Lincoln
Lincoln
Lincoln has been building equipment for professional automotive and industrial applications since 1910, with a long history centered on lubrication, fluid handling and shop equipment.
The Lincoln selection at Wrenchers features Value Series spring-return air hose reels built for organized, convenient air delivery around garages, service bays and workshops.
Value Series
Spring-return hose reels for a more organized shop.
Lincoln Value Series reels combine a heavy-gauge steel structure, spring-powered automatic recoil, an adjustable outlet roller arm and ratchet locking to make compressed-air hose storage easier to manage. Both current Wrenchers models include 50 feet of hose and are rated for pressures up to 300 PSI.
Value Series spring-return reel with 50 feet of 3/8-inch air hose and a 1/4-inch NPT connection.
View 83753Larger-hose Value Series reel with 50 feet of 1/2-inch air hose and a 1/2-inch NPT connection.
View 83754The spring-return design retracts the hose back onto the reel, helping keep excess hose stored when the line is not in use.
An adjustable outlet roller arm and slotted mounting base help adapt the reel to wall, ceiling or workbench installations.
Lincoln
Lincoln Value Series Air Hose Reels
Compare the Lincoln 83753 and 83754 below. Both provide 50 feet of hose, spring-powered automatic recoil and adjustable hose guidance; select the hose diameter and connection size that fit your compressed-air setup.
Hose Reel
Start with the hose size your shop needs.
Lincoln's current Value Series selection at Wrenchers keeps the choice straightforward. Both models provide a 50-foot spring-return hose and similar reel features; the primary difference is hose diameter and connection size.
Model 83753 uses 3/8-inch hose. Model 83754 steps up to a larger 1/2-inch hose. Match the reel to the airflow requirements of the equipment you plan to run.
The 83753 uses 1/4-inch NPT connections while the larger 83754 uses 1/2-inch NPT connections. Check the rest of your compressed-air system before selecting a reel.
The slotted mounting base and adjustable guide arm allow the reel to work with a range of stationary shop installations, including walls, ceilings and workbenches.
Spring-powered recoil returns the hose to the reel, while the ratchet mechanism lets the operator lock the hose at a useful working length.
83753 vs. 83754
The two reels share the same basic Value Series design. Hose diameter and connection size are the key differences to consider when deciding which one fits your shop.
A 50-foot, 3/8-inch air hose paired with 1/4-inch NPT connections.
View 83753A 50-foot, 1/2-inch air hose paired with 1/2-inch NPT connections.
View 83754Both Value Series models are rated for a maximum working pressure of 300 PSI.
Both reels use spring-powered automatic recoil with a ratchet mechanism for hose positioning during use.
Planning
Don't choose a reel on hose diameter alone.
Hose size, connection size, pressure requirements, airflow demand and mounting location all matter. Check the requirements of your compressor and air-powered equipment so the complete system works together rather than treating the reel as an isolated component.
FAQ
Lincoln Value Series hose reel questions.
Key differences and features to understand before choosing between the current Lincoln reels at Wrenchers.
What is the difference between the Lincoln 83753 and 83754?
The primary difference is hose and connection size. The 83753 includes 50 feet of 3/8-inch hose with 1/4-inch NPT connections. The 83754 includes 50 feet of 1/2-inch hose with 1/2-inch NPT connections.
How long is the hose on these Lincoln reels?
Both the Lincoln 83753 and 83754 include 50 feet of hose.
Are the Lincoln 83753 and 83754 automatic retracting reels?
Yes. Both models use a spring-powered automatic recoil system. Their ratchet mechanism allows the hose to lock at selected working lengths before being retracted.
What is the maximum working pressure?
Both models are rated for a maximum working pressure of 300 PSI. The supply system should always remain within the manufacturer's specified operating limits.
Where can a Lincoln Value Series reel be mounted?
Lincoln documentation describes these as stationary reels that can be mounted to suitable floors, walls or ceilings. The adjustable guide arm helps accommodate different mounting orientations. Installation should follow the manufacturer's instructions and use appropriate mounting hardware for the supporting structure.
Match the reel to your compressed-air system.
Wrenchers can help with Lincoln hose reel selection, shop equipment and compatibility questions.