Just start with Scott, Those Turbo nozzles have ceramic balls in them as you probably already know. So you need to remember that when you use them it needs to be pointing down not up. If you have it pointing up, because there's little free play forward and backwards in the ceramic ball it can actually Smack the ceramic ball against the end of the turbonozzle and break it. Although I don't know if the Hydro Shot would have enough pressure to break it. But a regular pressure washer sure will. Also for everybody that's wondering what the turbonozzle, does is take a 0 degree stream of water and Spins it around so it makes it a fan out of it but it's still the same stream as a zero degree tip, because it's been around in the circle it makes it look more like a fan then a steady stream, and covers more area at once. And as far as the pressure goes, it won't be any more pressure than a zero degree tip. I hope this helps everybody
I've got a turbo nozzle for my gas power washer and goes in a circular pattern very fast BUT I bought one for my Hydro - a up to 3000 Briggs & ... from Menards (smallest one I could find), and it goes real slow - sprays, then moves, then stops not fluid at all and looking at this video yours is doing it too on both the wheels and wheel wells - it's just shooting out in a 0 degree stream not a fast circular motion - like it should. Do you feel the same way?
@@Trillville43 maybe it works with the new hydroshot - but I wouldn't say it works better because it doesn't work at all like it should on the 20 and 40 Volt ones. I'd love to see a video of someone else using a turbo on a HS any version.
Not enough pressure a turbo nozzle should never be suggested or used with hydroshot. Anyone the buys one to be used with hydroshot is just wasting their money. This also shows who ever made the video doesn't know alot in first place.
Great work! great help！ It seems to be compatible with hydroshot. What’s the connection part of turbo nozzle looks like？ Actually I was thinking to change the nozzle of Hydroshot , because the original only output stream horizontally（15°, 25°, 40°）and then was disappointed by the ”cube“ on the original nozzle. After several used，I think the vertical stream is more efficient during the whole car washing with hydroshot
brinks gater is actually working pretty good its not as strong as a regular pressure washer but it does get the job done if I decide to buy it I would recommend getting a extra battery cause it does use the battery pretty fast and takes a while to fully charge back up but other than that it's great for cleaning ur car and other stuff it's even powerful enough to blast dirt off concrete I wrote my name on the sidewalk to mark my territory :) oh and don't suck up soapy water with it that will mess up the pump but overall great product just wish it had a long lasting battery
Hey Scott, I have the Turbo Nozzle also that I got at the Home depot for my Hydro-shot a couple of weeks ago and I'm glad I did (wanted to get the one that WORX sells specifically for the Hydro but it was sold out). I got it with the same purpose as this video, to use it to rinse down the wheels, and for doing a quick initial rinse of the car body before I hit it with the Bucket and Rinseless Wash. I love my Hydroshot, now i just need another battery; Worx sells some refurbished on ebay, probably get one of those or the no name china model battery on amazon.
Thats is i already have a electronic pressure washer that works pretty good but now im going to get that works. And yes the turbo nozzle is awesome thanks scott
Scott, I received my Hydroshot and was wondering if the turbo nozzle from Walmart was it the Briggs & Stratton 6195 Genuine Quick Connect Turbo Pressure Washer Nozzle - Fits Pressure Washers up to 3,000 PSI? Or was it something else?
any turbo nozzle with a 1/4 inch disconnect will work.the worx hydroshot has a standard 1/4 disconnect on the end of the lance like most pressure washers...the turbo nozzle i have was from walmart
not really sure...i do know i wouldn't want to put my hand in front of it for long..ouch!..i just use turbo nozzle for wheel wells and inside wheel barrels and perhaps the outside of rubber tires
If you have a small magnet you can get full power without the lance also you only get the full psi of 325 when you hook up the water hose to the unit while using the lance.
i never watch my videos after i upload them..but i believe i said i just got this nozzle at walmart, its not a nozzle made by worx..but check the video again where i believe i discuss where i purchased the nozzle
Please! Somebody....I live in Wisconsin and I need washer I can get up under the car and spray the frame. If nobody sells a right angle nozzle could a deflector be added to spay head to deflect the water up so I could get under the car this way?
