
DHRA50300 A-Frame Hose Reel With 300 Foot Capacity
The DHRA50300 A-frame hose reel is a professional grade drum that holds 300 feet of hose and carries a 5,000 PSI rating. Its two legged frame makes long runs easy to handle and keeps the line from kinking, tangling or weeping at the fittings. Contractors, cleaning crews and industrial users reach for this model when they want hose organized and ready to pull. Set it on the ground, fasten it to a wall or secure it in a cart, and it behaves the same way in all three spots.
Features
- Winds and unwinds with less effort, so you are not worn out by the end of a shift
- Strong resistance to rust and weather exposure
- Works with standard high pressure hose
- Two legged base resists tipping while you pay out or rewind
- Cuts down kinks and tangles so the line feeds smoothly
- Compact footprint frees up room on a trailer or a shop floor
- Rated for pressures up to 5,000 PSI
- Guards the hose against leaks, rust and abrasion damage
- Keeps long runs tidy on professional job sites
Specifications
| Product | Hose Reel |
| Model No | DHRA50300 |
| Inlet | 3/8 in. FPT |
| Outlet | 1/2 in. FPT |
| PSI | 5000 |
| Hose Length Capacity | 300 ft |
| Mount | A-Frame |
Built for Work, Not for Watering the Yard
Lightweight yard reels rust out and fold up once real pressure shows up. This drum uses rugged components that hold together in professional service, and the 5,000 PSI rating puts it in range for power washers, industrial sprayers and other high pressure tools. Yard reels do fine on flower beds and small city lots, but they were never sized for these pressures or this much line. That gap is the whole difference between casual hose storage and a heavy duty reel a contractor can lean on.
How It Stacks Up Against a Retractable Reel
Anyone who has run a retractable knows the appeal of quick storage. This model is not retractable, though the manual wind takes little effort and produces fewer kinks along the way. Lightweight retractables also tend to quit once pressure climbs, while this drum is set up to carry 300 feet of line at 5,000 PSI. If you want the tidy result of a retractable with the muscle of an industrial reel, this sits right in the middle.
Storage, Space and Versatility
Floor space costs money in a shop or on a trailer. Wound line means a cleaner work area and far fewer trip hazards for your crew and for the property owner. Loose coils on the ground are the opposite of that. This unit stores cleaning hose, industrial tool line and high pressure water setups, and it adapts to a workshop, a wall bracket or a cart without giving up any strength.
Installation and Mounting
Setting it up takes ordinary mounting hardware and screws. Fix it to a wall for vertical storage, bolt it to a cart for mobile operations, or leave it sitting on the ground where the crew can get at it fast. Use the included fittings or compatible hardware and you are running. The frame keeps the unit planted during payout and rewind, which is what prevents accidents and equipment damage.
Durability and Service Life
At a 5,000 PSI maximum, this one is put together to stay in the rotation. Heavy duty parts fight leaks, resist rust and slow the wear that daily use brings. Reels that need constant attention cost more than they ever save. This model is assembled for consistent output over a long stretch, which is what makes it a working purchase instead of a stopgap.
Common Questions
How much hose fits on the drum?
Up to 300 feet, which is what the 300 in the DHRA50300 model number stands for.
What pressure is it rated for?
5,000 PSI. Confirm your hose, gun and fittings carry the same rating or better before you run it.
Are the inlet and the outlet the same size?
No. The inlet is 3/8 in. FPT and the outlet is 1/2 in. FPT, so bring the correct adapters when you plumb it in.
Where can I mount it?
On the ground, on a wall or in a cart, using hardware suited to that surface.
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