Hose real for pressure washer!!!!

[shkdwnnj]

I installed a hose bib in my garage for a pressure washer. What im looking for is the hose reel like the ones i use for my air supply but for the pressure washer hose. I cannot find them anywhere. I was told they do not make them because a pressure washer should never be ran inside because of the exhaust (stupid answer i know).

I could probaly use the same one they make for the air hose right!!!!!

Im trying to avoid having to bring the pressure washer outside with me when washing cars/bikes just simply the gun!!!!!

 

[Brian]

Here ya go.

 

[shkdwnnj]

Exactly what i was looking for!!! Thanks

 

[OldCarGuy]

I have this retractable ceiling mounted HOSE REEL in one of my 4-car garages that I use for power washing my everyday drivers. It came with 25’ of 3/8” hose and I added a 20’ section of 1/ 4” hose so that I can wash my motor home and trailers on the driveway. Besides keeping the hose out of arms way, the auto rewind makes retracting the hose quick and easy.

 

[sberry]

Mine goes thru the wall with the controls mounted outside, I bring the wand in when its below freezing.

 

[KeukaDan]

In the fire service Hannay Reels are common place for everything from water hose to air to electrical. They can be expensive but they are quality. Our Landa pressure washer has its hose on a Hannay reel but I have no idea what it cost as it came on the pressure washer.


http://www.hannay.com/

 

[Aahz]

Most air/water reels are not designed for high pressure...so unless you're only using 2-300 psi, don't use 'em. This is a manual reel that will work for long lengths.... http://www.standardus.com/cgi-bin/standard/REL-H18006M.html?id=gX5bi28s&mv_pc=453 I'll post some other versions tomorrow that are spring retract style.

 

[sberry]

I would think you could buy a reel at any of the big stores, Home Depot sells lots of washers. I use generic hi pressure reels, about 150 a piece like the Cox reels on that link. The Rapid Reel works, paying for name with that one but use a 100 ft reel for 50 or 75 hoses, you have to wind it perfect with 100. I like those prices fine though, 100 ft of 3/8 4000# hose for 130, not bad and with small washers 3/8 is plenty. I do keep a 3/8 re-useable hydraulic connector in the drawer though, every once in a while one fails, cut off a couple ft and put a new end on. My use is probably different but I like the long hose.

 

[krooser]

http://www.coxreels.com/

I just hauled an entire trailer load of these to Northern Tool...

 

[OldCarGuy]

Most air/water reels are not designed for high pressure...so unless you're only using 2-300 psi, don't use 'em. This is a manual reel that will work for long lengths.... http://www.standardus.com/cgi-bin/standard/REL-H18006M.html?id=gX5bi28s&mv_pc=453 I'll post some other versions tomorrow that are spring retract style.

The ReelCraft hose reel that I mentioned is rated for 4,000 PSI and has worked flawlessly for 10 years.