Can you join two fifty hoses together to get a 100 foot hose?
1037972
Hello Donald, yes you can join two 50 ft hoses together to make a 100 ft hose. Hope this helps.
762461
Campbell Hausfeld offers the hose in 25 foot and 50 foot lengths. They do not have a 100' hose available.
1213063
Robert - p'raps it would have been sensible for me to check other answers to your question before firing off my own. Checking the original picture I posted, with how I have the hose installed now, originally loose, now more tightly wound, I have to say I think in the looser fashion you could accommodate a 100ft hose - not too sure about 150ft, unless it was one of the newer, lightweight, contracting hoses. This said, I do think it helps to have the unit mounted on wood, as opposed to vinyl siding, for added security.
1133945
No, I would get 2 25ft hoses and arrange them in a switchback pattern that is near the plants you most want watered. One 25ft hose going straight down the middle would only wet a few inches on either side.
188168
The spool is pretty full with the 65 feet already. So I believe 100 feet might be to much.
2119990
You can hook a 100' hose to the pump, but you cannot pump up hill for the full 100'.
638044
Hi, I have a 75', I would enter 100' Gilmore in your search and try again. I might suggest 2- 50', these hoses are heavy and then you could choose 100' or 50' depending on where you want water. It would probably cost a little more due to the extra hose fittings, but it could be more managable. I would hunt around on Amazon a little more, I'm sure there is 100', could be they are sold out right now.
373308
Yes. I have a nine foot hose on mine. Just have to make sure its the right thread size.
1367531
To pump the waste 100' you will need to use something larger than 5/8" water hose. The instructions suggest 1" PVC pipe.
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.
936252
Go with two 25 footers. If you ruin one end, you've only lost half of the hose.
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.
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.
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.
1345568
I think there is a kit that allows you to add a hose in between two sprinklers.
200530
More than you need to do the job. The garments hang on the stand. You wid not want a longer hose than what it has
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.