With couplings, the weight of 100 feet of 4-inch hose is approximately 78 pounds; similar length of 6-inch is approximately 135 pounds.Click to see full answer. Similarly, how much do hose lines weigh?A 200′ length of charged 2″ hoseline weighs approximately 360 lbs., so 100 feet (the length required for advancing the hose) weighs 180 lbs.Also, how much does 2 1/2 inch fire hose weigh? 2-inch double-jacket fire hose: large volumes, difficult handling. 2-inch double-jacket fire hose weighs in at 40 pounds dry and flows up to 250 gallons per minute, making it 30 percent heavier (but 100 GPM faster) than the lightest hose. Also, how much does a garden hose weigh? 5/8″ diameter hose weighs about 8 pounds, or about 2.52 oz. per foot. A 225 ft. 3/4″ diameter hose weighs about 43 lb, or about 3.03 oz.How many gallons of water is in a 100 foot hose?Each 1-1/2-inch ID x 100-foot hose length holds 9 gallons. Each 1-inch ID × 100-foot hose length holds 4 gallons.

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