Water Hose Reel

you want to grab the IMG link.



This link is specifically for posting in forums. it's a copy-and-paste link. nothing else needs to be done as long as the photo is within size limitations of the forum (this forum is 800 x 600. if you post a larger photo the mods will adjust the first couple for you, but you might get a finger-shakin' after that)

or you can use the image posting feature in the advanced editor like this:

first, go grab the DIRECT link from photobucket:


Then make sure you have the "advanced editor open" in the forum by clicking the link if you are trying to "quick reply"



Once open, click the "add image" Icon



Then paste the link into the text box and set the height and width (if needed, or leave blank and the image will show full size.)


Once you click finish, the formatted link for the photo will appear in the posting box like so:


As you can see from this post, you can put many photos together in the same post as long as forum rules allow it. Being this is a tutorial, I figure it was probably okay. This info might be covered elsewhere, but whipping this little tutorial up took all of a couple of minutes. I hope this helps out.

GASMAN6674 wrote:


Here is what I did. works well and fairly cheap.
Not sure picture is show but I used a couple of harbor freight air reels and mounted them on a two drawer chest. use one for water and the other for my 50 amp cord

Too many "IMG" tags. This should work.

height=500[/img]

Finally
when I tried photo bucket the first time it didnt work go figure

Moderator edit to re-size picture to forum recommended limit of 640px maximum width.

Perfect! I picked one of those reels up at Harbor freight a few days ago hoping it would work as you show it!

Hard to beat a $17 hose reel. I may need to get one or two more for the power cords and black tank wash out hose.

Thanks for posting these!

It doesn't show in these pictures but I added feet to the box to keep it from dumping over. the center of gravity was a little high. I used uni-strut cause I had a scrap piece

Makes sense. do you have any trouble winding the reels up? specifically, the reel with the electric cable on it.

I like these reels because they're ALL metal. I can't see plastic holding up to the rigors of RV life.

Irelands child wrote:
The site has a corrupted photo posting ap. Even Photobucket wont work

Not!!!





More likely operator error.

Thanks Aviator. :B

Dan

dapperdan wrote:
Thanks Aviator. :B

Dan

My pleasure.:)

Ok Im going to try and post a pic......