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Thanks for watching and the kind words Christine 👍🏻

I’m glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching. Remember to subscribe! I have a back log of videos to edit once I have a suitable desktop/laptop to edit with!

It’s the video editing software I’m using. It’s not the best as it’s all done on my iPhone until I can get a decent desktop or laptop. This is all new to me so please bare with me 😂

Very nicely done!

Beautiful work on a lovely property! All the very best starting out - well done already! I can see why you were recommended. Loved your choice of music, by the way!! 😊

@@michalnixon6137thanks for the feedback buddy. I have so many other jobs to edit but I’m unable to due to my phone not having the storage space available… nightmare 👎🏻

Thank you

Hi adam. I was recommended

This was just part of the lower roof on a large property I recently finished. Full video will be uploaded in the very near future 👍🏻

Hi buddy. Thanks for watching, this is the watertek power pole with foot pedal from Rutland pumps. Hope that helps. Please like and subscribe for more in depth videos in the future 👍🏻

Hi Adam. Thanks for watching! I’m using a Honda gp200 engine with 3000 psi axel pump from jetmac. I’ll be honest though, ideally you need more LPM for commercial jobs. This machine is fine if you’re using it around your own property or just the odd job each year but it’s not designed for industrial use. I recently replaced the pump and it’s already leaking oil. More LPM will help speed up your jobs. I’m investing in a new machine very soon. I’m just deciding which route I’d like to go down. I hope this helps you find what you’re looking for.

@@Avonandstourexteriorcleaning cheers for the info, very useful. What lpm is this one ?

No problem at all. 10lpm. You can get a 15 LPM pump with the Honda gp200 engine from jetmac but the Honda gp200 engine is only 6.5 hp so it’s at high revs for the majority of its running time so it makes sense to go for the bigger Honda engine like the gx390. I’m just trying to decide if I’m going for the 15 LPM or the 21 LPM model now…

Thank you. This took me just over two days. I work alone so everything so done by myself so it takes much longer. Fsc is great for speeding the job up but only works on certain tiles (low profile or flat tiles) and doesn’t work properly if the build up of moss is really bad as it leaves bit in between the gaps in the tiles

😂😂 I will bare this In mind for future videos. Thanks for watching

Porcelain is lovely to clean. Should be cleaned on a low (ish) pressure though

Hi buddy. Usually I would just flat surface cleaner a tarmac drive but because of the heavy build up of moss I decided to use the turbo nozzle to help shift it between the gaps in the tarmac. I did try it at the start if the video but it left patches of moss in places. At least with the turbo I’m moving the dirt at the same time. Just hard trying not to get lines in it as tarmac is really hard to get perfect at the best of times 👎🏻

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It’s good in some situations but when you have lots off moss it does struggle

Hi mate. No heat on this roof just water. I’m looking at investing in the system in the near future though.

@@Avonandstourexteriorcleaning Same here I only scrape and bio at the moment. Can I ask when you turn pressure down do you alter your unloader. I do pressure wash with a slipstream pro20 but have never adjusted the unloader didn't know if your meant to or not I'll be using this pressure washer for roofs to begin with

That’s how I started out buddy. No I just simply adjust the pressure on the valve on the foot pedal which saves me getting back down ect. My new pressure washer(eventually) I’m getting the auto rev system on so when I turn the flow down up near the pedal it slows the revs down on my machine which saves me getting down plus saves on fuel and rpm meaning I should get a longer life out of my machine.

Mine ones a 10pm machine at the moment do the flow is just not quite enough, but if you were running a 21lb m machine then yes you would probably have to adjust the loader to compensate for it.

@@Avonandstourexteriorcleaning Sounds a good machine

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