Will this work while part of it is still coiled on a wall mounted hose hanger/butler without collapsing or crushing? Thanks.
142169
Absolutely! This it one of the best non-kink water hoses I've ever used. It's flexible, but the walls of the hose are stiff enough that it is very difficult to kink.
91083
You could use it without mounting to a wall, but it is going to be a pain. When you grab the hose and pull to unwind, it is not heavy enough to keep it in place. It will be better if it were secured somehow. You could mount it to a iece of plywood with feet.
321180
It'll work in this scenario. In fact, the one I have hangs on the shower head and it doesn't rest against the wall. As long as the arm of the shower head doesn't lean forward on the part in which you're going to hang it on, you'll be fine. e.g., otherwise it'll slide off.
150396
yes. make sure the weight connects between the hose(yellow rubber rings). This will help the hose to float above and hep the unit works well without problem; I like it. This is my 2nd.one. One give away to friend.
855807
The instructions say it will bend 1/4" to 7/8" soft copper, aluminum and light wall hydraulic tubing. It won't bend hard copper tubing unless it is annealed. If the stainless steel tubing you want to bend is thin wall then I think it will do the job.
1960411
Yes it should work okay. Just make sure your hose attatchments are pointed in the right direction.
2194837
I agree with you this is a poor way to do business. I took the connection off and adapted to quarter inch plastic tubing. Then I adapted to a garden hose fitting at the other end. I used 5 feet of tubing so I would not be holding the weight of a garden hose. Good luck
1039728
If you understand that extension cords, like other forms of wire, as well as hoses, are manufactured in "coils", and like to return to their natural state when storing you'll be OK. You just have to let them naturally coil, as you wind it up. It will involve a little twisting by you, to get the wire to neatly coil, but it's not a big deal at all.
1136959
I would think it might. The handheld does bend down lower than what it shown. I think you would be able to make it work. The wall pipe itself bends down a bit anyway.
360681
Well, I would say that this device will "hold" extension cords together. Lock? Don't think so. I bought it to protect and extension connection to a heated water hose from the inclement weather elements.
1321172
It should not matter as long as you have a good contact with the CPU, and the hoses are not obstructed by bends. If your concerned contact support and explain the situation or provide pictures and ask for a recommendation.
396418
I purchased this to hold a 75' nylon hose which has little weight. If you are talking about a regular hose, I don't think this has enough depth or height to hold a rubber hose. If the faucet is close to the house with little pipe exposed, weight of hose should not be a problem. Would be more concerned with volume of hose.
459222
Mine doesn't. If properly installed, and all screws are tightened the way they should be, this winder shouldn't wobble. It is pretty sturdy and neither a leakage. I had been using this for a little over a year now, and the only complain I had is...it doesn't really accommodate a 100' hose like what it says on the title but only a 75' hose.
1483527
Absolutely, yes! It's manufactured that way, the gray adapter end permanently affixed to the black, corrugated hose. By the way, trying to remove the gray adapter will likely destroy the hose.
193113
It stays flexible even when it is cold, I don't have mine on a hose reel, but I think it should work.
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.
418067
We've used ours (several of them, mounted various places) for up to 3/4" x 100' hoses. Depends upon the size of loops one feeds onto the hanger, of course; I/we always opted for bigger loops and, hangers mounted at about waist level.