I have over 150ft of hose, and it looks like I'd need more loops than this unit has. Can these be mounted one over the other?
462179
If your hose is one 150' piece, I don't think you would have enough room on one of these. Also, if your hose is rubber they tend to be heavier too. You can always put two next to each other.
462180
I'm sure they can, it's a very basic installation and would only be limited by the amount of available wall space you have to affix to. I am using mine with a 150' hose. I put the holder about 4 feet off the ground and use larger loops to store it... you can get more hose on there just by increasing the loop size, but your method should work too.
462181
If you hang it higher off the ground you can loop the bottom 3 rungs a lot longer. That mightbsolve your problem.
416703
If you are using a regular size hose, I do not think 200' would fit on this hanger.
2054071
I would assume it depends on your house's water pressure and the type of hosing you are using.. but I have kind of poor water pressure and normal Home Depot-type hoses and connections and am able to use 3 one the same line, at the same time, without issue
34359
I am not an expert but it is my understanding not to attach two 16.5 foot strings together (end to end). They may over heat and not work properly. Each string needs its own controller and/or power supply. Hope this helps.
2204912
Yes, the wire needs to return to the unit to create a "loop". If you keep the wires an inch or two apart (so they don't touch), you can create and L shape, just keep in mind the maximum length (I think around 100')... So you would be able to make a 50' long L shape in that case.
984993
yes, I have two 75ft hoses together for a 150 ft soaker hose and it works fine. just be sure to remove the blue washer from between the section where the hoses join.
1213062
I have 100 feet of hose on mine but, maybe with a lighter weight kink-free hose, it could handle 150. Keep in mind that 150 feet of hose takes a lot of muscle and patience to manually re-loop on any holder.
2047686
I have a 100' hose on mine and it could hold more, I seem to recall the specs said 150'
251335
Might work if they don't leak. You might be better off with 25 ft leaker hoses.
1119752
It IS physically possible to couple any number of these flexible hoses together; I have done so. For each coupling, you will need a round collar, about four inches outside diameter, and two hose clamps to hold each hose to the collar. I've found these items at Home Depot; probably any store that carries irrigation/sprinkler parts would have them. For the collar, I used a THREE inch coupler, designed to couple two pieces of three inch (interior diameter) sprinkler line together, fitting over the outside of the two pieces of sprinkler line. However, you should seriously consider whether how long a hose line will work in your application. Best wishes!
817139
The ones 1 got were too long. They were cut to fit. However, I'm sure you can buy aquarium hose to fit your need.
143726
You should not need anything extra. Just screww the female end of one hose onto the male end of the other.
1157079
Good product. I have 120 ft of hose and have little problem pulling it off. Must be mounted real good to work. I used a 2x12.
83675
They will connect but you'd only be able to use the 10' section of the 39625 that has bayonet connectors on both ends. If you tried to connect them fully it would give you a city sewer connection at both ends. I can't see it being practical to mate these together.
1654263
I use 2 50' hoses (connected together) on mine and don't have any issues. Perhaps your 100' hose has/had a kink, causing low pressure/overheat?
1367659
It will be fine for the shorter hose. I put a 50 footer on it most of the time, but used it with the shorter hoses, too. It is sturdy when mounted to the wall. I didn't buy the stake for the ground mount. Figured it wouldn't be stable. I've had mine a couple of years I think. THe finish still looks good.
934060
Yes, but it is intended for hoses larger in diameter and that don't coil naturally. So it will be bigger than what you need