master blaster for blowing water out of adams hose?

[hemi1300]

anybody do this to get the water out of the adams commercial hose for winter storage and such? Seems to work pretty good, have to fire up both motors to blow the water out, just curious if it would do any harm to the master using it for this purpose.

[LFairbanks]

Not trying to sound like a smart a**. But why even worry about it? Why not just start at one end and roll it up holding the hose up till you get to the other end and all the water will drain out the other side. Any residue after that left in the hose would dry out fairly quick.

[Kornercarver]

I use my Master Blaster Sidekick to blow water out of my hose any time I use the hose during the winter. Before I had my Sidekick, I used my air compressor to blow out the hose. The Sidekick just does the job much more quickly.

[Fat Mike]

I did this very thing yesterday and it worked great. I grabbed a 100' hose yesterday to rinse off my all weather floor mats. I only unrolled the length that I needed, used the hose and shut the water off. I was looking at the hose thinking that unless I unrolled the hose, drained it and rolled it up, the hose was going to empty and create a potential slip hazard when I put the hose.

 

I grabbed the Master Blaster, drained the hose and put it away. Just that easy.

[hemi1300]

It does seem to work pretty good, only takes a few seconds to blow all the water out

[Chuckkilo3]

Overkill?

[hemi1300]

Overkill?

 

Nope, just taking care of my hose/reel setup and making sure it doesn't freeze outside after I just spent over $400 for my rapid reel and Adams hose

[BrianT]

Nope, just taking care of my hose

 

 

That's funny right there!!:lol:

[hemi1300]

That's funny right there!!:lol:

 

Guess I should think before I type lol

[Chuckkilo3]

Guess I should think before I type lol

It's more the way he dissected what you said than what you actually said.