Looks ideal, but do you think it can handle 100' of 3/4" hose?
945833
I use hoses to water horses and the arena. The hoses are heavy, non-kinkable rubber. I would have to say yes.
945834
If 3/4" hose is the diameter of a standard garden hose -- yes -- it will accommodate --you have to double up each toe which is designed perfectly to hold 2 bends of the tube. I had a 100 foot hose on it -- and now I only have a 50' hose -- so I only press one tube into each holder space. I must say I rarely find a product as ergonomically pleasing as this one -- it's the ONLY hose contraption that I've ever loved! And it was the cheapest too! Hope I've helped with your concerns! :-)
945835
Based on my experience with 50 ft and 75 ft hoses, it should be able to handle 100 ft of 3/4 inch hose.
945836
I am using 80' of 3/4 hose and I love it... though due to the weight of the house make sure you secure it to something sturdy. I think it will workfine for 100'
945837
Short answer is yes. I have 100 ft of 3/4 hose on it but you have to double up for it to fit. That means each finger can accommodate 2 "wraps" of hose. Works perfect, no kinking unless there is no water pressure in the hose on a hot day.
945838
No, I don't think so. I have 75' on mine and it is about as full as it can get. Works fine otherwise.
945839
I have a 100' 3/4" hose on the Gecko. The top of the Gecko hangs 3 and a half feet from the ground.
55508
My hose is a 100 foot Goodyear brand and works flawlessly. I believe that you can go up to 300 feet with a high quality hose (such as Goodyear).
503589
absolutely, I'm an elderly person with spinal disabilities, have a 100 foot hose on it and it's the greatest thing ever to wheel around. love it!
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.
1361513
The handle has held up well over the past year and reeling in 100ft of hose is pretty easy. I would suggest sticking with 100 ft of hose though...had 200 on last season and by the end of the summer the reel would start slipping. Still works fine with 100 feet though.
1476128
It's only for regular 100 feet hose...the pocket hose can fit a small can in the infomercial?
840922
That's what I use it for as well as taped it to a 100 ft garden hose. It works really well on both.
2178408
I have a 50' 5/8" heavy duty hose on it right now and there is still room for more. I think 75" of heavy duty hose will max it out. I have only had this since last summer no leaks as of yet. I like it. I has a suncast one that this replaced this is leap years better!!
1245658
Yes. My only concern, would be the supplied coil hose. If over stretched regularly, you'll need to upgrade to a sturdier /longer hose.
1669674
Yes this hose will indeed work and would possibly be considered overkill if that is all you intend to use it for.
2178403
I have 100 ft of hose. This is the third one I have bought, great reel, no problem with rusting issue or leaking.
1424403
As O recall from their website it is 500 for the 100 foot hose, less for the shorter ones, like 50 is 400 and 25 is 300 or so.
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.
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.
188168
The spool is pretty full with the 65 feet already. So I believe 100 feet might be to much.
1870820
Yes, we have a very long hose (150' I think) in this holder. Attractive, too!Bobbie
902631
Hi Glenda,We have a 3/4", 100 foot plus hose on ours. This is the second one we've had -- the first lasted eight years with two and three times a day usage for watering in our horse barn. I believe you'll be pleased with this product.All best,Denise