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04-20-2024, 02:56 AM
#9321
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Re: Post Your Unpacking Pictures
I used Amazon.com
and it did the trick. But your totally right!
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04-20-2024, 03:36 AM
#9322
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Re: Post Your Unpacking Pictures
Originally Posted by DanaDetailingPros
I used Amazon.com
and it did the trick. But your totally right!
I just ordered Esential Washer 4.0 40 degree tip with nozzle guard for $9.99
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04-20-2024, 10:38 AM
#9323
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Re: Post Your Unpacking Pictures
Originally Posted by Eldorado2k
I just ordered Esential Washer 4.0 40 degree tip with nozzle guard for $9.99
I am looking hard at their blue 50' swivel hose, read a couple of places it is the same hose as the Kobra
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04-20-2024, 10:43 AM
#9324
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Re: Post Your Unpacking Pictures
Originally Posted by chilly
I am looking hard at their blue 50' swivel hose, read a couple of places it is the same hose as the Kobra
They have a swivel hose? That’s the 1st time I’ve heard of a swivel power washer hose, I’ve heard of swivel nozzle but not swivel hose.
Technically a quick connect provides the ability to swivel, but it’s not enough by itself to really help on a pressure washer setup. Heck, even the swivel gun bearly helps. At least that’s been my observation so far. Maybe swivel hose could be a game changer? I dunno. What helps is straightening out the hose prior to starting.
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04-20-2024, 10:58 AM
#9325
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Re: Post Your Unpacking Pictures
Originally Posted by Eldorado2k
They have a swivel hose? That’s the 1st time I’ve heard of a swivel power washer hose, I’ve heard of swivel nozzle but not swivel hose.
Technically a quick connect provides the ability to swivel, but it’s not enough by itself to really help on a pressure washer setup. Heck, even the swivel gun bearly helps. At least that’s been my observation so far. Maybe swivel hose could be a game changer? I dunno. What helps is straightening out the hose prior to starting.
They claim it has a swivel at one end
Others have said using that end at the machine and a swivel at the gun is the hot ticket
https://a.co/d/dOHzxEb
Guess for $90 I can find out
I’m just so spoiled by my lightweight 1/4” Uberflex hose that I’m waffling on the much heavier 3/8” with wire braid
Probably way overkill for washing a car or jobs around the house
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04-20-2024, 11:16 AM
#9326
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Re: Post Your Unpacking Pictures
Originally Posted by chilly
They claim it has a swivel at one end
Others have said using that end at the machine and a swivel at the gun is the hot ticket
https://a.co/d/dOHzxEb
Guess for $90 I can find out
I’m just so spoiled by my lightweight 1/4” Uberflex hose that I’m waffling on the much heavier 3/8” with wire braid
Probably way overkill for washing a car or jobs around the house
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I read that the 3/8 hose is noticeably stiffer.
Have you upgraded your gun to a swivel gun? Or was it someone else who was talking about needing to upgrade recently?
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04-20-2024, 11:19 AM
#9327
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Re: Post Your Unpacking Pictures
Originally Posted by Eldorado2k
I read that the 3/8 hose is noticeably stiffer.
Have you upgraded your gun to a swivel gun? Or was it someone else who was talking about needing to upgrade recently?
That was probably me
I have an MTM gun but yeah, I still need to add a swivel
I’ll probably never have to replace the gun unless I run over it but I’ll tell anyone listening, don’t save money by not getting a swivel gun
Big mistake
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04-20-2024, 11:38 AM
#9328
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Re: Post Your Unpacking Pictures
Originally Posted by chilly
That was probably me
I have an MTM gun but yeah, I still need to add a swivel
I’ll probably never have to replace the gun unless I run over it but I’ll tell anyone listening, don’t save money by not getting a swivel gun
Big mistake
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If it were me I’d stick with the Uberflex hose and upgrade to a swivel gun. I recommend the Yamatic. Very happy with it. It’s the same gun that this guy reviews in this video.
Can this Pressure washer gun outperform mtm for half the price? #mtm #cardetailing #stayslick - YouTube
Only difference is my gun says it’s Max 5800 psi [gun in vid says 5000 psi]
My gun says Max 10 GPM [gun in vid says 7.9 GPM] So Yamatic must’ve upgraded their gun since that video.
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04-20-2024, 11:43 AM
#9329
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Re: Post Your Unpacking Pictures
Originally Posted by chilly
They claim it has a swivel at one end
Others have said using that end at the machine and a swivel at the gun is the hot ticket
https://a.co/d/dOHzxEb
Guess for $90 I can find out
I’m just so spoiled by my lightweight 1/4” Uberflex hose that I’m waffling on the much heavier 3/8” with wire braid
Probably way overkill for washing a car or jobs around the house
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I have that hose and can confirm it does indeed come with a swivel on one end. I set it up just as you stated with the swivel portion connected to the PW and my swivel gun (which I also purchased from them) on the other end.
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04-21-2024, 01:46 PM
#9330
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Re: Post Your Unpacking Pictures
Originally Posted by Eldorado2k
I just ordered Esential Washer 4.0 40 degree tip with nozzle guard for $9.99
Curious how this will perform on your ryobi pw. You do get to a point where your pump is maxed out and opening up the orifice no longer increases flow but pressure still takes a hit. From what I've seen the general consensus is around the 3.0-3.5 mark on the ryobi unit you have. But if you're just using it for rinsing off soap then I don't see an issue.
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