Is there an actual reel on this, which I could turn to wind up the hose more easily? I cannot tell from the picture or description.
756028
No, there is no reel to wind up the hose. It's easy to load the hose back on. And really, you don't want any moving parts to do so. Moving parts mean things can break. This product is fantastic, and I would most definitely purchase it again.
756029
No. But it's a nice peace. Only holds a 50'. So it's very easy to wind on by hand
756030
No, there is not a reel on this hose holder. After looking at this I eventually purchased the "Retractable Hose Reel" at Frontgate which has a auto retractable feature. It works fine and is currently on sale.
756031
No - you just wind the hose around it manually. There is no reel to "wind it up".
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.
186871
the reel cannot be turned over as there is a plate where the shaft is or the shaft opening is not the same on both sides. I mounted the yard butler where i turn with right hand and guide with left. I love my yard butler.
551724
The hose is suppose to be wound on the reel. The power cord just is looped and hangs on the little arm.
1441781
I believe so, just like any other hose. And it's not a dumb question! I really like this hose. Have mine on a hose reel and it's awesome!
1694429
Yes there is a feed hose that comes into the reel to connect the hose from the reel to the house. Great product alway rolls away smoothly and is simple enough not to beak
95864
Don't worry about because the reel is really junky....don't buy it. It does not rewind worth a hoot.
913433
The handle is "configured" for one side and the brass hose hookup is opposite; BUT the saving grace is that the entire reel rotates 360 degrees, so once assembled, you can rotate and lock it into place on either side to suit your need. I have the handles locked into place on the right side and the reel holds 100 feet of hose for me snugly. No regrets so far.
86746
No it spools out easily without to much moving......when you wind I either put my foot on the base or if you leave the hose fillies with water it makes it heavier.....had mine for three years now and still works great...I don't even put it away in the winter
1832764
Yes. I have now been using the hose reel for about a year and love it. The first one sprung a leak internally and I got this one. I have another one that is 9 years old and still great.
1424530
Yes, just the reel. And it works quite well, actually. I'd recommend getting a decent non-kinking hose because they reel up and unreel much more easily than the regular stuff.
1836016
My answer is no because as you wind up the reel the plug end continues to rotate. Otherwise, the reel works as promised and makes for easy and organized storing. Jerry BJerry
1731814
Hello,This reel is available only in a right hand retrieve. Please feel free to let us know if there is anything else we can help you with. Thanks,Brian @ ALFC
444593
The answer is no. There is a brush setup inside the reel that powers it as the reel turns.
410108
Yes, this is a storage type reel, not a powered, spring-tensioned, hanging type extension cord reel. Nowhere does it imply that it is.
2240762
This reel is not very strong to hold a garden hose. It's designed to hold electric cord. I would purchase a reel designed to hold a heavy garden hose.
1554691
Thought I'd respond anyway. I have a heavy duty 3/4" hose that is 75' long on my reel. I have a little room to spare. I could probably roll up another 15' neatly. If you need an exact measurement I'd contact Eley directly. If you buy the reel you'll be more than happy. It's a first class product all the way. Best of luck.