Longer hose(s)

["Red"]

By a show of hands, would you recommend getting a 200' length or 2 - 100' lengths?

I'm leaning towards the 2 sections, but would like some input.

 

[mike barrett]

Two one hundred foot sections, if one blows you can replace it( with a spare) and keep working.

 

[HighTide]

I have always bought 100' hose lengths. One hose breaks and I keep working or just attach another 100' backup. I have a lot of jobs where only 100' section is needed and I would rather not add the wear and tear to an extra length of hose that I don't need.

 

[AZ PowerWash Pros]

We use 2 100ft sections and 1 50ft back up on the vehicle at all times...

 

[DeJay]

100' sections. We have 300' on hand at all times.

 

[Steven Button]

Typically 100' sections for the flexibility on different job types, but on a few shopping centers we run 200' lengths. Never had a burst on 200' lengths, only 100's.

 

[Doug Rucker]

Have 2 200 footers. Can't get em to burst. Have 2 100 footers and several 50 footers as back ups


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[AquaMike]

130 ft hoses as I just like that extra length to keep stuff from getting over sprayed onto our units. We have various lengths of add on hoses as that we keep in our trucks as well.

 

[Clean County PW]

100'sections. Carry around 800 -1000' on the flatbed at all times. A few hundred feet in each trailer as well. Our hoses continously get beaten to death.

 

[greg/sd]

we keep 600 feet on the main truck in 100 foot sections and around 3 to 4 hundred on the backup truck.

 

[Tony Shelton]

Because we do commercial rooftop work we keep approx 500ft lengths so if we have to pull them across a roof they don't get stuck on the edge of the roof every 100 ft.

 

[TheCleaningDoc]

Tony,

Do you have a roller setup of some kind to protect your hoses from the edge of the roof line? Just curious how you protect your hoses on that.

 

[tomtucson]

By a show of hands, would you recommend getting a 200' length or 2 - 100' lengths?

I'm leaning towards the 2 sections, but would like some input.

Whats your main work? I like a one piece 300' hose for flat work. Not a huge deal generally but the fittings are a restriction, they do snag around corners and they get ground down. Those in-the-field hose repair ends really do work if a hose blows.

 

["Red"]

Whats your main work? I like a one piece 300' hose for flat work. Not a huge deal generally but the fittings are a restriction, they do snag around corners and they get ground down. Those in-the-field hose repair ends really do work if a hose blows.

My primary is flat work, secondary is everything else. I've got a job coming up in a mobile home park where I can't get my equipment close enough to reach everything (which is my reason for asking).

Multiple sections are probably the best solution (at this point) and I can always put tennis balls at the connections to protect them.

 

[RandyB]

100' foot plus a 75' and 3 @ 50' with 2 50' as back up. And a 75' water supply hose going into a 225 gallon buffer tank. Nowhere we can't go with that much hose.

 

[Tony Shelton]

Tony,

Do you have a roller setup of some kind to protect your hoses from the edge of the roof line? Just curious how you protect your hoses on that.

I have rollers on the lift but not for the roof corners. Any ideas?

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[Michael DeRose]

I have 4- 100 ft sections on main trailer and 3-100 ft sections on back up trailer.

 

[Guy Blackmon]

200' straight lengths with backup 200' in the truck.

 

[Ron Musgraves]

By a show of hands, would you recommend getting a 200' length or 2 - 100' lengths?

I'm leaning towards the 2 sections, but would like some input.

250 section and 100 spare

 

[A AND J POWERWASHING]

We use 150' and carry 4 with us at all times