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Kirshy's Professional Services
Приєднався 27 тра 2016
Pressure washing, Window cleaning, Gutter cleaning & Handyman Services
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My DIY Storm Window Cleaner trough. Materials List: Luke The Window Cleaner version- Link Below ua-cam.com/video/rozbdPi5X3M/v-deo.html
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Quick intro into how we complete a soft wash service on our customers homes.
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Professional Window Cleaning- Kirshy's Professional Services www.kirshys.com We Offer: Window Cleaning Pressure Washing Gutter Cleaning
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Easy DIY bedside table chalk paint and distressing.
Kirshy's Pressure Washing Trailer Update
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Attic Ladder removal and replacement.
Thoughtful video.. I wish you well.
Thanks for the information! Did you happen to keep A parts list
Most helpful 👏!! Thank you
I may be overthinking but would it be better to put the filter after the ball valve just in case you had to change or clean the filter, you could just shut off the valve with out draining the tank? Or perhaps it doesn't matter.
Hello I wanted to know can you make a part list of what you had use
Awesome video appreciate it!
Is the float valve needed?
If you don't have the float valve and the water into the tank doesn't stop it will overflow.
Hey man thank you so very much!! Your right, there’s not much online on how to set this up. Appreciate you 😎
I've found quite a bit of information online about installing a buffer tank. The general rule of thumb is to use a 1" feed line on a machine the size of yours. Hope that helps. PWP had complete installation kits for sale on their website, included in the photos are diagrams of best known practices on installing a buffer tank. This allows you to pick up what you need at your local plumbing store
where did you get those filters
What are the names of the parts?
Bro....parts list
How well did that set up work. I have problems getting mine to build pressure off a tank and also have trouble with air getting in the line even though it is feeding off a 300 gallon tank.
Great info. Where did you find your filter.
is you black outlet that's connected to the tank a 3/4 inch?
So your not using water pump
Can you do a parts list where you buy everything
That’s a pretty good setup man, I ran something similar on my gravity-fed water tank. But the problem I faced right away was poor flow, due to the fact that I was using one of those Y splitters and then an actual water bib. The inside diameter of the water bib reduced water flow by a lot. So I changed it to a 3/4” fitting and hose all the way to the pressure washer and bam, problem solved. Good video presentation 👍
1/2 by 3/4 if post link adapter?
This youtuber is very selfish ! He posted a video but he did not post where to get the items .
I understand the purpose of the in-line filter exiting the tank and going to your pressure washer but what is the purpose of the ball valve shutoff immediately after that? Are you intending on splitting into another line somewhere?
Great video
shut off before filter i will do it thanx for video.
great video!!thanks a lot ! also im going to suscribe really!!
I dont think you understand how helpful and scarce a video like this is! Quick question, where did you get those components, adapters and valve from?
I'm sure that this question has been asked, if not multiple times, at least once. I have a Simpson 3200 PSI 2.5 GPM Gas operated Pressure Washer, it is meant for residential use. Do you believe I can gravity feed the pressure washer unit like you have done here, and do I simply feed the hose from the water storage unit into the garden hose connector on the pressure washer, or is there something needed in between? I intend to be washing drive ways, side walks, and soft washing the sides of residential and small businesses. Your videos are very well done but I'm not one to understand the more technical side of things. lol
Hi Ryan, To be honest your 2.5 gpm pressure washer wouldn't need a buffer tank. You can always use the client's spicket and you will be fine. I used a 2.5 gpm pressure washer for 2 yrs and always used the clients water and had no issues. I have a 4 gpm pressure washer and still use the clients water. Just make sure you put a filter unit at the spicket or on the pressure washer water inlet. Just in case you come across a clients house who still has not changed their galvanized water pipes. That will cause you water flow issues. If you are going to do any surface cleaning (driveways, sidewalks or concrete floors) buy a DeWalt 18" surface cleaner (3400 or 3700 max psi). They cost about $100.00. That will help you clean faster and better then a wand with tip. Good luck
Here is a youtube video about buffer tanks. Watch all the way for the explanation. It really helps. ua-cam.com/video/o8CPMQdauTE/v-deo.html
Wow thank you answered all my questions
what’s that fitting called? The one that connects to the pressure washer.
Which filter did u use on amazon ? I can’t find it anywhere
Great information thanks. Also I agree with putting the ball valve first before the filter
Hi
Do you have a pump connected on your trailer or you just simply garden hose and pressure washer
Where did you get your pressure washer
Awesome! There is hardly any info on this out there. Thank you.
That hose coming out the the tank is too thin. You need a thicker one.
So three years ago, you made your first buffer tank! Great video! Are you still kickin?
Wow well said straight to the point nice vid good luck out there and continued success
I have a Pressure Pro 4000 PSI 4 gpm AR pump. Bye hooking it up this way will I be able to put the wand down for at least five minutes without overheating the pump? Is it recirculating the water through the tank to keep the pump cool? Could you send me a list of all the parts that you used and sizes if this will work for what I’m looking to do with my pressure washer and that’s as I indicated above recirculating the water. By the way great video. Thanks
What kind of water hose is that
Hello bro, what size its your trailer?? great video thanx
Does buffer tank need to sit higher
This has honestly been one of the most clear explanations I’ve see on UA-cam. Will you be posting anymore videos on your setup? What kind of pump do you need if you don’t want to gravity feed the pressure washer. I have a small trailer and a big tank and I know I wouldn’t be able to elevate the tank that much. Also how does a dump line integrate into this setup? Where would you build the dump line at? Thanks again for the great info!
Please put items list and cost and we're u got the items
The most informative video I have seen on the plumbing. Thank you very much!
Thank you
awesome, thanks man
it looks very awesone and simple... i have a 4gpm pressure washer i dont use a tank i would like to do this sometime i dont get good pressure from houses so does this setup give u the flow of water that ur presdure washer needs or need to add a pump?
yes. buffer tanks are necessary for pressure washer if your inlet connection doesn't have sufficient pressure. otherwise your pressure washer will cavitate and get destroyed in no time
Can u give a link to where u got all these products ? Or where u picked them up
Excellent video
any link on where can i purchase pressure pump? thanks
Gold!! I'm so glad you posted this video, the step by step instructions will help me so much! I just bought a 4gpm minute pressure washer and am trying to get everything set up so this makes everything much more clear. Question tho. How many liters is your buffer water tank in this video.. ? Would 100Litre set up be enough? I'm trying to get set up in a van and not much space to play with. Thanks.