To water my lawn I need at least a 100 ft. hose... does this expandable hose come in 100 ft size? Has anyone tried attaching 2 50 ft hoses togehter?
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Dear RGA, The expandable hose 50FT can be connected with another one, so you can reach 100 FT Best regards Andy A&T Supplies Customer Service
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I only need about 50 feet, and that works very well. I know the hose will stretch farther, but I don't know how much farther.
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Since this is a soaker hose, it doesn't have an end piece like rubber hoses. I can't tell the size, but I suspect it is half-inch. Also, if you need to make ANY angles in the hose at all - the water pressure at the end of 75 feet will be about nil. The shorter ones, in a straight line, are the best bet - just my opinion.
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I have the 4" extension so mine is rated for 225'. I have a 175' of 5/8 heavy duty black hose. It fits very easily. 225' would fit but it would definitely be full. It easily handles the weight with my hose.
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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'
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This product comes with a 1.25 inch hose. But I just used my old 1.5 inch hose with the adapter that is provided with the product. Either hose will work as long as you use adapter.
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Yes, and some stores also carry a 'hose extension' that you could use in conjunction with the supplied hose. I should also note, my purchased unit came with a hose that was longer than I had anticipated, a full 5 feet long, and was very adequate.
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It's only for regular 100 feet hose...the pocket hose can fit a small can in the infomercial?
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I have a 50ft hose in the pot I could add another no problem.Love this.Janice
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I doesn't actually expand. It's just a replacement for 60-84 inch hose. However, it's not very well made and I had to replace it in about 5 months. It started leaking at about 3 months and just got worse over time. I decided it wasn't worth getting another one and replaced it with manufacturer version. My 2¢ FWIW.
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After rolling the hose up twice it started started to leak water big time. I could never roll up a 100ft hose completely as avertised. I put it in the garage and have never used that piece of junk again. Bob
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I have two 50-foot hoses together and have no issues. The issues only occur if you have a kink. This is my third year using them and I have found that it is best to place the hose while it is under pressure. Sure you get wet, but you aren't fixing all the kinks later.
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i still havnt filled mine yet .or even opened the box. i was going to buy one of those special hoses but i would need a really long one. im just going to use my regular hose but im going to run a lot of water through it first .
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I have 100 ft of hose. This is the third one I have bought, great reel, no problem with rusting issue or leaking.
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Inside the box there is a hose fitting to attach the hose. I actually returned the one I purchased as it did not accommodate a 100 foot hose very easily, although it said it should. Also you will notice that there is a place for you to put foot in the front to hold down the box while you roll up the hose. I found this to be awkward as well. If you are going to use a 100 foot hose, I do no think this is the right box to purchase. It may be fine for a 50 foot hose.
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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.
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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.