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I'd call that a job well done.

Unless you need a super high PSI hose or a heavy duty hose, go with one wire. Quite a bit lighter and not nearly as stiff.

I thought yellow meant gun it. :headscrat

Yeah, I don't understand people like that. I don't want a crashed and repaired vehicle. I want my factory original one. Crashed cars ****.

If you're like most people that own a pressure washer, use it after every use since it's usually months (or even years) between uses. If you're using your PW weekly, use the pump saver when you winterize it.

Consider getting a CAT pump or General Pump - both are high quality and rebuildable. Both will last for decades if taken care of.

For better clarification to my above post, here's a pic of my stainless line.

Will your lift stay in place when not in use? If so, you may consider having stainless hydraulic lines made up to replace the hose running across your ceiling. I mounted my power unit to one of the columns. I have a short hose from the unit going up to a stainless line. The stainless line...

This is the correct response. Buy a cheapy battery from China and you'll end up with a paperweight in short time. Rebuild it or have someone else do it with quality cells.

List even one new PW with those for the $400 budget the OP posted. What you're recommending doesn't exist.

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Vapor honing is the correct answer.

You're slipping. The appropriate response would be telling the owner to sell the mower (that's never given him any problems) and buy an $80,000 commercial industrial gold plated unmanned mower that can mow moon dust on an undiscovered moon in another galaxy, if needed, in order to properly...

Here's a video that may help you out, and you'll get the added benefit of feeling like you called Samsung's help line without having to be on hold! :lol_hitti

Here it's I fall, your problem. :Freak:

I have the Vacumaid GV50Pro. It's an excellent vacuum. No complaints. I also have a Craftsman Clean and Carry 5 gallon wall mount wet/dry vac. I've had it for 20 years. I added the same 50 foot hose from the Vacumaid. The longer hose is a must. The only complaint I have with the Craftsman...

OP, you're on the right track with finding something to assist with scouring the inside. No liquid put inside and shaken will clean the walls. I've had success putting a bunch of small nuts (not what you eat) in a reservoir and a bit of degreaser and shake it all around. You don't have to...

That's correct. $31 plus shipping on Carparts.com.

This is what I do. I thought this was common knowledge.

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