HamAndEggs
Well-known member
Very happy with the results of this thing! $80 on sale at Home Depot. 50 Ft of rubber hose on an auto-retracting reel
End Result, see install below:
Here is the install if anyone wants to do the same, this is the best way I could think of doing it and keeping it strong while just using scrap I had
I got 2 peices of 2x6 to attach to the joists, and then 2x4's across the back for the hose reel to mount to. I used #10 3 inch SPAX Screws
Then I put a piece of plywood over that, this was so I could get some extra depth for the lags I am using to mount the reel
Test fit with clamps
I found some 1/4 x 3 SPAX Lags, I added a washer so they never poked through the joist
2 x Lags and 2 x #10x2.5 SPAX Screws
All mounted, marked and ready for the reel
I am using these 1/4 x 2 inch SPAX Lags for the reel
Its not going anywhere
Added the inlet hose
And into the compressor with a Milton V fitting
End Result, see install below:
Here is the install if anyone wants to do the same, this is the best way I could think of doing it and keeping it strong while just using scrap I had
I got 2 peices of 2x6 to attach to the joists, and then 2x4's across the back for the hose reel to mount to. I used #10 3 inch SPAX Screws
Then I put a piece of plywood over that, this was so I could get some extra depth for the lags I am using to mount the reel
Test fit with clamps
I found some 1/4 x 3 SPAX Lags, I added a washer so they never poked through the joist
2 x Lags and 2 x #10x2.5 SPAX Screws
All mounted, marked and ready for the reel
I am using these 1/4 x 2 inch SPAX Lags for the reel
Its not going anywhere
Added the inlet hose
And into the compressor with a Milton V fitting