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Suncast 175-Foot Capacity Hosemobile Garden Hose Reel Cart, Bronze/Taupe JTT175B
Suncast 175 Foot Capacity Hosemobile Garden Hose Reel Cart Bronze/Taupe JTT175B – Features
Assembled Hose Reel Cart With Slide Trak & Tray, 175′ Capacity, Holds Up To 175′ Of 5/8″ Garden Hose, Tray Holds Small Gardening & Watering Accessories, Easylink System Ensures Water Tight Connection Between Hose Reel & Hoses, Durable Design Features Tough Polyethylene Construction.
175′ of 5/8″ hose capacity
Slid-Trak hose guide makes winding and unwinding
Storage tray holds small watering accessories
Easylink system ensures watertight connection between hose reel and hoses

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Suncast 175 Foot Capacity Hosemobile Garden Hose Reel Cart Bronze/Taupe JTT175B – Reviews

I was very hesitant to purchase this product after reading the reviews about this item, but since this is exactly what I needed, I took a chance. We have a larger model(225-foot) in the backyard and needed a smaller one for the front. The one we have in the back has given us no problems and is about 4 years old. We recently purchased a new hose since the old one leaked, hooked it up, said a prayer that there would be no leaks (as the connection is in the garage) and turned it on. Works great!
It was very easy to follow the directions (4 easy steps) to hook up the hose. Now, we only have a 75-foot hose on it at the moment, but there is plenty of room for more. It winds up easily, and the guide does stick a little, as does the one we already have, but I find that guiding it from underneath the handle rather than the top helps. On the bottom right side of the cart there is a convenient place to put your foot to steady the cart as you wind up the hose.
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I’ve had mine for 5 years. The only real problem is the hose connection to the device is made of cheap plastic and either breaks or just loosens up so it will not keep a connection. I bought mine at ace for $30. I feel I got what I paid for.

Amazonian

Becareful handling the hose cart. The thin plastic sides can cut fingers real easily. And how does the water supply connect to the cart? Figure B calls it the “in-tube”. Back to the store for a short hose to connect the reel to the water supply. I know the box said “hose not supplied” but nothing about not supplying a short in-tube.

Dan T


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