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Awesome info!

what don't you like?

I found some reviews but wanted members from here to chime in that have actually used the hose in a garage setting.

I hand coil, I have bread hose reels hurt flow (this is just in my garage, not a everyday used garage). I may try a reel and just drill out the fitting for more flow.

Lol, exactly where I saw that, was weird must loved it, some hated it and said it coiled real bad! I had a Lowe's "hybrid hose" and that thing coiled so bad it was literally un-usable

I use all Milton V fittings and plugs :thumbup: I will check out the pushloc

I have the 100' flexzilla garden hose and live it, would you say the air hose is similar in behaviour? Also, some say the flexzilla has plastic threads? Is this true?

So it never lays flat like a rubber hose, that ***** and also means it probably coils when you try to hand coil it. How hard are the fittings to install on air hose? I have experience with oil, oil cooler lines but never have done air hoses. Are there high flow fittings our are they basically...

awesome, What do you hate about it?

Figured someone on here would know if this hose is any good. The only reason I want it is because it's the only hose I can find in 35ft length and also have 3/8" NPT fittings (not 1/4"). I have 25ft rubber hose with 3/8" NPT threads but can't find it in 35 ft length. What I DON'T want is a hose...

I don't really have room to do the 2 step do it will still kinda have the "U" just not as tall. How bad does the 20' of 1/2" pipe hurt flow? Here is what I first had before learning on this site...pretty bad lol!

By steps I mean like this, another cave man drawing.

I was told to have it go up so the water/moisture falls and can be drained. Also, this is the only way for me to really get 20' of cooling. Is this a bad idea? I was trying to replicate this pic but on a smaller level. My filter is rated for 250 psi and compressor is 155. Can I run the line...

Here is my very "caveman-ish" drawing on what I plan to do. Nothing crazy like done here but it is only 1 line with ratchets,impact and cutoff tools.

stupid question, with that T what keeps the air from going into the regulator to keep pressure? You close the regulator? Couldn't I just put a valve after the "T" to direct air flow?

I will have 2 speedaire filters but think I need to extend my 1/2" piping after doing some reading. My piping is only 12ft from compressor then goes directly to hose. Will extend it down the wall and loop back so air has time to cool. It does help my garage is temp controlled I am sure, low...

no painting at all.

thats what I thought, I oil every few hours.

You have a pic by chance?

awesome, I will check it out :thumbup: