I just saw your DIY with the Ice Barrel 500 and it's perfect but I'm trying to make it work with this 1HP chiller. Do you know what attachments need to be modified to make that set up work?
Your videos have been helpful so thank you so much! We just got the plunge 1hp pro chiller on sale. We also bought the plunge air and the plunge air connectors. Do you understand how this would work with the plunge air? I know we’ve seen you have the plunge air and the older plunge 1hp pro chiller. We’re wondering if this is going to be a difficult setup and worth it or if we should have just got the air with the new evolve pump/chiller.
Hey David!! i've been watching a ton of your videos to decide on our best cold set up. I keep going back & forth between the 1hp & 1/2 hp aqua chiller. We live in utah temps are good most of the year except summers reach anywhere from 112-120 so definitely hotter than Florida avg. We thought the garage might help protect our chiller from sun, but then the garage itself is warmer. Do you think we should go with the 1hp to be safe? or would a 1/2 hp cut it. I'm planning to get the Ice barrel 300 with it. Thanks so much!
Hey David! Been watching your content for a while now.. truly appreciate the information you’re always putting out! I believe I told you in a previous comment that I just had a baby and starting working this killer warehouse job.. however thanks to cold plunging I been able to handle the soreness a lot more. I know you sell cars for a living and was just curious as to whether that’s something you would recommend doing? I got offered a position at a dealership near by doing online sales so I’m curious as to whether I should make the jump or not.. appreciate any input here bro. Thanks!
I received my chiller today from plunge and it included all the attachments needed to connect it to my inflatable tub. It came with 2 fittings that were 1-1/2 FTP with a 90 to a barb fitting or the option of 2 fittings 1-1/2 FTP straight to a barb fitting. They must have started included these with the chillers.
@@DavidMausJr been on multiple calls, emails still going back and forth. No one on their customer service desk knows what a chiller fitting is!!!! Who can anyone recommend where I can order these separately? Thank you!!
Hi, how much time does it take to chill the water to 40 degree Fahrenheit on the first setup or a fresh fill ? Considering the quantity to be around 500 Gallon.
And can you please help me with finding the 1 and 3/4 fittings for this chiller? Been having a hard time finding that size online or at any of the supply stores in my area. Thanks for the help it's very much appreciated.
@@DavidMausJr Ok great! And by chance, have you come across any 1 3/4" fittings that are compatible here? Not seeing anything online matching these specs. Appreciate your help!
Here is the full deal on the fittings and what you need to use for the Plunge 1HP Pro Chiller based on the hour on the phone I spent with Plunge, and 2 hours at Home Depot trying different parts: First, Plunge does not have, and will never have, the fittings. Their customer service reps might tell you different, but don't believe them (they are nice but very ill-informed) - I got it straight from the person in charge of their inventory and one their head techs. What they intend everyone to use instead of fittings are two "grommets" they ship inside of the chillers. You are somehow (without instructions) supposed to figure out they are there and that they are to be used instead of fittings. To get them just remove the vent cover on either side of the chiller and you'll find them rolling around loose. They look like a roll of electrical tape with a white core. They fit like a cork when you insert them into the in and out ports of the chiller - a cork with a hole in the middle. To make the hole work for your system is then up to you. After much trial and error here is what I found that seems to work: I’m using 3/4" spa hose for my cold plunge setup, so I found a 3/4" PVC 90 degree elbow (socket to female threaded) combined with a 3/4" barb to 3/4" male threaded. I removed the white cores from the grommets and then inserted the socket (non-threaded) end of the elbows into the grommets (a tight fit) then screwed the barb into the elbow. This appears to work, and is what the Plunge person told me is the sort of way they intended the grommets to be used (why they don't ship the chiller with this info or have it on their site - or tell their customer service people - I have no friggin idea. Infuriating!). I say “appears to work” because I have not tried it yet with the chiller working. But I don’t see why it won’t work - it all seems very tight and functional. I’ll update this once I actually have my system operational. I'm sure there are several other ways to use the grommets to make the chiller functional. There is also another non-grommet solution I discovered: if you measure the ports with a ruler they appear to be 1-3/4” in diameter. If you call Plunge they will tell you they are 2-1/4” but this is wrong. The 2-1/4” spec they have in their system is the outer diameter of the fittings that no longer exist. However, the ports are actually 1-1/2” NPT, which I found out after much researching is different than a straightforward measurement of the diameter. So, you can use a 1-1/2” Schedule 40 PVC female threaded 90 degree elbow on this chiller - or, I suppose, any 1-1/2” chiller fitting you can find (good luck with that!). Then use a 1-1/2” to 3/4” reducer bushing combined with the 3/4” barb I mentioned before. If the grommets don’t end uo working, I’ll use the big 1-1/2” PVC elbows instead. Anyway, I hope this helps someone. If you want photos or links to what I'm using, just email me at: lancedr@me.com.
