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1)Get the 5.6 hot, with the capacity in the coil to burn more fuel, get one with a 20" diameter coil or bigger, 2)or if your budget will allow a 5.6 with longer coil (more pancakes) for the 8gpm pump. 3)If you went with the 5.6gpm with a smaller than 20" coil you could still join the additional cold water unit you have now or some other , to get to 8 gpm or even more, but remember the exit temps will be much less as compared to the max temp of the 5.6 gpm output. With the 20" coil and if the burner fan is large enough, you could put a larger fuel nozzle and or increase the fuel pressure (if feasible, consider fuel atomization etc) you would then obtain some more heat output for the same coil. here is a video I did of how you could join two pressure washers.

I like your ideas, there are also wheels that they use to move steel containers 20 and 40 ft, those would be great also.

I had the idea of installing smaller wheel and tires once at the garage and off the roadways, the problem I had was to many lugs for smaller wheels, but if you look at some of the bigger trailer tire websites, you may find something that works, but if you went to an industrial manufacturer you probably have a better chance.

I was looking at my mosmatic surface cleaner 3 arm spare part# 82.943 (for a 30" SC), and was wondering what was the angle of tilt on these welded mosmatic arms . I have heard that some of the steel eagle (and mosmatic "s" style see link above) arms have an adjustable female nozzle port (so you can adjust the angle of tilt, hence increasing/decreasing the rotating speed and cleaning impact. I was wondering what are the manufacturers set angle for different makes of Surface cleaners; anyone know/measured what some of the arm angles are on the name brand Surface cleaners; Landa Steel eagle, Mosmatic, Whisper Wash, Whirl-a-way. I had a mill work protractor in the garage and the mosmatic non-adjustable arm 82.943 angle measured about 15 degrees. This angle does not seem to impart much of the fluid energy toward rotation.

It was done already

I here I was thinking "hybrid" meaning alternative or mixed power source for the pressure pumps. lol. Thats a nice trailer.

Hybrid Trailer John, care to elaborate?

i agree, and with that... A special "Thank You" to all that women/mothers have done and do.

So many different things float an individual's boat,...... and dont forget some boats are bigger than others, lol

Great project, wonderful gift!!

For those interested , here is the KEY ........you can walk around it or take it for a test drive (if you are over 25 years old) by pushing the "driving" button. please return with a full tank and no scratches. Thanks

Congrats on the contract Scott, whats the job(s)?. 14 trucks/crews , thats a hold different realm of management. . . . Jim I hope you were in attendance, it may make the decision a bit more difficult The Fast and Fabulous from L.A. - MSN Autos

Ok, misunderstood. Great job, I am sure they would not trust their deck to anyone else, 12 years is a long time.

Thanks for the reply, what was the application method(s)? So all the spindles and lattice only took about 5 gallons?

Ok, got me wondering if you bought an industrial pump and slowed the speed.

The castle is totaly defended now. great work, what products did you use,how much of it, and the manhours?

What AR's John are 8gpm at 4K psi? Russ J has some new hot boes up for sale.

I say no, spend the 20 grand on upgrades to a then you would have a faster "baddder" ride than your porsche family members, lol.

I would like to have vacuum recovery equipment purchased with more power than , lol.

Had a neighbor with one, the car would handle the corners in to our development, like glue.

I agree, have a rental for a few days, sure beats the 06 honda pilot that i am accustomed. (2.0T quattro)

ok. thanks Russ

The set up looks good FullBlast, much cheaper than using one pump at 24 gpm, those industrial pumps cost so much more. Not to mention your redundancy.

Whats the difference between Roof Snot and Talon Russ?

I want to see pics too. John, sounds like you are off to a good start.