Parker PR58100 Water Hose 100 Ft 5/8 in 125 Psi Rubber

Product Description

The PARKER PR58100 is a 100-foot rubber water hose designed for demanding water transfer applications in trade and commercial environments. Built from black EPDM rubber, it resists abrasion and weathering for extended service life in outdoor and high-use settings. The hose measures 5/8 inch in inner diameter and connects via 3/4 inch GHT (Garden Hose Thread) fittings at each end. It handles a maximum working pressure of 125 psi and a maximum working temperature of 180 degrees F, making it suitable for hot and cold water service. Multiple textile plies reinforce the hose wall for strength and durability under sustained pressure. Installed by plumbers, irrigation contractors, and facilities maintenance professionals.

The PR58100 is suited for water supply, washdown, and transfer tasks in residential, commercial, and light industrial settings. The 100-foot length covers long runs without coupling sections, reducing potential leak points. The 3/4 inch GHT connection is a standard thread type widely used on hose bibs, hydrants, and water equipment, simplifying hookup to existing infrastructure. The EPDM construction holds up in all-weather outdoor installations where ozone, UV exposure, and temperature swings degrade lesser hose materials.

Key Features

• Black EPDM rubber construction for abrasion resistance and weathering resistance
• Multiple textile plies provide wall strength and pressure durability
• Rated to 125 psi maximum working pressure
• Handles water temperatures up to 180 degrees F
• 3/4 inch GHT end connections fit standard hose bibs and hydrants
• 100-foot length minimizes the need for inline couplings on long runs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit hose for water supply and washdown systems using standard 3/4 inch GHT connections.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by plumbers, irrigation technicians, or facilities maintenance personnel. Shut off the water supply and relieve line pressure before disconnecting an existing hose. Hand-tighten GHT fittings and use pliers or a strap wrench for a final snug turn — avoid over-tightening, which can crack the fitting seat. Inspect both end fittings and sealing washers before pressurizing the new hose.