Recent content by MileHighRover

What a pic!

Don't know. And I'm sure I'm using the wrong terminology. Whatever controls the fluid flow to and from the cylinders. I would assume there's a restrictor or something that doesn't allow full flow when lowering. I've had mine for years but that's really the extent of my knowledge of how lifts...

Upon lowering, all of the fluid in the system is pushed back to the reservoir. I would look into the flow valve that is handling that.

Ryobi makes a 1.8 gpm machine for not much money. The detailing guys love it. Ryobi pressure washer

When are you going to polish and ceramic coat the paint? Until then I don't want to see any more pictures. :lol_hitti :lol_hitti :lol_hitti

The swivel is a real game changer. No more twisting the gun over and over to undo the twists. Just hold the gun and walk away from the machine. Its also less fatiguing while cleaning since the gun will freely swivel while using instead of having a rigid hose-to-gun connection.

The clay bar was literally invented to remove overspray in a body shop. It is the correct tool for the job.

I did a better job 20 years ago when I DIY'd my 2 car garage. Can't imagine paying a 'professional' only to end up with those results. Really hope they make it right, but I doubt it.

You should be looking at single wire 3/8" hose. You need a live swivel. They are made to swivel under pressure. Go cheap and you'll be replacing it soon. I had a cheap one that was buttery smooth out of the box. In under a year I had to manually twist the hose to undo twists. I bought a...

Very nice. Great choice of pressure washer.

What does that have to do with ratcheting wrenches?

You should wrap your Teflon tape the opposite direction you turn the pipe to tighten.

Wow.

It's more for half the coolant.

I'm pretty surprised by the amount of people that use tap water. Since I was a teenager everything I've seen and read, including every owner's manual I've referenced, has specifically stated not to use tap water in the cooling system, only distilled water. I've never once used tap water. I...