How to Service a Hose Reel Swivel - Coxreels Hand Crank Hose reel

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Coxreels Stainless Steel Hose Reel Swivel
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Coxreels Swivel Seal Kit
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Coxreels Hand Crank Hose Reel
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Timestamps
0:00 - Intro
0:21 - Tools Needed
1:10 - Disassembly
4:07 - Reassembly
6:52 - Outro

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25 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 13

@SBDETAILS805_SERVICES 2 месяца назад

Thanks 🫡

@Ara_Milan 2 года назад

Thank You Obsessed garage for the products !

@Cristian-tj7bt Год назад

Would I have to do the same thing in this video if my cox reel is leaking from the snap ring ?

@gary9879 3 месяца назад

Great video, however I believe your rubber seal and split ring are in the wrong placement order. The directions I got with my seal kit show split washer, then rubber seal, then another rubber seal, then finally the split ring. Also, when I did mine, my metal retainer c clip cracked. Any idea on what size it is?

@Cristian-tj7bt Год назад

The cox reel is brand new just set it up yesterday to use today in the morning and when I go to turn it on it started leaking from the snap ring on the swivel

@ObsessedGarageShorts 11 месяцев назад

reach out to Support@obsessedgarage and they will help.

@justinschuyler 2 месяца назад

Won’t a petroleum based lube swell the orings? I’ve always been told to use silicone grease.

@AndyDufresne4 21 день назад

Yes.

@BenFenner 2 года назад

It seems extremely odd that the black rubber o-rings and white plastic split-washers are not symetric with respect to the internal port. You would think the o-rings and washers would be sort of directional with their sealing and thus should be installed in a "sandwich" arrangement. If you follow me. During assembly you mention the asymetric orientation is the correct orientation for the rings. What's the reasoning there? Just curious.

@Mkdetailed Год назад

I initially thought the same and I’m almost certain we aren’t alone on this. I’m guessing the split-washer is used to prevent the oring from going further onto the ‘shaft’ (giggity) when the snap ring is installed (kinda like a traditional washer and bolt combo) 🍻

@BenFenner Год назад

Ahhh, I see what you mean. I'll buy that. They are for alignment and o-ring retention, not for any active sealing purpose. Maybe that shaft uses larger o-rings for another application and they just need to take up the slop, or a larger square o-ring used to be installed, but availability or cost constraints made this alternative solution a better option. All sorts of things could have resulted in this situation I guess.

@Mkdetailed Год назад

@@BenFenner An o-ring on my non-cox reel actually got pinched and tore resulting in a wicked spray of water all over the inside of my car while on a job 2 days ago. (Which is what prompted me to search for the swivel and found this video/comment) In any case, I think the split washer would have helped prevent it from happening regardless if it was a larger or smaller o-ring.

@blake8297 Год назад

It should be. The white split washer should be on the 'non pressure' side of the oring. The split ring gives the oring a nice flat surface to push on and keeps the pressure from pushing out the oring. This assembly was incorrect.