Worked like a charm. I had to do a slightly different setup because our local ace is garbage, but you are 100% correct that it is a 1.5 inch female npt fitting.
Following up on this since you seem to be the only person to comprehensively diagnose/remedy the issue. Has the set up worked fine since you got it working?
@@quixoticelixir7 ive been thru several pump/filter/ozone setups in the beginning by came out with a great setup using the 1.5 to .75 reducers for the chiller. .75 hoses to the Intex c1000 Krystal clear cartridge filter/pump setup and an Airthereal ozone generator. I also wrapped my ice barrel 400 in insulation and then the penguin insulated wrap. It runs great
@@quixoticelixir7 I ended up ditching the grommet option. Those things sucked and kept popping off under pressure. However, the 1-1/2” PVC female threaded 90 degree elbow combined with a 1-1/2” to 3/4” female reducer bushing and 3/4” male to 3/4" barb works great. Been using it for 3 weeks now without problem. Let me know if you have any other questions.
I ordered this chiller. And I’ll gladly order what’s need to go along with it from your 1HP DIY kit link. Just want to double check that the fittings in your link will work with the 1 3/4 Plunge fitting. Any recommendations would be great!
@@HockeyAirsoftBeast1 @varg1952 yea it was a headache but I finally got it setup. Not super happy with it but it works. They included a fitting with the chiller and I just stuck the 3/4” water pipe in that. I can share a video if you want to see the setup.
@@farhad.noorzay Yes, please. That would be great. And are you saying Plunge included the fittings when you bought the chiller? They didn't supply them with mine, and told me they don't know where to find them either!
If you order a 1 and 3/4 threaded female with a 90° bend at least the one I found will not thread... I'm not a newbie with this kind of it's genuinely ridiculous they just don't sell something on their with that being said it's still a good deal...
I own one of these and finally got it plumbed properly to my ice barrel 400. I admit we live in Phoenix, AZ and it's pretty flipping hot out, but this thing runs constantly and the water temp keep climbing. At one point it kept tripping my dedicated 20a breaker, but it will hot hold a cold temperature. I do not recommend this chiller at all. I'm looking for something that actually works out here in AZ.
Dang so sorry to hear that! Seriously one of the hardest goals to accomplish is to keep the water cold in the 400. My wife LOVEs the 400, its her favorite, but it is a struggle to keep cold in the middle of summer in FL, let alone AZ. Do you have any insulation? I tested out the penguin barrel wrap and it actually surprised me. I will do some more research and try to find some other options.
@@DavidMausJr I am waiting to get the barrel wrap delivered. I am also going to wrap it with a layer of adhesive insulation before the wrap goes on. Admittedly this is in my garage gym, which is hot to begin with. If this doesn't work, will probably sell this barrel and either get the ice barrel 500 or Grizzly. Trying to decide between the 2.
I’m in Phoenix Arizona. Gonna make a cold plunge. You think this would hold a 100 gallon tub at low temps in the summer? Similar to Texas I would imagine.
@@DavidMausJrman you were not lying about the weird measurement on the ports. I can’t find anything at all that will hook up to those threads. Ace hardware told me it’s a measurement that doesn’t really exist and they are trying to force me to buy their tub. So I’m still stuck trying to figure out how to adapt this damn thing. You could probably get a lot of views from a video showing how to solve this.
@@anintrovertabroad2065 Same here. Searching everywhere. Talked with Plunge a couple times and not even they know where to find fittings for their own chiller! Argh! If anyone figures this out please let me know! Thanks!
@@redfiveentmine is showing up today. Plunge told me that they ship with tubing and a fitting. But they seemed super confused about why this is even an issue. So, I’ll let you know what I figure out. If I have to have the firings made I will. And the measurements, according to Plunge, is 2-1/4. Not 1-3/4.
