while the present invention is susceptible of embodiment in various forms , there is shown in the drawings and will hereinafter be described a presently preferred , albeit not limiting , embodiment with the understanding that the present disclosure is to be considered an exemplification of the invention and is not intended to limit the invention to the specific embodiments illustrated . referring now to the figures , and generally to fig4 - 11 , and 13 - 16 there are shown rotary base members 200 , 300 , 400 and 500 embodying the principles of the present invention . the rotary base members provide support for the hose reel enclosure 100 attached thereto . the preferred hose reel enclosure is disclosed in u . s . pat . no . 6 , 742 , 740 , the contents of which are incorporated herein by reference . in a preferred , albeit non - limiting embodiment , a hose reel enclosure 100 is attached to the upper base element 202 of rotary base member using clips 206 which can be integrally formed with the upper element or added as a separate element . these clips cooperate with the lowermost horizontal flanges on the bottom portion of the sidewalls of the hose reel enclosure , as illustrated in fig6 of u . s . pat . no . 6 , 742 , 740 . once the hose reel enclosure is securely attached to the upper element 202 , the upper element 202 may be rotated relative to the lower base element 204 . this is shown in fig3 of the drawings . the enclosed hose reel may now be easily rotated in any direction so that the hose can be withdrawn from and wound onto the reel in a substantially perpendicular direction to the front face of the hose reel enclosure . this prevents the above noted problems of the enclosure tipping over or the hose piling up on one side of the reel . the upper base element of the rotary base is supported on the lower base element utilizing a bearing . in the embodiment illustrated in fig1 and 11 the bearing comprises rotary balls 208 and circular track 212 . the rotary balls 208 are located in sockets 210 in the top side of lower base element 204 . they ride along on and support circular track 212 , which is located in the underside of the upper base element 202 . circular track 212 comprises a pair of vertically extending , circular flanges 214 . the bottom portions of the flanges 214 engage the top portions of the balls 208 . additionally , means are provided to rotatably attach the upper element to the lower base element . these are resilient clips 216 and circular flange 218 illustrated in fig1 . the clips 216 are formed integrally with the upper base element 202 and extend downwardly from the underside thereof . circular flange 218 is formed integrally with the lower base element 204 . clips 216 are located on upper base element 202 in a circular pattern so as to fit within the inner circumference of flange 218 . a lip 220 on the lower portion of clip 216 engages the lower circular edge portion of flange 218 . this prevents separation of the upper and lower base elements once they are snapped together , while permitting rotation of the elements relative to each other . these base elements may be separated from each other by flexing clips 216 inwardly until lip 220 is no longer in engagement with the lower portion of flange 218 . strengthening ribs 205 are integrally formed in the lower portions of the upper and lower base elements 202 and 204 , as shown in fig7 . this allows a smooth , aesthetically pleasing appearance on the upper portions of the upper and lower base elements . stakes 222 anchor the lower base element to the ground . the stakes 222 pass through apertures 224 in the lower base element 204 as seen in fig8 b . the top of the stake 222 cooperates with the aperture 224 in the lower base element to anchor the lower base element to the ground . when a rotary force is exerted on the hose enclosure 100 it can freely rotate with respect to the ground since it is mounted on a rotary base 200 . the lower element is also provided with apertures 226 which are formed as an aperture with a plurality of different diameter holes which can be punched out to accommodate different size fasteners , such as screws , bolts , nails , etc . these apertures are preferably integrally formed with the lower element but could be added after the manufacture of the lower base element . this provides a means to attach the lower element to structures , such as decks , and vehicles , such as cars , trucks , boats and planes . another embodiment is illustrated in fig1 and 14 . a circular bearing surface 306 is integrally formed on the top side of the lower base element 304 . a circular track 308 is integrally formed on the underside of upper base element 302 . elements 306 and 308 are formed utilizing low friction materials to allow for relatively easy and smooth movement of one bearing surface with respect to the other bearing surface . additionally lubricants may be utilized in between these bearing surfaces to provide for easy rotation of the upper and lower base elements . the upper and lower base elements are also connected together utilizing clips and a circular flange similar to elements 216 and 218 in fig1 . strengthening ribs 310 are integrally formed in the top side of the lower element 304 . although not shown , the lower base element 304 is formed similar to lower base element 204 and can be provided with apertures 224 and 226 . these apertures provide a means to anchor the lower base element to a surface . a further embodiment is illustrated in fig1 . a race 406 is positioned between upper base element 402 and lower base element 404 . the race comprises a circular base portion 408 onto which cylindrical ball retention members 410 are formed . balls are located within ball retention members 410 . a portion of the ball protrudes below the lowermost portion of the ball retention member 410 and circular base portion 408 . this protruding portion of the ball rides in track 412 which is formed in the top side of the lower base element 404 . the circular base portion 408 also rides in track 412 . another portion of the ball