always good to see your content. Ive always done the same hose through the tank with my supply lines. One suggestion I can make for your return lines is actually coil them in the water tank, no space taken up and also cools the fluid allowing longer time off the trigger. Keep up the great content
Your knowledge about everything is unbelieveble and on top right on. I am lucky to find you here. Thank you for making video. Please make more at your convience.
You’re A Magician, Next Level Stuff! 🔥 I Know You’re Not A Dedicated Rig Builder But I’d Give Just About Anything For One Of These Rigs! The Knowledge You Possess, Is Next To None Without A Doubt! 💯
WTH! Are you a MIT graduate 😂😂love your vid’s man. You need someone to follow you around taking the video for you to make it a little easier on you. Thanks again for posting these
Hey Bill. Thank you for such Great informative videos. I am setting up a new equipment and was wondering what you recommended for feeding water from buffer tank to each machine. In other words i have a p40 softwashing, a 5.5 gpm pressure washer for hot water system and a IGX800 10gpm. I have a 1" coming out of my buffer tank. Can I "T" off to each machine or do you recommend having their own individual water line ? I have seen both systems installed on rigs. I am afraid that if I am ever using all 3 machines at the same time, each machine will have trouble drawing water. Any suggestions? Thanks
Bill I’ve got two questions. One, can you provide the link to the quick connect fittings from US plastics? It looks different than the CPC line shared in other videos. Two, what is your acid of choice to downstream to remove fallout? Lots of it in my area and haven’t had luck getting it removed. Thanks!!
All those plastic quick connects do they hold up to acid? I snapped one after downstreaming britenol and I figured it was because of the acid but I guess it could have been chance if I see you are using them everywhere..
The gate latch for the SC is simple genius.
Bill, I’m like a little kid on Christmas when I see you have a new video out! Keep it up, thank you for sharing.
Lots of great tips !
always good to see your content. Ive always done the same hose through the tank with my supply lines. One suggestion I can make for your return lines is actually coil them in the water tank, no space taken up and also cools the fluid allowing longer time off the trigger. Keep up the great content
Your knowledge about everything is unbelieveble and on top right on. I am lucky to find you here. Thank you for making video.
Please make more at your convience.
You’re A Magician, Next Level Stuff! 🔥
I Know You’re Not A Dedicated Rig Builder But I’d Give Just About Anything For One Of These Rigs!
The Knowledge You Possess, Is Next To None Without A Doubt! 💯
WTH! Are you a MIT graduate 😂😂love your vid’s man. You need someone to follow you around taking the video for you to make it a little easier on you.
Thanks again for posting these
Wow! You continue to blow my mind. Definitely the best there is!
Hey Bill. Thank you for such Great informative videos. I am setting up a new equipment and was wondering what you recommended for feeding water from buffer tank to each machine. In other words i have a p40 softwashing, a 5.5 gpm pressure washer for hot water system and a IGX800 10gpm. I have a 1" coming out of my buffer tank. Can I "T" off to each machine or do you recommend having their own individual water line ? I have seen both systems installed on rigs. I am afraid that if I am ever using all 3 machines at the same time, each machine will have trouble drawing water. Any suggestions? Thanks
Bill I’ve got two questions.
One, can you provide the link to the quick connect fittings from US plastics? It looks different than the CPC line shared in other videos.
Two, what is your acid of choice to downstream to remove fallout? Lots of it in my area and haven’t had luck getting it removed. Thanks!!
All those plastic quick connects do they hold up to acid? I snapped one after downstreaming britenol and I figured it was because of the acid but I guess it could have been chance if I see you are using them everywhere..
Acids are tough, if they lost a few months I’m good with that