We want to hang soaker hoses with large diameter loops. Will this handle 24-inch diameter (or larger) loops without sagging or crinkling?
764191
The bracket is thick steel and very sturdy. We hang our 50 foot hose on it in 24-inch loops without a problem. Be sure to screw it into the wall well. I typically use the largest diameter screw that will fit through the pre-drilled holes in the bracket for strength. No screws are included.
527566
I doubt it. I'm using the hanging brackets now and am having some issue with flow rate. I'm actually going to break down this weekend to investigate. It's meant to sit on shelf with tank or hang on.
1213064
I have 50' of 3/4 in diameter hose no problem. It could handle at least another 50' of hose. I'v had it and used it for 5-6 years no problems, good product.
1813174
Yes! I just used it to fill up my water punching bag. Just make sure to get a 3/4 hose to screw into it. Because I didn't know that hoses even came in different sizes, I am the proud owner of a 75 foot 5/8 hose as well as a Gilmour 6 ply 3/4 one. The last one is the hose I used with this adaptor.
2159575
Not as well. I would focus on using smaller wire hangers if possible. The larger plastic hangers appeared to take up more room and be tougher to get out of the grooves. The product would have been better if it could have more easily accommodated the larger style plastic hanger.
501256
This product is pretty "stiff" under normal conditions, and is therefore very limited on bend radius - you can not form it into a tight bend without kinking it. It needs only a push-on barbed irrigation connection to work fine at pressures of at least 30 psi in my hookup. Since you plan to run heated water thru it, it will be much more "limp" and may need to be fastened at every connection with a hose clamp. With that precaution, and keeping in mind the bend limitations, I see no reason why it should not work.
966645
I used 3/16" line hose because I wasn't confident that it would hold a 1/4" line its pretty loose, but I do have 1/4" disconnects on my ball lock corny kegs. Just get some 3/16" vinyl tubing from Home Depot for $4 microwave a cup of water and heat up the tube and it will slip over the 1/4" barb no problem. I have 2 of these faucets and they work well for over a year now.
863172
depends on bucket width .....if not using cross brace. very will made ....very strong and very will made
1305924
It is recommended for 18' pools or larger. 24' hose with a 110" telescoping pole. Hope this helps
499005
Same diameter as a hose thread, but it requires a fine thread. Hose thread to too course and won't fit.
1732296
I have a heavy duty 100 foot hose on mine and it does fit. You do need to assist it to get it to lay evenly, but it does work. The hose reel is top notch!
1471893
Yes, the tape sticks to itself and it streches.....the trick here is to wrap it tight, & overlap the hole properly. I make my own Garden soaker hose's, by drilling holes in standard hose. When I want to block an area off...I use this tape & it holds. If it holds that kind of pressure, it will hold your tube pressure easy.
827797
You can use this if the springs are not stretched beyond their capacity. If so, it will not stay put and will snap out of the hanger. My hanger was used for a round plate and I have not tried any other size with it.
75742
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.
865757
It has a wooden dowel that the paper fits on, so yes, a smaller roll would also work, it would just move a bit I would imagine. I haven't had any issues with mine using 24" paper... it's great!
814819
2+ inch screws will work, I used 1.5" siding screws and it's held up wonderfully. Even holding a 100 ft heavy duty hose. Those who say the plastic will not hold up a 100 ft heavy duty hose are incorrect as mine has been doing so for 6 months.
706980
Just tried a 20 oz bottle of water and the holder was to big for it. We use them to hold our 24-26oz stainless steel thermos. Works great!