Bought 2 of these last year after seeing your review video when I was doing my research. They still work great and I'm really happy with the purchases. So convenient not having to manually reel them in. I use the hose a lot more because of that too.
First Aussie 🇦🇺. Jimmy , I have (2) 25 m high flow hoselink reels . One is 6yrs old and the other one 4 yrs old . Still going strong , I have only had to replace the o-rings in the ends of the quick connect ends . Great Australian product. 😎
Good stuff Jimmy. I was all up in your business when you first reviewed it. I was torn between this and the Eley. Originally got the Hoselink but moved it to the garden and took the Eley plunge out front. Both are exceptional. Convenience vs. build quality & 5/8” hose. That’s what it comes down to. If Hoselink would ever release a 5/8 or larger, it might be ballgame.
I'll tell ya'. What made this thing so attractive in my eyes, was the beginning of the video. Seeing how this could be a portable option. Love the idea of them offering the option to purchase an additional mounting bracket. This way I could have a bracket mounted on the Front of the house AND on the Back of the house. Then just transfer when needed (like the beginning of the video). It alleviates the option of purchasing Two hoses (front yard & back yard). This is definitely the selling point for me ... I'm in! When we start to get to the drought season of summer here; I'm buying in for one of these. Thanks! 👍
I had a hoselink now for about 4 years and works fantastic. It did say to clean hose off before reeling in and I do that religiously. I just purchased a sunneday (Costco)for the back side off my house. We’ll see how that holds up.
I had a hose reel attached to a wall in front of my house. One night, one bright spark came along, and decided that they wanted the hose stopper, and cut it off. The end result was that I had to unscrew the housing to retrieve the end of the hose. The hose reel was eventually taken down and replaced by a braided steel hose which I remove after each time when I watered the front garden. A hose reel is ideal for the back of the house, but not for the front. Even putting a padlock on as a security measure, didn't stop someone to take something from the hose reel.
I remember watching the video about you first getting the HOSELINK. I've been in the market for a new hose/reel for a bit, and I think HOSELINK will be my go-to. I only need the 50-foot version though.
My hoselink quick connects all busted and leak in the first 9 months. They had to go in the garbage. It was store inside during the winter for 6 of those 9 months. So I got maybe 3 months of active use before all plastic components broke. disappointing for the price I paid
Planning to buy first Hoselink. Do you bring yours inside for winter storage? I plan to buy just one 82' reel (initially) to use with the four hose bibs around my house. If I have no problem moving it around that would save a lot of money and it would be much easier to store one inside the garage than to store four. Zone 6b. Your thoughts?
I replaced a 12 yr old Ames with this a few weeks ago & it kinks which my ames never did. Customer service useless & when I asked for a manager they weren't in today! I love the connectors & am tempted to keep it but it may get worse.
Weird. I’ve never had an issue like that in the now 5 hoses I’ve installed between my property and my family’s properties. Hope you can get it resolved.
Can you attach any hose to it? Like, if I want it installed somewhere in my yard that isn't in close proximity to my spout, could I run a hose from the spout to my desired location?
I bought one after your initial review...I still love mine!!! What I don't like is some bird has decided it would be a really cool condo and keeps trying to build a nest inside...every week I find all types of nesting material inside 😡
I might have overlooked the link but would you possibly have the link for the actual dual water hose connection you are using. I have been disappointed with the last two I have purchased
Bought 2 of these last year after seeing your review video when I was doing my research. They still work great and I'm really happy with the purchases. So convenient not having to manually reel them in. I use the hose a lot more because of that too.
Stoked to hear you still love them!
Where I can buy one??? Please
Ive had one for 3 years. Other than the same issue that Jimmy had with the shut off valve, it’s been great. Makes things much easier.
I'm still waiting for one to come out that I can use my existing 100ft 5/8" Flexzilla hose
First Aussie 🇦🇺. Jimmy , I have (2) 25 m high flow hoselink reels . One is 6yrs old and the other one 4 yrs old . Still going strong , I have only had to replace the o-rings in the ends of the quick connect ends . Great Australian product. 😎
Good stuff Jimmy. I was all up in your business when you first reviewed it. I was torn between this and the Eley. Originally got the Hoselink but moved it to the garden and took the Eley plunge out front. Both are exceptional. Convenience vs. build quality & 5/8” hose. That’s what it comes down to. If Hoselink would ever release a 5/8 or larger, it might be ballgame.
