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HOTLINEÂ® Forestry Hose

HOTLINEÂ® hose was designed in the 1980s to sustain the high pressure of the MARK-3Â® pumps while enduring rugged environment conditions. It quickly became the most popular and trusted premium layflat forestry hose in North America. Its uncanny abrasion resistance makes it the champion of durability in the field. In fact, it is so resistant that HOTLINEÂ® now has a FIVE YEAR WARRANTY. HOTLINEÂ® also has a high retrieval rate due to its renowned bright florescent yellow appearance, a result of its ENCAPÂ® treatment, and was designed to sustain minimal friction loss. Despite its bright color, it is extremely cleanable after use in even the grittiest of conditions.

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HOTLINEÂ® Forestry Hose HOTLINEÂ® hose was designed in the 1980s to sustain the high pressure of the MARK-3Â® pumps while enduring rugged environment conditions. It quickly became the most popular and trusted premium layflat forestry hose in North America. Its uncanny abrasion resistance makes it the champion of durability in the field. In fact, it […]

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