Thanks for the great video! We placed 50' accordion load in the bottom of our bumper trough and then followed your video. We have 200' ready to be deployed but we can shorten to 100' (under the tail) or 150' (at the start of the accordion).
awesome glad you are having success with this hose load ... we have also seen a shoulder bundle add to it to make it 200 and 250... Thanks for checking this out
Very nice. We modified this even more to accommodate our 200' line. We did exactly what you showed, but instead of having the nozzle attached to end of third section, we attached the fourth that is a donut roll with the nozzle on it. Once you deploy as shown here, you just fling the donut back while holding the nozzle and your last 50' is strteched without a mess.
Thank you for this. Can’t wait to try it on my pumper.
Great job, thank you for protecting us bud!great vid
Thanks for the great video! We placed 50' accordion load in the bottom of our bumper trough and then followed your video. We have 200' ready to be deployed but we can shorten to 100' (under the tail) or 150' (at the start of the accordion).
what are dimensions of hose tray
Is there a way to do this when your connection is mounted outside of the box?
same way, the only difference is you are connecting the female end to the discharge and then just start the flat lay loading process the same.
awesome glad you are having success with this hose load ... we have also seen a shoulder bundle add to it to make it 200 and 250... Thanks for checking this out
Very nice. We modified this even more to accommodate our 200' line. We did exactly what you showed, but instead of having the nozzle attached to end of third section, we attached the fourth that is a donut roll with the nozzle on it. Once you deploy as shown here, you just fling the donut back while holding the nozzle and your last 50' is strteched without a mess.