A-FRAME HOSE REEL 3/8"x150' 5000PSI
A-FRAME HOSE REEL 3/8"x150' 5000PSI
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A-Frame Hose Reel, 3/8 Inch by 150 Feet, 5000 PSI
Buying more reel than the work calls for is a common mistake, and it eats deck space you will want later. This A-frame hose reel holds 150 feet of 3/8 inch hose and carries a 5000 PSI rating, which lands right where house washing, driveways and small commercial jobs actually live. The wide stance of the A-frame base keeps the unit planted while somebody drags line across the yard.
Features
- Wide A-frame stance resists tipping when the line gets pulled sideways
- Holds up to 150 feet of 3/8 inch hose
- Rated to 5000 PSI, so it keeps pace with high pressure machines
- Light at just over eleven pounds, which makes one person mounting realistic
- Right sized for residential and light commercial route work
Specifications
| Mount | A-Frame |
| Hose ID | 3/8 inch |
| Hose Length Capacity | 150 ft |
| PSI | 5000 |
| Weight | 11.38 lb |
Is 150 Feet the Right Size for You?
Walk a typical job and count steps from where the truck parks to the farthest corner you need to reach. Two and a half feet per step gets you close enough. Most single family homes come in under 120 feet from the curb, which leaves this reel a comfortable margin.
If your work is strip malls, warehouse aprons or anything where you are hundreds of feet from a parking spot, step up to a larger drum instead. Adding a second hose to stretch a short reel creates a coupling in the middle of the run, and that coupling is what catches on every corner and doorway.
Common Questions
Does the 5000 PSI rating mean I should run 5000 PSI?
It means the reel can take it. Whether you should depends on the rest of your system, since hose, gun and fittings all need to match or exceed that number.
How should I fasten it to a trailer?
Through bolt each foot with a backing plate underneath rather than relying on washers. A loaded reel bouncing down the road puts real load into those four points.
Is the weight listed with hose on it?
No. The 11.38 pounds is the bare reel. Add the weight of whatever 150 feet of hose you plan to load.
Compare Before You Buy
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