Hydro-Force Pro 4000 Solution Hose

Desk Jockey · Apr 22, 2014

Is anyone using it? Is it easy to handle like the Neptune 3000?

Interlink has it on sale and I was thinking of ordering some.

Willy P · Apr 22, 2014

No.But tell me more. I just used the tornado hose yesterday for the first time. Stiff but it seems miles ahead of the black death craps I replace every year.

Desk Jockey · Apr 22, 2014

http://interlinksupply.com/index.php?promo_code=1404APMS&item_num=ah174

Save $39.00! :icon_cool:

dealtimeman · Apr 22, 2014

For a dollar and change a foot, not a bad price point to try it at.

Desk Jockey · Apr 22, 2014

I know, I was looking at replacing some solution lines, we got a bunch of it saturated with soy oil. I already replaced a dozen sets of vac hose. Just need to get some solution hose now.

Desk Jockey · Apr 22, 2014

Here Willy, they also have it in 25-footers.

http://interlinksupply.com/index.php?promo_code=1404APMS&item_num=ah176

ruff · Apr 22, 2014

After he moved all the appliances in the house and connected his two in series heaters and 4 six stage vacuums. Doesn't Willy, to increase heat and vacuum uses exclusively 5 feet hoses?

So that hose will not have black death?
How is it compared to the Parker (Synflex?) hoses?

Desk Jockey · Apr 22, 2014

LOL

Its wired braided, I think it could have black death.

dealtimeman · Apr 22, 2014

I think if willy ever comes back to America he will be stopping by Topeka ks to have a chat with you in person.

Desk Jockey · Apr 22, 2014

Talk is cheap, bring on the Canadian porty hack!

He can't sue me for that can he? :eekk:

Blue Monarch · Apr 22, 2014

Why don't you like parflex Chavez?

Desk Jockey · Apr 22, 2014

That's mostly what we have but the guys hate when it gets a memory near on the lead line.

We did have one pop the other day, at least it was just hot solution and not the wire braid black death.

I may get a couple and try them out before I invest too much in them.

Willy P · Apr 22, 2014

I've hired Ludwig to put pooh bags on your doorstep Chavez. Budgeted for lighter fluid too. If that doesn't teach you to show me the utmost in reverence and respect he's gonna break out the lectrocob. .......
You're all Nancy boys. 4 cords is a piece of cake. I ran 7 before. 3 three stage vacs, 1 two stage, pumptec and 6500 watts of heaters.

But I do like that Ryco . Especially after I saw the Neptune at my suppliers for 324.00 for 100 feet with no brass. I won a set that was on auction here for 125 with fittings . Had em chopped down to 2 35's and 2 15's brassed and ball valved for another hunnert and change.

Desk Jockey · Apr 22, 2014

I've hired Ludwig to put pooh bags on your doorstep Chavez. Budgeted for lighter fluid too.

Again? I guess its better than his soiled chorts! :errf:

Willy P · Apr 22, 2014

Fear the cob.......

Desk Jockey · Apr 22, 2014

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Lyman · Apr 22, 2014

I have had good luck with eaglewash 1 blue hose. www.jgbhose.com I get two years and 1500 hours out of it and then I replace it. Cost about $ 185 delivered for a 150. It is a one wire hose and after 10 hours or so your guys will love it. Lays flat with no memory and doesn't nock pictures off walls of stairs from the damn coiling.1/4 inch eaglewash, 3625 psi max up to 250 deg f

hogjowl · Apr 22, 2014

You hysterical females sure make a big deal outof nothing. Goodyear is the easiest hose to work with.

dgardner · Apr 22, 2014

Lyman said:
I have had good luck with eaglewash 1 blue hose. www.jgbhose.com I get two years and 1500 hours out of it and then I replace it. Cost about $ 185 delivered for a 150. It is a one wire hose and after 10 hours or so your guys will love it. Lays flat with no memory and doesn't nock pictures off walls of stairs from the damn coiling.1/4 inch eaglewash, 3625 psi max up to 250 deg f

I did a search on their site for Eaglewash I - it only shows 3/8" hose. The 1/4" seems to be called Eaglewash Carpet Cleaning Hose, not Eaglewash I. Heres a direct link:

http://www.jgbhose.com/Data_Returns...&radiofind=hose&findhosesort=&stext=eaglewash

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