@@anintrovertabroad2065 Yeah, they told me 2-1/4 as well, but they are wrong. Maybe the outer dimension of the fitting is 2-1/4" but the ports themselves are definitely 1-3/4". However, someone on this thread said he found something at Home Depot that was 1-1/2" that worked, but I can''t find it on the HD website.
For sure! Might be overkill. The 1hp is a beast and I’d recommend it for anything that’s not insulated. I used a 1hp with my IB 400 and it kept the water right on the number in the middle of FL summer
Okay so I got the fittings issue resolved. I measured it and it’s 1-1/2” measurement on the ports of the chiller. Not 1-3/4. Also, I had to use a PVC 1-1/2 female adapter. Then I got a PVC bushing reducer to 1/2. Cuz that’s what my tub needs. But you can reduce it to basically anything you need.
@@DavidMausJrpro tip with this chiller, make the tubing as short as possible. My chiller wasn’t cooling after like 10 hours. And I realize my tubing was likely too long and exposed to the air too long. Had to insulate the tubing and then, it started cooling. Still took 14 hours to drop to 60. Still dropping though. And it really needs to vent properly as well. If the exhaust is routing back into it in an enclosed space, it’s not gonna cool. Very slow and very loud. But it works.
The hose connection for this is total pain in the ass... I'm going to try going to a plumbing supply store this company needs to get a wake up call ... Why not just sell the connectors with the machine. On top of it mine scratched looked like it had been used with a loose mounting bolt...
I totally agree. That’s why I made this video to show what else will be needed. I still haven’t found the best size fittings anywhere to recommend so if anyone does, please send a link!
Point is why they don't just sell that with the chiller just stupid...I figured it out it's not inch and quarter it's an 1.5 inch threaded then you can put a 3/4 inch reducer bushing female threaded into the 90 then 3/4 inch threaded Barb into the bushing then attach 1 inch hose...or they could sell this...mine also came with no manual or even basic start up...my garden hose nozzle came with a manual anyway it's done but the company leaves a bit to be desired
@@jeffnelson2924 Hi - can you please tell me where you found the fittings that worked? I've searched everywhere and called Plunge - they were no help at all.
Could you recommend the items needed if you were going to DIY this chiller with the ice barrel 400?
I am trying to figure out the same thing, have the chiller, ordered the pump, now need the hose connections and maybe an inline filter...
Neeeed
I just saw your DIY with the Ice Barrel 500 and it's perfect but I'm trying to make it work with this 1HP chiller. Do you know what attachments need to be modified to make that set up work?
You just need to contact plunge and have them send you the tips for this chiller. Then the rest of my kit should work easily. DMJR.co/500diykit
Just purchased it! Thanks for the heads up!! I've been holding out and you came through!!!!
What did you do to get the fitting on the top to work?
Would there be any issues adding this to an Ice Barrel 300?
Your videos have been helpful so thank you so much!
We just got the plunge 1hp pro chiller on sale. We also bought the plunge air and the plunge air connectors. Do you understand how this would work with the plunge air? I know we’ve seen you have the plunge air and the older plunge 1hp pro chiller. We’re wondering if this is going to be a difficult setup and worth it or if we should have just got the air with the new evolve pump/chiller.
I connected the Plunge Pop Up to the Plunge 1 HP chiller. I can email you pictures or a video if you’d like.
Wait are these 1 3/4 threaded fittings or 3/4? Just bought the chiller. The amazon page you provided is only 3/4. Is that correct?
Did you have any luck finding the right fittings?
Hey David!! i've been watching a ton of your videos to decide on our best cold set up. I keep going back & forth between the 1hp & 1/2 hp aqua chiller. We live in utah temps are good most of the year except summers reach anywhere from 112-120 so definitely hotter than Florida avg.
We thought the garage might help protect our chiller from sun, but then the garage itself is warmer. Do you think we should go with the 1hp to be safe? or would a 1/2 hp cut it. I'm planning to get the Ice barrel 300 with it. Thanks so much!
From the list you provided on Amazon, is there a video on how to DIY this to the ice barrel 500?
Hey David! Been watching your content for a while now.. truly appreciate the information you’re always putting out!
I believe I told you in a previous comment that I just had a baby and starting working this killer warehouse job.. however thanks to cold plunging I been able to handle the soreness a lot more.
