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@@NOSS_EXTD its filled with with di resin lol, not empty.

@Sanhozay ahh, i was confused because there's 2 blue ones in the vid but there's 1 clear/white one in the description.

@Sanhozay but how many times can u fill up that 35gal tank with one refill of the beads?

@@NOSS_EXTDThe color of the canister doesn’t matter, they have blue and the clear that are the same thing just different color. I have 2.5x10” canister i fill the resin with that goes into the tanks. And i usually get 5-6 tank fill ups before needing to change out the resin. You can get resin pre packed in the cartridges but that can get pricey

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I have a hybrid maverick as well with a truck bed power outlet! I turn on the truck and it’ll be able to be powered

It's to remove the minerals, Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) from your water so you don't get water spots left behind.

No water pump used, water flows down using gravity. Intake on pressure washer is just a tad bit lower than the tank’s valve opening so it flows downwards

It does get pricey but its cheaper than every other alternative i've tried in the past. Each filter refill costs around $20 and lasts about 300 gallons until it hits around 25ppm. With my 35 gallon tank thats every 6-9 fills. I can do 2 cars on average with a 35 gal tank.

@@Sanhozaysounds like you got the numbers worked out..do you find 25 ppm still gives you spot free water? why don’t you try and set it up so that you’re only using your deionized water for the final rinse? That way you’re not using it for the whole process and can exponentially extend the filters. I’m having a unit built for myself. It will hold about 40 pounds of the resin with a bypass on it so I will only use it for the final rinse.

@@Sanhozay quickly that sounds like 23 washes for 20 bucks? If those numbers are accurate then maybe you’re onto something there I didn’t think those little filters lasted long at all. I’m surprised you’re getting that many gallons out of them.?

@@eastcoastlife3547 Forgot to mention that im actually also using 2 pre-filters, one is an inline rv filter (blue camco) and the other a carbon solid block (green clear2o). That helps reduce the tds significantly.

thank you!

@@Sanhozay no doubt 💪🏽💯

Here ya goo www.ntotank.com/band-for-norwesco-35gallon-horizontal-leg-tank-x6434935

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My guess is 40

35

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Right, couldn’t have asked for anything better 💯

Any power source will work but yeah I take a generator around with me to the jobs

Thanks, it was exactly what I was hoping for. Perfect blend of looks and functionality.

I got it off amazon a.co/d/gyhpSlv

No this is gravity fed

Does having a shorter water hose work better than long when doing gravity fed ?

@@tylyd5439not necessarily, it may take longer for the water to feed through on a longer hose. But as long as the water supply stays higher than the hose then water will flow down out the hose, regardless of length. I have two 3 ft hoses connected together (couldnt find a 6 ft flexzilla hose)

I have a 2000 watt generator, but sometimes ask clients to use an outlet when at their house

Why not man up and get a gas powered machine?

@@catlady8324do you know what a generator is😂

Mine is a 2ft pressure washer hose from Amazon. There are multiple sizes though www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09C1L4ZK9/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1

No name, this is a DIY setup. All parts can be found on amazon and are in the description (shortened links)

Its just a 3/4" male to female brass elbow connector from Lowes

Huh??

None, I got camber bolts for the front but ended up not needing them. Even front to back and very sublte

My ‘24 eco fwd on eibachs needed the camber adjusted 🤷🏻‍♂️ I guess it’s hit or miss

Hey there, so the pressure washer is an electric Greenworks 2000psi 1.1 gpm, I will link the exact one at the bottom of this comment. And I personally think its an amazing pressure washer for the price, especially the fact that I have had it in use since summer 2022 and have done at least 400+ washes using this one. I personally got mine from their website so I can claim a warranty (3 years) if needed). As for power, I typically bring my generator along with me but I always ask the client if they may have an outlet I can use so I can keep the noise levels down. Hope that helps!

Thank you so much!!!!! Good luck on everything!

@@dair805 I just realized I never linked the pressure washer, so here ya go! www.greenworkstools.com/collections/2000-psi-pressure-washers/products/2000-psi-1-1-gpm-cold-water-electric-pressure-washer-green-frame

Hey buddy in this video you had connected the pressure washer in a client outlet? I was wondering because I don’t hear noise from generators..

Built by yours truly. All parts can be found on amazon and are in the description (shortened links)

Are you letting the pump on the pressure washer prime at all? When i say prime i mean like giving it some time to allow the pump to fill up. What I do is disconnect my hose from the pressure washer (it has a quick connect on the hose) and open the tank valve so the water releases and has a strong flow, then I stick it in the pressure washer while water is flowing out the hose. I have noticed that initial flow of water helps fill up the pump in the pressure washer. It could also be the pressure washer also…

@@Sanhozay my pump i bought from harbor freight i connected that to my tank n outlet section to my pressure washer but no luck I’m using yahama pressure washer

@@Sanhozay umm not sure about anything ma bad this shit is new to me like everything so maybe do a video or would u need to record my pressure washer n set up so u can see n maybe help me figure out because I just need this shit solved idk y im having hard time

Air out the pressure washer

Yess, works great and faster when you take the pressure washer tip off while doing it.@@toptouchautodetailing