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@@juniorbiel24 we Siamese the exact same specs. The lower psi will be dominant. If it’s a 4000 at 5.5 and a 3500 at 8 for instance your pressure will be in the ballpark of 3600 psi flowing at roughly 13 gpm We have found at 13 gpm you can still Siamese with 3/8 all the way around. If you Siamese 2 8s it restricts flow unless you have half inch pressure hose coming out of the outlet of the Siamese.

@@TXcommercialwash I appreciate the response back! Im glad to know you run the same exact specs. Excluding the psi. My 5.5 is at 3000 i believe. Im glad i found this video because I have received mixed responses from other supply companies. Im assuming you have been siamesing those two units together for years without any issue, correct?

@@juniorbiel24 this is correct, I’ve had about 4 different Siamese combinations we have done and we have been since 2018

@@TXcommercialwash sweet! I appreciate you

@@NowYouKnowMoe if you’re asking that question, just wear rubber gloves to be safe.

@@TXcommercialwash I just decided to buy a new ignition transformer because the one I have is like 25 years old

@@tucobenedicto1780 thank you for watching!

@@1crisperez714 5 gpm I don’t recommend 8, but a lot of guys will say otherwise. In our experience 5 gpm is perfect for fleet washing. However if you’re doing fleet washing and a lot of flat work and using it for multiple types of work an 8 gpm will still work. We run a single step soap application and with 5 gpm you can dilute the soap in half and it works well, if you use it straight with 8 gpm you’ll waste some soap, and cutting in half will make it too weak.

@@stalefishgrind22 my favorite feature is the tires. I got so tired of airing the tires on our older carts

@@jamescohenour856 as of Friday last week the narrator is no longer going to be making videos. You’re welcome.

Just want to be clear the guy with the white hair was cool and the video was overall appreciated and helpful. Just the person who kinda butted in at the end of the video (who was recording) I have seen this in other videos also. Sorry though didn't want anyone to stop doing videos they are helpful. Juat one observation I seen in multiple videos

@@jamescohenour856 I appreciate the feedback - the narrator was me. I’ll work on this when we produce more how to videos. I sincerely appreciate your honesty.

@@canadianpatriot5577 I used splashless bleach. It foams. And you don’t need high ratios to wash vinyl or hardi

@@MajorImpact here is the link www.washmart.com/products/poly-chain-r-washer-8-gpm-3500-psi

@@TXcommercialwash Thank you!

@@plumbermanplumbingllc7547 the pump industry doesn’t design any frames. The OEMs however do. The massive OEMs are considering cost when building and rarely change what they do and go through the motions of “we do it the way we’ve always done it”.

@@DownSouthSoftwash more than likely you need to replace the xjet. The check valve failing is a rare occurrence on these

@@TXcommercialwash thank you

@@TheGravygun the p40 is the updated model they no longer produce the 36 They are 1100$ for the pump from our store. A fully built model with engine and base plate is 1600$

@@renostubbs8504 Ball valve www.washmart.com/products/3-8-fpt-ball-valve?_pos=1&_psq=ball&_ss=e&_v=1.0 Plug www.washmart.com/products/quick-connect?variant=30346914955345 Coupler www.washmart.com/products/quick-connect?variant=30346915020881

@@admj_xcvi I wrote a blog on this subject www.washmart.com/blogs/news/fleet-washing-pricing-guide-and-customer-types