protrudes above the ball retention member 410 . the diameter of the hole at the top of the ball retention member 410 is selected such that only a small portion of the ball protrudes above the ball retention member . this protruding portion of the ball rides in a track which is formed in the underside of the upper base element 402 . the race 406 enables the even distribution of the balls along track 412 . upper and lower base elements are also connected together utilizing clips and a circular flange similar to elements 216 and 218 shown in fig1 . in another embodiment , illustrated in fig1 a , 12 b , and 12 c latches 230 are used in place of the clips 206 of fig4 . the latches 230 engage the same lowermost horizontal flanges on the bottom portion of the sidewalls of the hose reel enclosure that clips 206 engage . the latches are slidable from a retracted position , shown in fig1 b , to an extended position , shown in fig1 c . in the extended position , the latch 230 engage the lowermost horizontal flanges of the hose reel enclosure securing the hose reel enclosure to the upper element of the rotary base . the hose reel enclosure and the upper base element can now rotate together as one unit . in the retracted position , the latches 230 do not engage the lowermost horizontal flanges of the hose enclosure . the hose reel enclosure can now be removed from the upper base element . since the hose reel enclosure is relatively hollow , as illustrated in u . s . pat . no . 6 , 742 , 740 , latches 230 are readily accessible . other conventional fasteners , not shown , could be utilized in place of latches 230 . fig1 illustrates a further embodiment wherein rollers 506 are employed as the bearings . the rollers are held in position by sockets 508 which provide a support for the axis of roller 506 to rotate in . these sockets are positioned in a substantially circular pattern on the top surface of the lower base element 504 . a substantially circular track ( not shown ) is located on the underside of the upper base element 502 in alignment with the circular pattern of rollers . since the rollers do not allow for movement in a direction transverse to the direction of rotation , there is practically no horizontally , transverse movement of the upper and lower base elements with respect to each other . fig1 - 19 illustrate the unique feature of the invention wherein a storage area is provided for stakes 222 . channels 240 are provided around the periphery of the underside of lower base element 204 . retainers 242 are located in the central portion of the channels substantially midway between the ends of the channels . the retainers are provided with an aperture 244 for the receipt of a stake 222 . the lower portions of the channels are provided with a plurality of raised supports 246 which together with the retainers 242 function to hold the stakes in place during shipping and storage after the stakes have been removed from apertures 224 . the supports are formed with two raised portions 248 and 250 . they are of different heights . the taller portion 250 is located closer to the mid - portion of the channel 240 . the top of the stake is located in between the portions 248 and 250 , as shown in fig1 . the lower tip of the stake rests on portion 250 during shipping , as shown in fig1 . the retainers 242 exert a downward pressure , as seen in fig1 , on the stake 222 . supports 246 exert an upward pressure on the stake . in addition portions 248 and 250 provide support for the top of the stake so it cannot move longitudinally in channel 240 . the combination of these forces enable the stakes to be frictionally held in their storage positions in channels 240 . as will be appreciated by those skilled in the art from a study of the figures and the above description , the base members 200 , 300 , 400 , and 500 are formed primarily from molded components . in a present form , the base members 200 , 300 , 400 , and 500 are formed primarily from high density polyethylene ( hdpe ) using an injection molding process . those skilled in the art will recognize that there are various other materials that can be used to form the base members 200 , 300 , 400 , and 500 components and various other processes by which the components can be made , which other materials and process are within the scope of the present invention . all patents and publications mentioned in this specification are indicative of the levels of those skilled in the art to which the invention pertains . all patents and publications are herein incorporated by reference to the same extent as if each individual publication was specifically and individually indicated to be incorporated by reference . it is to be understood that while a certain form of the invention is illustrated , it is not to be limited to the specific form or arrangement herein described and shown . it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various changes may be made without departing from the scope of the invention and the invention is not to be considered limited to what is shown and described in the specification . one skilled in the art will readily appreciate that the present invention is well adapted to carry out the objectives and obtain the ends and advantages mentioned , as well as those inherent therein . the embodiments , methods , procedures and techniques described herein are presently representative of the preferred embodiments , are intended to be exemplary and are not intended as limitations on the scope . changes therein and other uses will occur to those skilled in the art which are encompassed within the spirit of the invention and are defined by the scope of the appended claims . although the invention has been described in connection with specific preferred embodiments , it should be understood that the invention as claimed should not be unduly limited to such specific embodiments . indeed , various modifications of the described modes for carrying out the invention which are obvious to those skilled in the art are intended to be within the scope of the following claims .