K killian Well-Known Member Joined Apr 22, 2007 Messages 1,582 Reaction score 58 Location western/central new york Jan 14, 2010 #1 https://www.buywaterjet.com/
moonbrew Well-Known Member Joined Jul 7, 2007 Messages 116 Reaction score 2 Jan 14, 2010 #2 not me... why?
OP OP K killian Well-Known Member Joined Apr 22, 2007 Messages 1,582 Reaction score 58 Location western/central new york Jan 14, 2010 #3 I was thinking that it would help with cleaning and another project I'm planning
bendavanza Well-Known Member Joined Aug 30, 2008 Messages 2,184 Reaction score 23 Location Oak CLiff, TX Jan 14, 2010 #4 I doubt it's as powerful as they claim but it should outperform a regular garden sprayer.
ScubaSteve Well-Known Member Joined May 21, 2007 Messages 3,673 Reaction score 91 Jan 14, 2010 #5 Looks like a total ripoff. It's a 3/4" brass end cap with a hole drilled in it. Plus, it has no shutoff except way back at the spigot.
Looks like a total ripoff. It's a 3/4" brass end cap with a hole drilled in it. Plus, it has no shutoff except way back at the spigot.
bendavanza Well-Known Member Joined Aug 30, 2008 Messages 2,184 Reaction score 23 Location Oak CLiff, TX Jan 15, 2010 #6 Actually it has a stainless ball valve at the handle and a venturi type restrictor tube. However it gets pitiful reviews at amazon: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000PCC7PO/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20 Last edited by a moderator: Oct 23, 2018
Actually it has a stainless ball valve at the handle and a venturi type restrictor tube. However it gets pitiful reviews at amazon: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000PCC7PO/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20
JesseRC Well-Known Member Joined Oct 28, 2008 Messages 1,761 Reaction score 12 Location San Antonio Jan 15, 2010 #7 those are all rip offs
fartingdog Well-Known Member Joined Jul 20, 2009 Messages 105 Reaction score 0 Location Oakland, CA Jan 15, 2010 #8 I built one of these for 5 bucks (note: clicking the link will open a pdf- sorry, I can't seem to post pics): http://bayareamashers.org/gadgets/DIY pressure washer.pdf It works great. No trigger, but I'm sure a crafty fella could concoct something!
I built one of these for 5 bucks (note: clicking the link will open a pdf- sorry, I can't seem to post pics): http://bayareamashers.org/gadgets/DIY pressure washer.pdf It works great. No trigger, but I'm sure a crafty fella could concoct something!
bendavanza Well-Known Member Joined Aug 30, 2008 Messages 2,184 Reaction score 23 Location Oak CLiff, TX Jan 16, 2010 #9 fartingdog: Nice trick, I will try making one of those, but with a valve in between the hose and sprayer.
fartingdog: Nice trick, I will try making one of those, but with a valve in between the hose and sprayer.
Sawdustguy Well-Known Member Joined Mar 2, 2009 Messages 2,701 Reaction score 45 Location Manorville, New York Jan 16, 2010 #10 If you really think about it they are only as good as the city water pressure entering your home.
fartingdog Well-Known Member Joined Jul 20, 2009 Messages 105 Reaction score 0 Location Oakland, CA Jan 16, 2010 #11 bendavanza said: fartingdog: Nice trick, I will try making one of those, but with a valve in between the hose and sprayer. Click to expand... I've been toying that idea myself. Right now I do it next to the deep sink, so it's easy enough to just hit the handle. FWIW, we have really crappy (low) water pressure, and this thing still gives one hell of a good blast. It's all in the restriction.
bendavanza said: fartingdog: Nice trick, I will try making one of those, but with a valve in between the hose and sprayer. Click to expand... I've been toying that idea myself. Right now I do it next to the deep sink, so it's easy enough to just hit the handle. FWIW, we have really crappy (low) water pressure, and this thing still gives one hell of a good blast. It's all in the restriction.