The Hydro-Tek Hot2Go AR150 is a rustproof stainless steel pressure washer hose reel that costs about the same as a painted one but is built to outlast it, the practical upgrade for pressure washing contractors building or refreshing a rig. Its corrosion-resistant construction shrugs off the water, chemicals, and weather that quickly chew up powder-coated reels, so it keeps looking and working right through years of daily service.
Built for the working rig
- Mobile power-washing and fleet-wash rigs that live outdoors and see harsh chemicals.
- Hot-water systems where the 400 degree F rating matters.
- Trailer and skid builds that need a universal mounting foot to bolt down almost anywhere.
The AR150 holds 150 feet of 3/8-inch pressure washer hose and carries a 5000 psi, 400 degree F maximum rating for use with hot and cold high-pressure systems. A narrow-mount design with an adjustable friction brake keeps the hose from over-spooling, and the zinc-plated steel fluid path and mounting foot add durability where it counts. Reels ship fully assembled and are proudly made in the USA. Hose is not included, so you can spec the exact length and rating your system requires.
Specifications
- Maximum rating: 5000 psi, 400 degree F
- Hose capacity: 150 ft of 3/8-inch hose (hose not included)
- Construction: corrosion-resistant stainless steel; zinc-plated steel fluid path and mounting foot
- Mounting: narrow universal mounting foot with adjustable friction brake
- Dimensions: approximately 16 in L x 18 in H x 13 in W; about 19 lb
- Origin: made in the USA; ships fully assembled
Frequently asked questions
Is the hose included with the AR150?
No. The reel ships without hose so you can select the exact 3/8-inch hose length and pressure rating your system needs. It holds up to 150 feet of 3/8-inch hose.
What pressure and temperature can it handle?
The AR150 is rated to 5000 psi and 400 degree F, which covers both cold and hot high-pressure applications.
Why choose stainless over a painted reel?
Stainless steel resists the rust, chipping, and chemical corrosion that shorten the life of painted reels, and it costs about the same, so it is a straightforward durability upgrade for a working rig.
How does it mount?
A narrow universal mounting foot lets you bolt it down almost anywhere on a trailer, truck, or skid, and an adjustable friction brake prevents the hose from over-spooling.