Totally agree
I'll tell ya'. What made this thing so attractive in my eyes, was the beginning of the video. Seeing how this could be a portable option. Love the idea of them offering the option to purchase an additional mounting bracket. This way I could have a bracket mounted on the Front of the house AND on the Back of the house. Then just transfer when needed (like the beginning of the video). It alleviates the option of purchasing Two hoses (front yard & back yard). This is definitely the selling point for me ... I'm in! When we start to get to the drought season of summer here; I'm buying in for one of these. Thanks! 👍
I had a hoselink now for about 4 years and works fantastic. It did say to clean hose off before reeling in and I do that religiously. I just purchased a sunneday (Costco)for the back side off my house. We’ll see how that holds up.
Very helpful long term review. Thanks Jimmy. Appreciated.
I had a hose reel attached to a wall in front of my house. One night, one bright spark came along, and decided that they wanted the hose stopper, and cut it off. The end result was that I had to unscrew the housing to retrieve the end of the hose. The hose reel was eventually taken down and replaced by a braided steel hose which I remove after each time when I watered the front garden. A hose reel is ideal for the back of the house, but not for the front. Even putting a padlock on as a security measure, didn't stop someone to take something from the hose reel.
Ppl are terrible. Can't have nice things
Glad it’s finally spring in Utah! JP is happy too!
I remember watching the video about you first getting the HOSELINK. I've been in the market for a new hose/reel for a bit, and I think HOSELINK will be my go-to. I only need the 50-foot version though.
My hoselink quick connects all busted and leak in the first 9 months. They had to go in the garbage. It was store inside during the winter for 6 of those 9 months. So I got maybe 3 months of active use before all plastic components broke. disappointing for the price I paid
Also, the water pressure is crap lol.
Planning to buy first Hoselink. Do you bring yours inside for winter storage? I plan to buy just one 82' reel (initially) to use with the four hose bibs around my house. If I have no problem moving it around that would save a lot of money and it would be much easier to store one inside the garage than to store four. Zone 6b. Your thoughts?
Yes I keep them in my shed during the winter. Make sure you drain as much water as you can from the hose before storing it. Much lighter to carry.
I replaced a 12 yr old Ames with this a few weeks ago & it kinks which my ames never did. Customer service useless & when I asked for a manager they weren't in today! I love the connectors & am tempted to keep it but it may get worse.
Weird. I’ve never had an issue like that in the now 5 hoses I’ve installed between my property and my family’s properties. Hope you can get it resolved.
Hoping for a HOSELINK soon. My back can not endure one more summer carrying two 2 gallon containers of water.
Great content. Looking into buying one soon! I’ve enjoyed the videos on hoselink and Eley.
Can you attach any hose to it? Like, if I want it installed somewhere in my yard that isn't in close proximity to my spout, could I run a hose from the spout to my desired location?
"Tug on your Hose"
Someday I'll mature, but that day isn't today, apparently, because I smirked when I heard him say that, haha.
Thanks for the 10.00 off on my new Hoselink, Jimmy! I really appreciate that. I like your videos too!😉
I feel like the plastic quick connects are the biggest let down of the whole thing. I'd rather have brass ones.
Brass would be a nice improvement.
Can the plastic connectors be replaced with brass quick connectors?
@@allenpearson9716 yeah. You don't have to use their quick connects if you don't want to
I bought one after your initial review...I still love mine!!! What I don't like is some bird has decided it would be a really cool condo and keeps trying to build a nest inside...every week I find all types of nesting material inside 😡
Has the retractor weakened over time?
“It’s so much easier to tug on your hose….”😅
I have had one for 2 years and it doesn’t roll up good at all. They gave me suggestions but doesn’t work. Any suggestions?
Is the part that attaches to the wall metal or plastic?
Can’t go wrong with Australian made products! Everything they made is tough as nails and built for the extreme climate and harsh conditions.
Why would you need a quick connect?
Mine has lost the movement to go left to right. Can’t find anything on TH-cam. Even about the belt
Have you experienced wasps building nest inside of the reel?
No
Oh I tug on my hose alright.
I might have overlooked the link but would you possibly have the link for the actual dual water hose connection you are using. I have been disappointed with the last two I have purchased
It retracted pretty slowly at the end, maybe it's starting to wear down