Hurricain Brush

[CCHSNC 14]

Has anyone used this thing? I'm thinking of getting it to use for treating cedar roofing. Does it put out a good flow? Is it worth the $160.00?

[Brian Keating 14]

Rob - I use mine on deck floors when it's really windy. It really works well. I'm not really sure how it would work on a roof though. It is designed to work with the Deckster II which I have. Not sure again how it would work with an airless. The best thing is that you can spray and back brush with the same tool.

[tony szabo 14]

Hurricain brush,

We have two of them and several spare parts to make a third. Well worth the money. Becareful not to run to much pressure thru it. The feed line to the brush head has hose lines that can not handle a lot of p.s.i. They are not to hard to replace but who wants down time on a job site?

Good luck,

Tony Szabo

running for PWNA board

[Beth n Rod 1,279]

Rod feels so-so about his hurricane brush. It broke down the first time it was used, and while we did get a replacement part, he felt is could possibly be constructed with more durable parts. :dunno: :thinking:

Beth

[CompletelyClean 14]

Can he Hurricane Brush be used with a 60 psi, 1.4 GPM Shur-Flo setup? Is there a way to adjust the spray flow on the brush handle?

[Guest Bill Owens]

I use a Hurricane Brush all the time with a Deckster. I set the pressure at about 50 PSI, and don't have any problems. Yes, the flow is controlled (turned on and off) at the handle.