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Any one use one ,if so do you have problems with corrosion on fluid pathway

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No one use a cox ?

[Mike #1]

Nope just curious though who pays over £300 for a hose reel like the swivel mount one though looks like the one soapy souter has on his Defender. Mike

[Jista]

Does anyone use these look kinda good  xhose look them up.

[PoleKing]

M&M-mine was over £300-can't exactly remember.
It's a Hannay. It's the daddy!
I think someone on here posted a vid once of their Hannay holding their transfer hose.
I hear RedAshe are good too.

[SPE]

not sure if this is a cox reel? but similar
http://www.gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/acatalog/460_hoseReel_125pd.jpg
I have one of these though if that helps?
paid a bargain price of £45 for it though on ebay
van mounted, had it 5 years and really like it, very robust and never given problems

Simon

[Rob_Mac]

I've got four of them.

Two that will hold 120 metres of pressure washing hose and two that hold 90 metres of pressure washing hose.

If they hold that much of PW hose they will hold about 300 metres of WFP hose.

May be a bit of overkill though.

They are a brilliant hose reel, two of mine are over three years old now and the bigger two are 12 months old and still like new, even though they get a right battering. Little locking mechanisms on them and an easy winding movement. Very well put together.

Rob

[dd]

M&M-mine was over £300-can't exactly remember.
It's a Hannay. It's the daddy!
I think someone on here posted a vid once of their Hannay holding their transfer hose.
I hear RedAshe are good too.

I got a van mounted Hannay. Over 7 years old and still going. Excellent reel. Easy to wind in and easily holds 100m hose. I think it is made of aluminum so it does not rust.