These nozzels concentrate the water into very fine stream in a circular motion. They are very effective BUT I would caution using one from 2400 psi and up, (on any painted vehicle surface). They basically cut like a weed wacker.
very true but as you can see in the video i recommend it for the worx if someone wants a little extra power...but i so agree the turbo nozzle on a 3000psi power washer would be crazy for sure and could cause damage to paint
Great video Scott. I'm ordering this thing next week ! 💪 Would the regular nozzle work well with the wheel brightener or would you recommend this turbo nozzle?
i have great luck with the nozzle that comes with the unit when i use it with a great cleaner like megs wheel brightener:)..but it could help with turbo nozzle if you want more power for wheel barrels and wheel wells if you have thick mud in those areas..i purchased the turbo nozzle from walmart for 19 dollars
Sounds good. My main usage would probably be to clean the face of the rims so it's perfect. Look forward to trying it out. Thanks for the recommendation!
I saw your airless sprayer video and more than likely will be buying one in '18. Have you tried ONR through the Hydroshot? Seems like it would work but haven't tried yet. Thanks.
i have used ONR with the hydroshot and it works GREAT!..i just make sure to flush out the hydroshot with water after use just to be safe..but i can report no problems:)...much love
Scott is a mobile detailing guy. He does not always have access to electricity or even water on the job. Worx is battery powered and can siphon water from a bucket.
With a petrol power washer you can syphon from a bucked you don't need electricity and machine makes job easier and quicker. A higher percentage of professional detailer will use on board water tank and petrol power washer fact
@@andymorrow1597 Its not meant for the big professional guys with trucks to carry a water tank and big gas pressure washer its made for the smaller guys that just need something simple for a basic wash, its light portable and would not take up much space in smaller cargo vans a lot of people use when starting out.
No it's the way the nozzle hoots the water it shoots it an in oscillating pattern that causes the water to hit with more power there is a science to it.
The turbo nozzle isn't working as it should as there isn't enough pressure from washer. Listening to you go on about a turbo nozzle clearly shows you don't have a clue how it should work. If anyone reads this comment just type turbo nozzle in search on RUclips and you will see how it should work. Basically machine being used isn't powerful enough. Why not invest in a proper petrol power washer that can syphon water from a bucket just the same. More powerful machine more uses cleaning applications it can be used for.
"Proper" gas power washers are HUGE to store by comparison to a hydroshot, Not everyone wants to waste that much garage floor space to something like that. Gas machines are annoyingly loud and they require buying and transporting gasoline, leaving one's garage with a nasty gasoline odor that can permeate the home when the garage is attached. With gas powered pressure washers, it is easy to accidentally overdo it and damage/discolor pavers and siding and blow out too much of the grouting, causing easy weed growth in pavers. They can rip through the seal around windows when cleaning the side of a house, causing real headaches.
i know right..lol..for the many videos i make about the hydroshot and use it daily i would get it right:)...i just find myself calling it a hydrospot but thanks for the correction...sounds like it was important to you:)
what if your a mobile detailer and you don't have a large water tank or you don't bring power with you and the location of the car is in a place where water and power isn't available ?..what if you live in a water restricted area and your forced to do waterless or rinseless washes yet you need a little extra power to clean wheel wells and the barrel of the wheels?...what if you're worried about water spots when washing the car with free flowing water from the tap and your in direct sunlight, and you can take the cordless power washer by worx that can siphon distilled water from a bucket and use less than one gallon of distilled water on the car at the end of your washing process and now you can let it dry in the sun with no water spots..i can list more ways on how the worx hydroshot is effective and efficient as a mobile detailer running a business but i will stop there for now:)
oh i understand now:)...im not interested in building anything that needs a 12v battery or spend the time building the unit you have, than maintain it in the future..if the worx goes down,i have another one ready and i just move on...plus it looks more professional which is important to me running a business and using it in front of my clients...but it sounds like you have a cool set up:)...do you have to charge the 12v battery with a trickle charger or do you hook it up to your truck if you're a mobile detailer?...also it sounds like you have unique circumstance where you need 1 gpm...can i ask why?..is it because you want or need more pressure?..do you only do parking lot washes?..do you work at clients homes?..perhaps most of your work is at apartment complexes?
why would i kid you?...for auto detailers who can't use free flowing water from the tap because of water restrictions and would have to clean a wheel by hand (no not kidding) this tool can change the game for them...so perhaps you would like to take your comment back?...but no i would not buy this tool to clean my driveway..you should see the bigger picture before you make a stupid comment:)
All of the adverts for this device say a maximum of 320 psi. I do not know if this is from a bucket of water or from a hosepipe connected to the mains. Maybe you could clarify this please?
The maximum of 320 psi apply only when this sprayer is directly connected to your standard 65psi faucet connection with a garden hose. It essentially increase your typical faucet water pressure by a factor of 5, more or less.
