2.5" Hose

[Joseph225]

Even I figured that out without help

Oh, good job, Marty. I'm really proud of you!

Last hose ( or two) on the reel, first hose off is how we found the 2.5" was easiest to manage it.

To this point, I've always pulled a few loops off, thrown them over my shoulder, and then continued pulling off the reel until I hit the front door. At that point, I start dropping loops, as I work my way to the furthest point. This method DESTROYS the smoothness of that process. How are you dealing with that? What does your hose setup actually look like?

 

[hogjowl]

We need a Saiger video

 

[Desk Jockey]

We need a Saiger video

Is he big on using 2.5?
I know just getting away from the live hose reel really improved the Butler vacuum.

 

[hogjowl]

No idea
But it would have to be more interesting than this thread

 

[Cleanworks]

Is he big on using 2.5?
I know just getting away from the live hose reel really improved the Butler vacuum.

In Phoenix, I believe Mark was using 100 feet of 2.5, reduced to 2 inch at the hotel.

 

[Desk Jockey]

In Phoenix, I believe Mark was using 100 feet of 2.5, reduced to 2 inch at the hotel.

I cleaned with the second set off the Aerotec mostly. There was always somebody on his Butler.

 

[Cleanworks]

I cleaned with the second set off the Aerotec mostly. There was always somebody on his Butler.

I got a chance to use his Butler with the Zipper SS. I was really impressed with how the heat held up. Hoses were too hot to touch even with all that continuous flow.

 

[DAT]

I gave up on the 2.5". I was like a monkey F****** a football trying to deal with that thing.

As opposed to 4 to door on a 100ft run with youd 870?

 

[Nomad74]

As opposed to 4 to door on a 100ft run with youd 870?

25'

 

[Jimmy L]

But it was hot outside