I know you sell cars for a living and was just curious as to whether that’s something you would recommend doing? I got offered a position at a dealership near by doing online sales so I’m curious as to whether I should make the jump or not.. appreciate any input here bro. Thanks!
I received my chiller today from plunge and it included all the attachments needed to connect it to my inflatable tub. It came with 2 fittings that were 1-1/2 FTP with a 90 to a barb fitting or the option of 2 fittings 1-1/2 FTP straight to a barb fitting. They must have started included these with the chillers.
Excellent!! I had a call with them and suggested that since so many of these have sold but many had trouble with fittings
@@DavidMausJr been on multiple calls, emails still going back and forth. No one on their customer service desk knows what a chiller fitting is!!!! Who can anyone recommend where I can order these separately? Thank you!!
I just got mine and it did not have these
Hi, how much time does it take to chill the water to 40 degree Fahrenheit on the first setup or a fresh fill ? Considering the quantity to be around 500 Gallon.
Is there a video about what fittings I need for this chiller? I just ordered mine and need some instructions
I bought the chiller two weeks ago. Ended up using the 1hp active aqua fittings which is a 1in barb fitting to connect to my cold plunge.
Sweet!!!
@thelifeofmax1581 how did you fit a 1inch barb fitting inside of a 1-3/4 hole?
Which fittings exactly? Cuz a bunch of us would love to know
Does the higher HP just basically mean it chills faster? Also are the higher HP ones louder?
Yes and yes. Video on that coming asap. Lots of questions around chiller sizes.
What's up man.
Thanks for all the help.
Will the 950 gph danner pump be sufficient for this chiller?
Or will I need to go bigger?
And can you please help me with finding the 1 and 3/4 fittings for this chiller?
Been having a hard time finding that size online or at any of the supply stores in my area.
Thanks for the help it's very much appreciated.
Hey David, Appreciate your content! Is it true that this operates at 20 Amps? That requires far more power than comparable 1HP chillers, does it not?
No it should max out around 10 amps
@@DavidMausJr Ok great!
And by chance, have you come across any 1 3/4" fittings that are compatible here? Not seeing anything online matching these specs. Appreciate your help!
@@joehickey9699 i dont think he has cuz hes not answering the questions
Here is the full deal on the fittings and what you need to use for the Plunge 1HP Pro Chiller based on the hour on the phone I spent with Plunge, and 2 hours at Home Depot trying different parts:
First, Plunge does not have, and will never have, the fittings. Their customer service reps might tell you different, but don't believe them (they are nice but very ill-informed) - I got it straight from the person in charge of their inventory and one their head techs.
What they intend everyone to use instead of fittings are two "grommets" they ship inside of the chillers. You are somehow (without instructions) supposed to figure out they are there and that they are to be used instead of fittings. To get them just remove the vent cover on either side of the chiller and you'll find them rolling around loose. They look like a roll of electrical tape with a white core. They fit like a cork when you insert them into the in and out ports of the chiller - a cork with a hole in the middle.
To make the hole work for your system is then up to you. After much trial and error here is what I found that seems to work: I’m using 3/4" spa hose for my cold plunge setup, so I found a 3/4" PVC 90 degree elbow (socket to female threaded) combined with a 3/4" barb to 3/4" male threaded. I removed the white cores from the grommets and then inserted the socket (non-threaded) end of the elbows into the grommets (a tight fit) then screwed the barb into the elbow.
This appears to work, and is what the Plunge person told me is the sort of way they intended the grommets to be used (why they don't ship the chiller with this info or have it on their site - or tell their customer service people - I have no friggin idea. Infuriating!). I say “appears to work” because I have not tried it yet with the chiller working. But I don’t see why it won’t work - it all seems very tight and functional. I’ll update this once I actually have my system operational.
I'm sure there are several other ways to use the grommets to make the chiller functional. There is also another non-grommet solution I discovered: if you measure the ports with a ruler they appear to be 1-3/4” in diameter. If you call Plunge they will tell you they are 2-1/4” but this is wrong. The 2-1/4” spec they have in their system is the outer diameter of the fittings that no longer exist. However, the ports are actually 1-1/2” NPT, which I found out after much researching is different than a straightforward measurement of the diameter. So, you can use a 1-1/2” Schedule 40 PVC female threaded 90 degree elbow on this chiller - or, I suppose, any 1-1/2” chiller fitting you can find (good luck with that!). Then use a 1-1/2” to 3/4” reducer bushing combined with the 3/4” barb I mentioned before. If the grommets don’t end uo working, I’ll use the big 1-1/2” PVC elbows instead.