Hi Scott , I guess your not going to answer my questions. You say how you want to help people and educate people about your business but when it's business questions I get no response. You say how much you love people but here again when I ask basic business questions you don't answer. If your not going to answer please just say your not. I have asked the same questions twice and each time you did not answer.
Peter Im so sorry for not getting to your question soon enough..i just tried to go through all the comments you have left and i can't seem to find the question..would you be so kind to ask again and let me see if i can help you...im doing the best i can to help everyone and as the channel grows its getting more difficult to answer as quick as i would like but that has nothing to do with my lack of love for you or anyone else..please try to understand:)...im at my desk now so if I get your question i will answer right away
Cheers Scott. I enjoyed this video.
Just start with Scott, Those Turbo nozzles have ceramic balls in them as you probably already know. So you need to remember that when you use them it needs to be pointing down not up. If you have it pointing up, because there's little free play forward and backwards in the ceramic ball it can actually Smack the ceramic ball against the end of the turbonozzle and break it. Although I don't know if the Hydro Shot would have enough pressure to break it. But a regular pressure washer sure will.
Also for everybody that's wondering what the turbonozzle, does is take a 0 degree stream of water and Spins it around so it makes it a fan out of it but it's still the same stream as a zero degree tip, because it's been around in the circle it makes it look more like a fan then a steady stream, and covers more area at once. And as far as the pressure goes, it won't be any more pressure than a zero degree tip. I hope this helps everybody
I've got a turbo nozzle for my gas power washer and goes in a circular pattern very fast BUT I bought one for my Hydro - a up to 3000 Briggs & ... from Menards (smallest one I could find), and it goes real slow - sprays, then moves, then stops not fluid at all and looking at this video yours is doing it too on both the wheels and wheel wells - it's just shooting out in a 0 degree stream not a fast circular motion - like it should.
Do you feel the same way?
It's due to the low water output but it works much better with the new hydroshot WG644
@@Trillville43 maybe it works with the new hydroshot - but I wouldn't say it works better because it doesn't work at all like it should on the 20 and 40 Volt ones. I'd love to see a video of someone else using a turbo on a HS any version.
Not enough pressure a turbo nozzle should never be suggested or used with hydroshot. Anyone the buys one to be used with hydroshot is just wasting their money. This also shows who ever made the video doesn't know alot in first place.
Does the Turbo nozzle actually moves around
I have a question how did you remove the actual spray nozzle from the unit to put on the turbo nozzle?
Is it gonna work with a foam cannon to create more thicker foam?
Great work! great help！
It seems to be compatible with hydroshot. What’s the connection part of turbo nozzle looks like？
Actually I was thinking to change the nozzle of Hydroshot , because the original only output stream horizontally（15°, 25°, 40°）and then was disappointed by the ”cube“ on the original nozzle.
After several used，I think the vertical stream is more efficient during the whole car washing with hydroshot
You should try the 4 amp battery. Longer running time. Little more psi.
How did you connect the turbo nozzle
i clicked it in place...not sure what you mean?...the worx machine has a standard 1/4 disconnect like any other power washer...hope that helps Paula
Does this attachment increase the water usage? How much water does something like this typically use?
Just bought this to wash cars to make a. Little extra cash I think this would be great for someone who is just starting out and on a budget
How is it working out so far?
brinks gater is actually working pretty good its not as strong as a regular pressure washer but it does get the job done if I decide to buy it I would recommend getting a extra battery cause it does use the battery pretty fast and takes a while to fully charge back up but other than that it's great for cleaning ur car and other stuff it's even powerful enough to blast dirt off concrete I wrote my name on the sidewalk to mark my territory :) oh and don't suck up soapy water with it that will mess up the pump but overall great product just wish it had a long lasting battery
WOW 😳. GREAT CLIP !!!!!
THANKS 😊
So when does it kick in?
Hey Scott, I have the Turbo Nozzle also that I got at the Home depot for my Hydro-shot a couple of weeks ago and I'm glad I did (wanted to get the one that WORX sells specifically for the Hydro but it was sold out).
I got it with the same purpose as this video, to use it to rinse down the wheels, and for doing a quick initial rinse of the car body before I hit it with the Bucket and Rinseless Wash.
I love my Hydroshot, now i just need another battery; Worx sells some refurbished on ebay, probably get one of those or the no name china model battery on amazon.
Gotallofthem1 I agree, wish it lasted as long as my black and Decker 40v, now I have to buy another 20v other than that I love this thing!
you could just get the 20v 4amp hour battery which last twice as long but okay.
Thats is i already have a electronic pressure washer that works pretty good but now im going to get that works. And yes the turbo nozzle is awesome thanks scott
Try bending down and using a sponge - amazing!
