Fixing a Leaky HoseMobile Reel Cart Intake #2

[@BRELRO]

Yes, can we start w step one.. how do you take that piece out?

[@iownu92]

His piece was popping out on its own that was his problem. He didn’t have to worry about how to pop it out since it was already out.

[@phuongngo1062]

Thank you so much for sharing!!! Got the same problem for my 20 years old or so HoseMobile Reel Cart. Ordered the part you mentioned. Will see...

[@stuartgreene4378]

I must have a newer or deluxe model. The supply tube with o-rings is part of the main unit and the feeder hose is attached via a connector that has a locking ring that snaps everything in place.

[@peterkratoska4524]

Mine popped out after a few days. Brand new hose cart. It is slightly different than this one in that it has the o-rings like this, but also a plastic u- shaped clip that slides in and looks like it should hold it in place. Honestly thinking of just returning it. But I might try this mallet trick first.

[@Paul1958R]

The o-rings are NOT what retains that black part (in-tube) that has the o-rings on it and that the leader hose attaches to. The in-tube is retained by internal 'catches' (plastic barbs) that are part of the out-tube piece that it goes into (that you do not show). The outside of the o-rings mate/slide against the inside diameter of the out-tube which turns with the drum.To assemble the parts correctly you need to disassemble the hose reel drum (two 'halves' - very easy) so that you can get to that out-tube and hold it so that the in-tube can be fully snapped into it. NO HAMMERING.

[@rebeccali2517]

Totally agreed with you. I watched other KZbin videos to learn how to dissemble the whole unit. Adjusted the white clips which hold the inserts. Then use a wire to tie the white unit to the black plug. It works now, no more leaking and the unit does not pop out. 😊

[@hchang3223]

These pink o-rings have Suncast SKU 0260027P and AS568 dash number 113. For my HoseMobile I needed the orange o-ring which have Suncast SKU 0260051 and AS568 dash number 116

[@guardthehome2298]

The o-rings I used #11 O-Ring 3/4 in. O.D. x 9/16 in. I.D. x 3/32 in. wall thickness amzn.to/3iAXPCv This video tells how fixed the leak I showed at the end of the video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3W7cql6fJllmtE

[@carywhite]

Just what i needed - happened to me on a new one and i got a part from Suncast on warranty. However i did not know that it was the o rings keeping it in

[@iTzSaj]

Cant thank you enough for this! Worked great.. I replaced the two o rings, applied some grease.. used your method to use a mallet and a dowel to click it in.. worked GREAT.

[@Hotsumafanyirui]

Exactly what I was looking for, appreciate you sharing it. Thank you!

[@deanle604]

How you can take it off

[@dougr.2398]

I have an opposite problem…. The tabs refuse to extract or come out. It would appear they the way to extract the assembly is to attach a hose to it?

[@gj5250]

Yes, thank you worked very well.

[@victorbalderas4877]

Thank you sir. This is great.

[@Moverka]

Mine did not come with that adapter

[@dougr.2398]

The assembly will not pop out if the O-rings are new and the right size

[@MK7of7of7of7]

I give! I've watched half dozen "fix your hose reel" videos plus 45 commercial interruptions. I'm Done! could not find the answer to my question and I'm going to make a dump run instead.

[@sr.caradegato5275]

Thank you!

[@artaxerxes2363]

People that say worter for water usually say dorter for daughter.

[@letmebe79]

Cant thank you enoufh

[@John-vf9py]

Everything is wrong with this video. Completely wrong repair steps