Reel 100ft 3/8in 4000psi Cox U-Bracket
Quick Overview
- Heavy gauge U-shape steel frame, this hose wheel is compact, lightweight and professional-grade
- Includes a tension break to adjust the control of the hose draw, this helps prevent the hose holder from free-wheeling during operation, storage, and transport
- High-quality steel construction, Made in USA this heavy-duty hose reel offers strength and durability, Great for commercial and industrial settings
- Lightweight, compact, versatile reel that performs at working pressures up to 4,000 PSI
- The sturdy U shaped frame and all steel construction creats a tough little reel.
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$244.50
$278.50
Reel 100ft 3/8in 4000psi Cox U-Bracket
Features solid brass full-flow NPT swivel ,aking the hand cranking a breeze, simple seal maintenance offers long service life. This reel has no-hassle hose installation, there’s no need to remove the reel from its mount, creating an efficient workflow.
Heavy gauge U-shape steel frame is compact, lightweight and professional-grade, CNC-spun discs are ribbed with rolled edges for greater strength and superior hose protection.
This Reel has a tension break that is easy to adjust the control of your draw, this helps prevent free-wheeling during operation, storage, and transport.
The direct hand crank action makes retraction quick and easy.
High-quality steel construction, our heavy-duty hose reel offers strength and durability, great for commercial and industrial settings, it’s finished with a powder coat, making it long-lasting and resistant to chips and rusting.
Limited 2-year manufacturer’s warranty.
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