Hose Reel

Thanks for including the Ladies! It is a matter of how much you really want to spend on a reel. In most cases, the more you spend the better product that you will end up with. What kind of reel do you have now? You can get one at Home Depot or purchase a Titan Reel (an overkill). We have reels starting at $125 to 700.

Give me a call at 800-519-9279 or email me for some ideas. Lori
 
Thanks, Lori. Happy New Year..........
 
My hoes and reels recently grew legs :nono:

So had to break out old hoses, I'll be looking to place these real soon.
 
For a pressure washing reel you want to buy the best you can afford like Lori said. I have 3 Titan hose reels and I would never go back to anything else. I just got some replacement parts from Lori and it so easy to replace parts even a caveman can do it.
 
Most of the brass swivels that I have seen have very small openings where the Super Swivel has larger openings so no restrictions with that brand.
 
Exterior Attack PW said:
For a pressure washing reel you want to buy the best you can afford like Lori said. I have 3 Titan hose reels and I would never go back to anything else. I just got some replacement parts from Lori and it so easy to replace parts even a caveman can do it.
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Had Cox they often pissed me off. If they weren't having an issue with the heat they were falling apart due to the chems. And when I both those creatures under control it seemed the reel would drag or sometime want to lock up. Seems like most the problems started after DSing. Well new setup and rinse better.:drag:

I hope the POS that took mine has as much fun with it has I have!
 
Christopher said:
Most of the brass swivels that I have seen have very small openings where the Super Swivel has larger openings so no restrictions with that brand.
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still it depends on the inside manifold in the reel its self, only a few reels have 1/2 in manifolds, most are 3/8 but you can special order the for summit and Hose Tract (I am sure there are others) with the upgrade for 50 to 10 dollars more but its well worth it, the tanks fill much faster
 
Russ Spence said:
still it depends on the inside manifold in the reel its self, only a few reels have 1/2 in manifolds, most are 3/8 but you can special order the for summit and Hose Tract (I am sure there are others) with the upgrade for 50 to 10 dollars more but its well worth it, the tanks fill much faster
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Great advise I agree 100%! I hate my summits for two reasons 1 being the flow. 2 Being they are all rusted due to the cheap paint (and my chems) I am buting Alluminum next time. So Lori let me know if any specials come up. I will be setting my kwazi new rig up soon! Gotta love growth. I rig will be a small jobs rig For fleets, Roof & house washes and then the Monster will be for the commercial flat work and Apartments we clean.
 
Kory said:
Great advise I agree 100%! I hate my summits for two reasons 1 being the flow. 2 Being they are all rusted due to the cheap paint (and my chems) I am buting Alluminum next time. So Lori let me know if any specials come up. I will be setting my kwazi new rig up soon! Gotta love growth. I rig will be a small jobs rig For fleets, Roof & house washes and then the Monster will be for the commercial flat work and Apartments we clean.
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summits are certainly ugly after time but they do hold up pretty well, I used to go thru Rapid reels yearly, I have some Summits that are going on 4 years old. (the look like crap though)
 
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Between the Titan and the small Coxreel used to be another Coxreel (250') which got fkt up, by my mistake. I do not like the Coxreels and like so much more the Titan reels. The left Titan is aluminium/stackable, the right one is stainless steel; both with super swivels.

I say Titans all the way!!!


P.S. It seems everything made in Florida is superior than the rest brands :). (Titan, Whsiper Wash..)
 
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I have had good luck with my Cox reels, but, the bearings don't last. I buy the better cox reels, though, so they are replaceable. Of course, by don't last, I usually get four years out of them.
 
offdutyfireman said:
I have Hannays that are over 10 years old and used every day. Buy the best and you don't have to worry about replacing. Titan and Cox are in the same category as AR and comet pumps:Garbage.
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J'Stone goes head first to the turnbuckle :dance3:
 
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