Anyway, I hope this helps someone. If you want photos or links to what I'm using, just email me at: lancedr@me.com.
Worked like a charm. I had to do a slightly different setup because our local ace is garbage, but you are 100% correct that it is a 1.5 inch female npt fitting.
Following up on this since you seem to be the only person to comprehensively diagnose/remedy the issue. Has the set up worked fine since you got it working?
@@quixoticelixir7 ive been thru several pump/filter/ozone setups in the beginning by came out with a great setup using the 1.5 to .75 reducers for the chiller. .75 hoses to the Intex c1000 Krystal clear cartridge filter/pump setup and an Airthereal ozone generator.
I also wrapped my ice barrel 400 in insulation and then the penguin insulated wrap. It runs great
@@quixoticelixir7 I ended up ditching the grommet option. Those things sucked and kept popping off under pressure. However, the 1-1/2” PVC female threaded 90 degree elbow combined with a 1-1/2” to 3/4” female reducer bushing and 3/4” male to 3/4" barb works great. Been using it for 3 weeks now without problem. Let me know if you have any other questions.
I ordered this chiller. And I’ll gladly order what’s need to go along with it from your 1HP DIY kit link. Just want to double check that the fittings in your link will work with the 1 3/4 Plunge fitting. Any recommendations would be great!
Did you find the right fittings to go with it?
did u get the fittings and where from ? what all do you need with this if you buy this??
I just bought this chiller too. Can’t find the correct fittings anywhere. Can someone please help?
@@HockeyAirsoftBeast1 @varg1952 yea it was a headache but I finally got it setup. Not super happy with it but it works. They included a fitting with the chiller and I just stuck the 3/4” water pipe in that. I can share a video if you want to see the setup.
@@farhad.noorzay Yes, please. That would be great. And are you saying Plunge included the fittings when you bought the chiller? They didn't supply them with mine, and told me they don't know where to find them either!
CAN YOU PLEASE break it down , if you buy this what are the other parts you need and where do you get those???
Will do. On vacation in the mountains with the fam. I’ll try and get a lot together when I get back
If you order a 1 and 3/4 threaded female with a 90° bend at least the one I found will not thread... I'm not a newbie with this kind of it's genuinely ridiculous they just don't sell something on their with that being said it's still a good deal...
Are there any of these left anywhere for under 1000?
I need a chiller for my ice barrel 300. Do you have a list of items that are needed to make this work with the Ice barrel 300?
Right here: DMJR.co/500diykit
I have a cold tub that I use outside but I don’t have a chiller. Would this work if my setup is outside?
IS THIS CHILLER IN ANY WAY COMPATIBLE WITH THE PLUNGE AIR TUB? USING ADAPTERS AND FITTINGS FROM HARDWARE STORE?
It is…it takes a little work but I got it to work together…I can email you a video if you like, along with a list of parts and how to join them
@@sahakshilgevorkian4275how did you get it to work? Can you list the parts?
Is there a big market for 1hp chillers? Over kill for most?
1hp is almost a must for any non insulated cold plunge. Especially in hot climates.
But anything insulated well it would be overkill more than likely.
I own one of these and finally got it plumbed properly to my ice barrel 400. I admit we live in Phoenix, AZ and it's pretty flipping hot out, but this thing runs constantly and the water temp keep climbing. At one point it kept tripping my dedicated 20a breaker, but it will hot hold a cold temperature. I do not recommend this chiller at all. I'm looking for something that actually works out here in AZ.
SAME HERE - AZ RECOMMENDATION?
Dang so sorry to hear that! Seriously one of the hardest goals to accomplish is to keep the water cold in the 400. My wife LOVEs the 400, its her favorite, but it is a struggle to keep cold in the middle of summer in FL, let alone AZ.
Do you have any insulation? I tested out the penguin barrel wrap and it actually surprised me. I will do some more research and try to find some other options.
@@DavidMausJr I am waiting to get the barrel wrap delivered. I am also going to wrap it with a layer of adhesive insulation before the wrap goes on. Admittedly this is in my garage gym, which is hot to begin with. If this doesn't work, will probably sell this barrel and either get the ice barrel 500 or Grizzly. Trying to decide between the 2.
