Gp Hose Reel 4000PSI 3/8" X 200' Compact

Gp Hose Reel 4000PSI 3/8" X 200' Compact

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Compact Hose Reel in 50, 100, and 200 Foot Capacities Space on a skid runs out before the job list does. This compact hose reel is built for that p...
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Compact Hose Reel in 50, 100, and 200 Foot Capacities

Space on a skid runs out before the job list does. This compact hose reel is built for that problem, packing a 4,000 PSI rating and 3/8 in. line into a bottom mount frame that bolts flat and stays out of your way. Pick the capacity that matches how you work, because all three share the same mounting style and the same pressure rating.

Features Across All Three Sizes

  • Three capacities: 50 ft, 100 ft, or 200 ft of 3/8 in. line
  • Bottom mount: bolts flat to a trailer deck, skid frame, or cart shelf
  • 4,000 PSI rating: the same working pressure on every capacity
  • Tight footprint: a smaller drum diameter frees up deck space for tanks
  • One family: the same frame style whichever length you settle on

Specifications

Working Pressure 4,000 PSI
Line Size 3/8 in.
Capacity Options 50 ft, 100 ft, 200 ft
Mounting Bottom mount
Frame Compact

Picking Your Capacity

Go with 50 ft when the drum is riding on a crowded cart or serving as a second reel. Plenty of crews run a short one for the soap line and a long one for high pressure, which ends the habit of swapping hoses halfway through a wash.

The 100 ft option covers ordinary residential stops and light commercial work, and it is the size most single reel rigs settle on. Step up to 200 ft when properties are spread out and moving the truck costs you real time. Just remember that a compact drum stacks 200 ft in more layers, so even winding matters more on that one than it does on the short version.

Before you bolt anything down, dry fit it. A bottom mount needs a flat surface and clear access to the crank side, and it is a lot easier to find that out with the unit sitting loose on the deck than after you have drilled four holes. Check that the plumbing side is reachable as well, because that is where you will be working the day a fitting starts to weep.

Common Questions

Which capacity should I order?

Match it to your longest normal pull. Buying more length than you use adds weight and bulk you carry around all season for nothing.

How does it attach?

It is a bottom mount design, so it sits on its base and bolts down through the frame to a flat surface.

Is the pressure rating different on the bigger one?

No. Every capacity here is rated at 4,000 PSI with 3/8 in. line. The difference between them is how much line the drum holds and how much room the unit takes up.

Build Out the Rest of the System

Other mounting styles and larger frames are grouped in Hose Reels. When it comes time for a swivel or a replacement crank, check Hose Reel Parts.