all the same size starting from the 1200 PSI units, but the PSI ratings were not and it's important you match the hose up with your units PSI rating of course, even going several 100 PSI heavier never hurts...