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You ****! Still in business - Darex Three sold listings on eBay since February From $495 to $1,000. Two listed on eBay now asking price $978 and $1,080.

For some reason when I clicked on this thread I thought I was on GJ. After reading through it, I realized I wasn’t. Otherwise 85% of y’all would have recommended Cutco shears for $145. Why buy a $20 pair of scissors when a $145 pair will do just as well?

You need to have the nozzle on when checking GPM. With a 3.5 nozzle and 2,700 psi you should be around 2.9 GPM. The 4.5 nozzle at 2,500 psi should put you around 3.6 GPM.

The smaller nozzles will increase the PSI but will lower your GPM. You can use a 5 gallon bucket and a lid with a hole cut in it large enough to stick the nozzle through to measure the GPM of each nozzle.

How did HF not discover this during their testing phase of development? Seems like an insane oversight.

The company is still around. I'd call them and see what they have to say. May get lucky and find someone there that knows about the company's history. https://www.davidround.com There's a similar one listed on eBay for $250.

Just wanted to say the built-in looks amazing.

You do have quite a number of fittings but it makes virtually no difference in pressure loss, certainly not enough for you to notice. Cat Pumps has a great reference library. You can read up on pressure loss due to fittings, valves, metal lines, hoses, etc., among other things pertaining to...

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Well, I'd say that was a job well done, sir.

What else do you need to do?

Nice read. Thanks for sharing.

You'll have a really nice unit when you're done. It's easy to pull out the plastic but where's the fun in that? Going back to the start of this project, think about all the fun you've had! :lol_hitti

Why did you go with the K7 unloader? Something like the VRT3 is a well made, high quality unloader that is used on a ton of machines. Rated at 4,500 psi and 8 gpm. The one pictured has a bypass but they make one without. I know it's too late now, just curious. So far this build seems like...

Sometimes it's worth the extra coin to buy an assembled unit. Sometimes.

Damn fine job.

This is what you want.

Damn fine job.

Here's a good video with bend test.

Bar stools are top notch. You're a skilled fabricator. No doubt the finished product will be just as nice.