@@DavidMausJr SAME SENTIMENT ON RHE GRIZZ 450?
@@85ZERO17 thinking about the grizzly 450 if I can't get this ice barrel to insulate
Are you sure it’s 1 3/4? Couldn’t find any adapters bigger than 1 1/2 at hardware stores
That’s what I measured as the exterior dimensions
yea i'm having the same issue. hard finding any adapters that are 1 3/4" since it's not standard. did you have any luck?
Nope
Where do u get the other items
I’m in Phoenix Arizona. Gonna make a cold plunge. You think this would hold a 100 gallon tub at low temps in the summer? Similar to Texas I would imagine.
Totally!
@@DavidMausJrman you were not lying about the weird measurement on the ports. I can’t find anything at all that will hook up to those threads. Ace hardware told me it’s a measurement that doesn’t really exist and they are trying to force me to buy their tub. So I’m still stuck trying to figure out how to adapt this damn thing. You could probably get a lot of views from a video showing how to solve this.
@@anintrovertabroad2065 Same here. Searching everywhere. Talked with Plunge a couple times and not even they know where to find fittings for their own chiller! Argh! If anyone figures this out please let me know! Thanks!
@@redfiveentmine is showing up today. Plunge told me that they ship with tubing and a fitting. But they seemed super confused about why this is even an issue. So, I’ll let you know what I figure out. If I have to have the firings made I will. And the measurements, according to Plunge, is 2-1/4. Not 1-3/4.
@@anintrovertabroad2065 Yeah, they told me 2-1/4 as well, but they are wrong. Maybe the outer dimension of the fitting is 2-1/4" but the ports themselves are definitely 1-3/4". However, someone on this thread said he found something at Home Depot that was 1-1/2" that worked, but I can''t find it on the HD website.
I wish it had the heater option. Would love an ice bath + hot tub setup!
Right! I’ve found basically all stand alone heater options don’t last very long.
Will it work with the ICB 500?
For sure! Might be overkill. The 1hp is a beast and I’d recommend it for anything that’s not insulated. I used a 1hp with my IB 400 and it kept the water right on the number in the middle of FL summer
Does the pro model shutoff when it gets to desired temp?
Yes
Got my plunge with the pro chiller. Great so far, thanks to your content I made the right choice.
Okay so I got the fittings issue resolved.
I measured it and it’s 1-1/2” measurement on the ports of the chiller. Not 1-3/4.
Also, I had to use a PVC 1-1/2 female adapter. Then I got a PVC bushing reducer to 1/2. Cuz that’s what my tub needs. But you can reduce it to basically anything you need.
Thank you for that! I spoke to the team at plunge and they might also have fittings in stock to send to everyone who bought, but not 100% yet on that.
@@DavidMausJrpro tip with this chiller, make the tubing as short as possible. My chiller wasn’t cooling after like 10 hours. And I realize my tubing was likely too long and exposed to the air too long. Had to insulate the tubing and then, it started cooling. Still took 14 hours to drop to 60. Still dropping though. And it really needs to vent properly as well. If the exhaust is routing back into it in an enclosed space, it’s not gonna cool. Very slow and very loud. But it works.
Could you use it in a bathtub?
Link not working for me
I tested. Should work.
Https://dmjr.co/plunge-chiller
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The hose connection for this is total pain in the ass... I'm going to try going to a plumbing supply store this company needs to get a wake up call ... Why not just sell the connectors with the machine.
On top of it mine scratched looked like it had been used with a loose mounting bolt...
I was able to go to an Ace Hardware store and they helped me find what I needed
I totally agree. That’s why I made this video to show what else will be needed. I still haven’t found the best size fittings anywhere to recommend so if anyone does, please send a link!
Point is why they don't just sell that with the chiller just stupid...I figured it out it's not inch and quarter it's an 1.5 inch threaded then you can put a 3/4 inch reducer bushing female threaded into the 90 then 3/4 inch threaded Barb into the bushing then attach 1 inch hose...or they could sell this...mine also came with no manual or even basic start up...my garden hose nozzle came with a manual anyway it's done but the company leaves a bit to be desired
@@jeffnelson2924 Hi - can you please tell me where you found the fittings that worked? I've searched everywhere and called Plunge - they were no help at all.
@@jeffnelson2924 plunge told me they were 2-1/4 threaded. You’re saying they are 1-1/2?
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