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I found a complete set of GearWrench SAE ratcheting box ends. Also, about thirty five years ago, I came across a Miller Bobcat welder. I wasnt driving a truck and had no way to get it in my truck. Someone came and picked it up about thirty seconds after I saw it. Unrelated, but I got a ticket...

Same. With me, I decide if it is worth paying someone, and if I do, its because I could make more in the time it takes me.

That pump was made to appear heavy duty. They are notorious for sudden failures, and short service life. The usual cheapest repair is just replacing the pump.

Alternative Hose. Talk to Keith.

I have an old Dayco crimper. I bought it fairly cheap, and use it to repair pressure wash hoses and to make hydraulic hoses for my jeep. I honestly don’t know what brand of ends I use. I go to the supplier, tell them what i need, and they hand it to me.

The post right above yours gave an even more detailed description.

Nozzle sizes vary. You need to make sure your nozzles match your pressure washer, otherwise a surface cleaner wont work. With a very small pressure washer, which 2.3 gpm is, you realistically will not be able to use a surface cleaner. You will also spend a ton of time power washing it. If...

For me, I think the 20x50 is an odd size. I would be happier with a 25 x40, just for the ability to maneuver in the garage. I do think putting limitations on what kind of work can be performed on personal cars is problematic. I get the body work stipulation, because bondo dust gets...

That is actually a decent washer. For every hundred feet of hose you will lose about 25psi through hose friction loss. You would robably be best off just getting a reel and putting a hose on it. I think any piping would be prohibitively expensive.

So, here are the ingredients of Palmolive and Dawn. Dawn appears to have three different alcohols that have a degreasing property. Dawn also contains NaOH and NaCl that they say is a ph neutralizer, but also has some very strong degreaser qualities. In my very limited chemical experience but...

Son! Cox Reels are a name, and not much else. I avoid them like the plague because of how quickly they fail. We use Hannay or Titan on our trucks. I have 8 powerwash rigs.

I am in Mesa around Gilbert and the 202.

Congratulations! I am a huge fan of babies and families.

If you go to a good janitorial supply, they will have uric acid neutralizer. It works great for this kind of thing.

It is on Cactus, just east of cave creek, and across from the QT.