Scott, I received my Hydroshot and was wondering if the turbo nozzle from Walmart was it the Briggs & Stratton 6195 Genuine Quick Connect Turbo Pressure Washer Nozzle - Fits Pressure Washers up to 3,000 PSI? Or was it something else?
any turbo nozzle with a 1/4 inch disconnect will work.the worx hydroshot has a standard 1/4 disconnect on the end of the lance like most pressure washers...the turbo nozzle i have was from walmart
Is the turbo nozzle adjustable or is it just a stream?
Hows that for the hondas 120 for high pressure wash
What does the PSI jump to with the turbo nozzle?
not really sure...i do know i wouldn't want to put my hand in front of it for long..ouch!..i just use turbo nozzle for wheel wells and inside wheel barrels and perhaps the outside of rubber tires
Does the turbo nozzle come with the Hydrospot?
No.He did say that was a separate purchase of $19 or so.
so who's to say this would've worked without the turbo nozzle? I would prefer you showed using the standard results before the results with the tip
More power without or with the long lance? Thanks, Scott.
The motor senses the long lance and ramps up the power, so you only get full power with the long lance installed.
CatatonicBug figured it out but thank you 😊
If you have a small magnet you can get full power without the lance also you only get the full psi of 325 when you hook up the water hose to the unit while using the lance.
does it work with any turbo nozzle/ or only the ones from worx fits?
i never watch my videos after i upload them..but i believe i said i just got this nozzle at walmart, its not a nozzle made by worx..but check the video again where i believe i discuss where i purchased the nozzle
Which video is that Scott? I want to get the right nozzle
Whats the specs of the turbo nozzle?
Please! Somebody....I live in Wisconsin and I need washer I can get up under the car and spray the frame. If nobody sells a right angle nozzle could a deflector be added to spay head to deflect the water up so I could get under the car this way?
You can get an underbody sprayer on wheels at Home Depot by ryobi that's on wheels for like $43
These nozzels concentrate the water into very fine stream in a circular motion. They are very effective BUT
I would caution using one from 2400 psi and up,
(on any painted vehicle surface).
They basically cut like a weed wacker.
very true but as you can see in the video i recommend it for the worx if someone wants a little extra power...but i so agree the turbo nozzle on a 3000psi power washer would be crazy for sure and could cause damage to paint
Is there a link for that turbo nozzle
Cool video. Can you go connect the regular water hose to it?
yes you can connect a garden hose to the worx
Takes forever for the water to go through the hose
Great video Scott. I'm ordering this thing next week ! 💪
Would the regular nozzle work well with the wheel brightener or would you recommend this turbo nozzle?
i have great luck with the nozzle that comes with the unit when i use it with a great cleaner like megs wheel brightener:)..but it could help with turbo nozzle if you want more power for wheel barrels and wheel wells if you have thick mud in those areas..i purchased the turbo nozzle from walmart for 19 dollars
Sounds good. My main usage would probably be to clean the face of the rims so it's perfect. Look forward to trying it out. Thanks for the recommendation!
I saw your airless sprayer video and more than likely will be buying one in '18. Have you tried ONR through the Hydroshot? Seems like it would work but haven't tried yet. Thanks.
i have used ONR with the hydroshot and it works GREAT!..i just make sure to flush out the hydroshot with water after use just to be safe..but i can report no problems:)...much love
Will it work with a foam cannon?
yes
why dont you use regular pressure washer?
probably cuz easier to put a hose in a bucket instead of setting up a whole pressure washer
Scott is a mobile detailing guy. He does not always have access to electricity or even water on the job. Worx is battery powered and can siphon water from a bucket.
Sagi Shimshon think about what benefits might a hydro shot have over a pressure washer.
With a petrol power washer you can syphon from a bucked you don't need electricity and machine makes job easier and quicker. A higher percentage of professional detailer will use on board water tank and petrol power washer fact
@@andymorrow1597 Its not meant for the big professional guys with trucks to carry a water tank and big gas pressure washer its made for the smaller guys that just need something simple for a basic wash, its light portable and would not take up much space in smaller cargo vans a lot of people use when starting out.
The thing is changing the motor’s power. Can’t be the tip -has to be something in the base.
No it's the way the nozzle hoots the water it shoots it an in oscillating pattern that causes the water to hit with more power there is a science to it.
In other videos, he uses distilled water to minimize water spots.
