Hotwaterwizard

As a Service Tech I have seen alot of van installs. I hate working on Van Mounted Pressure Washers because there is no space for anything else. One Hood Cleaning Customer decided to mount his in a van and he no longer has a van. He stored his rolls of plastic, chemicals, Gasoline, Diesel, squeeges, brooms, etc. in the van. One day his worker started up the machine before removing all of this stuff and the van caught fire. He burned part of the roof on the resturaunt as well. You see the vent was properly installed but, the muffler was not a part of the vent system. The fumes from the extra gasoline and the plastic near the muffler were too much. Also the engine could not Brethe properly because there was a Rain jacket in front of the motor fan and it was pulled onto the shroud of the motor. If you must use a Van get a Box Van with a roll up door. There is plenty of space and Ventalation. A regular van is not Recommended by me.

Here is a machine I rebuilt.

LOL Neither one of us has a picture posted. How would we possibly know.

Well you got me laughing so bad I had to run to the restroom. Come see me in Sacramento. I work there now. Precision Cleaning Systems on Alpine. Nothing Cleans Like a Hotsy.

Just listen to all of the people telling you the Orifice needs to be smaller. They are right. I t will also malfunction if the Spray tip is too small. It is a flow actuated unloader. If you do not have a smaller Orifice use a 1/4 hose barb and a 1/4 hose on the bypass instead of 3/8 or 1/2

Hmmmm Would the real X-Jet please stand up.

Yes you can if you lower the psi on the higher pressure machine. Your Tip size will be the two added together. If you use a #4 on one and a #5 on the other for example your new tip size will be #9