Update : check the new 40v
*SHOT
The turbo nozzle isn't working as it should as there isn't enough pressure from washer. Listening to you go on about a turbo nozzle clearly shows you don't have a clue how it should work. If anyone reads this comment just type turbo nozzle in search on RUclips and you will see how it should work. Basically machine being used isn't powerful enough. Why not invest in a proper petrol power washer that can syphon water from a bucket just the same. More powerful machine more uses cleaning applications it can be used for.
"Proper" gas power washers are HUGE to store by comparison to a hydroshot, Not everyone wants to waste that much garage floor space to something like that. Gas machines are annoyingly loud and they require buying and transporting gasoline, leaving one's garage with a nasty gasoline odor that can permeate the home when the garage is attached. With gas powered pressure washers, it is easy to accidentally overdo it and damage/discolor pavers and siding and blow out too much of the grouting, causing easy weed growth in pavers. They can rip through the seal around windows when cleaning the side of a house, causing real headaches.
shut your mouth, punk
Still not interested. The concept is great, but just simply not powerful enough for me, I'd get very frustrated with it.
HydroSHOT, not Hydrospot
i know right..lol..for the many videos i make about the hydroshot and use it daily i would get it right:)...i just find myself calling it a hydrospot but thanks for the correction...sounds like it was important to you:)
Work hydroshot seems effective but not efficient
how come its not efficient?..i would love to hear your response:)
what if your a mobile detailer and you don't have a large water tank or you don't bring power with you and the location of the car is in a place where water and power isn't available ?..what if you live in a water restricted area and your forced to do waterless or rinseless washes yet you need a little extra power to clean wheel wells and the barrel of the wheels?...what if you're worried about water spots when washing the car with free flowing water from the tap and your in direct sunlight, and you can take the cordless power washer by worx that can siphon distilled water from a bucket and use less than one gallon of distilled water on the car at the end of your washing process and now you can let it dry in the sun with no water spots..i can list more ways on how the worx hydroshot is effective and efficient as a mobile detailer running a business but i will stop there for now:)
oh i understand now:)...im not interested in building anything that needs a 12v battery or spend the time building the unit you have, than maintain it in the future..if the worx goes down,i have another one ready and i just move on...plus it looks more professional which is important to me running a business and using it in front of my clients...but it sounds like you have a cool set up:)...do you have to charge the 12v battery with a trickle charger or do you hook it up to your truck if you're a mobile detailer?...also it sounds like you have unique circumstance where you need 1 gpm...can i ask why?..is it because you want or need more pressure?..do you only do parking lot washes?..do you work at clients homes?..perhaps most of your work is at apartment complexes?
regiotexas make a vid of your setup please
so will you use your clients water when at their home?
turbo schmurbo this worx, whatever it is, is a piece of junk i would not take it even if i got payed - and thanks for nice video.
Somehow I can't picture a car detailer who can make cars look new again, letting his personal vehicle get cruddy dirty wheel rims.....
172 psi ???? You got to be kidding me.
why would i kid you?...for auto detailers who can't use free flowing water from the tap because of water restrictions and would have to clean a wheel by hand (no not kidding) this tool can change the game for them...so perhaps you would like to take your comment back?...but no i would not buy this tool to clean my driveway..you should see the bigger picture before you make a stupid comment:)
All of the adverts for this device say a maximum of 320 psi. I do not know if this is from a bucket of water or from a hosepipe connected to the mains. Maybe you could clarify this please?
The maximum of 320 psi apply only when this sprayer is directly connected to your standard 65psi faucet connection with a garden hose. It essentially increase your typical faucet water pressure by a factor of 5, more or less.
better than your standard water pressure
I have one of these , it's not worth a dam ... sorry piece of equipment ....
I honestly thought it was Donald Trump doing this review. You guys sound talk alike. haha
A wheel is not a rim. A wheel has a rim. So tired of guys calling wheels rims.
Thanks for the video though.
Hi Scott , I guess your not going to answer my questions. You say how you want to help people and educate people about your business but when it's business questions I get no response. You say how much you love people but here again when I ask basic business questions you don't answer. If your not going to answer please just say your not. I have asked the same questions twice and each time you did not answer.
Peter Im so sorry for not getting to your question soon enough..i just tried to go through all the comments you have left and i can't seem to find the question..would you be so kind to ask again and let me see if i can help you...im doing the best i can to help everyone and as the channel grows its getting more difficult to answer as quick as i would like but that has nothing to do with my lack of love for you or anyone else..please try to understand:)...im at my desk now so if I get your question i will answer right away
Dallas Paint Correction & Auto Detailing And here we are, still no question. Lol
Otherwise, i learned a lot,how to be more efficient. Please think first and call Garry Dean