How To Increase Your Pressure Washers Cleaning Power
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- This is an option that everyone should have on there pressure washer to increase the cleaning power. Incredible difference with your power washer.
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Can you make a video on how to fix the nozzles when it stops spinning
Oh my goodness. I took your advice and bought the right size for my 2700 psi, 2.5 rpm Honda pressure washer. I had just washed my patio about 2 moths ago so it wasn't really dirty at all - or so I thought. I wanted to try this new nozzle so I hooked it up and it took me about 1/3 the time to clean that patio as it did with the 25° tip PLUS it took off dirt I didn't eve realize was there. What a godsend to anyone who uses pressure washers.
I got going and cleaned the mold and mildew off the wood privacy fence on one side of the yard as well. Works like magic!
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Steve, the tip about pointing the lance down before pulling the trigger is a great tip. Thank you.
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Is comical gold or mere coincidence? The world may never know...
I always point the lance down, you'll shoot your eye out. 🤣
Greetings from Texas.I use a Rotojet turbo. They can be rebuilt when that time comes.
Steve, I have never come across a single bit of information in any of your videos that has been incorrect. You are an absolute master at what you do. Being a small business owner I have to do a lot of things myself and you have saved the day on more than one occasion. Not only that but you do it on a down to earth level I really appreciate.
Thank you and keep em comming.
Cheers!
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Totally agree with every word there. Saved me money and time also. 👍
Great review, M Davis..... I am going to order this nozzle from Steve's store to support him, But where can you get a 3,000 psi, 3.0 gmp Rotojet Turbo ? I have looked, and do not see one. I would like to have one I can rebuild also if it's more economical.
I like the turbo nozzles but here's a word of caution: Don't use them on delicate surfaces like car bodies or other painted surfaces or even softwood. It busts that stuff up pretty quickly. I usually use the turbine nozzle on harder surfaces and the underside of my mower decks, 15 deg. on the underside of my mowers and some types of wood and the other nozzles I may use to wash cars or painted equipment.
This is quite possibly the best produced youtube video I have ever watched.
1. It has a short no nonsense intro.
2. No competitive music.
3. Speaker is clear and articulate.
4. Content is concise and to the point.
5. Information is illustrated with imagery.
6. Information is useful and original.
7. Important notes are captioned across the screen.
Bravo Excellent well done. I recommend you make a second version of this video and just put a new intro/label on it that says: How to make an effective youtube video.
WOW! Thank you so much.....
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I agree, you're crazy if you don't have a turbo nozzle, and your double crazy if you don't have a surface cleaner. Keeps debris out of your face and makes cleaning large areas way easier.
Well I guess I differ in my experience. I have found you need the psi to run the rotary nozzle. On a washer with 2500 psi I found that all you got was a 'pencil line' in the dirt. I believe a 3200 psi machine at a minimum is necessary to have the power to clean the whole 'cone' rather than leave individual trace lines. The gallons per minute needs to also be at the higher end of the power spectrum. To really see good performance I used one on a diesel 4500 psi machine and that was impressive. And yes the rotary tip I used was rated for the machines I used them on. However I believe the manufacturers exaggerate the performance and spectrum of their tips in many cases to sell more. I still have the small one on the shelf as it wasn't worth using.
I have one of those and it works pretty well. I love that buzzing sound they make. It reminds me of the rocket sounds on old 1950's scifi movies.
BUT! Something I discovered last year that seems to clean the concrete decks just as well and covers more space is one of those rotary deck cleaners. The one I bought at Home Depot has small bristles around the edge and when your running it with the pressure washer, it hovers over the concrete as it cleans.
I mainly use it on the pool deck.
Please emphasize that those turbo nozzles are really a zero tip. It will cut flesh like a scalpel. Not to be fussed with! Also, it will carve the snot out of wood if held too close to the surface.
Also, wear some eye protection when using a turbo tip. That critter throws debris in all directions! And grit in the eye slows down beer consumption!
Be safe !
Bernard Morey .
Bernard Morey geez, Louise! Please be careful. A water injection injury qualifies an ER visit with Doc digging for injuries! Not a good day!
Brilliant information as always Steve. I'm a Drain tech and we use these all the time. The only thing that I would say to folks, is to re sand your paths after cleaning. If you don't, then the Block Paviers will move and you'll have a wonky path. ( from experience) these tools are so good they will absolutely, unequivocally, literally beat the sh.t out of the walk way. 🤣
This makes sense. The fellow, who's also a friend now who re-did a driveway I used to rent used polymeric sand in the crevices. When moistened it acts somewhat like a form of mortar. It was also used as an inhibitor to ants and weeds.
Purchased one of these after my dewalt surface cleaner would no longer spin because the bushing exploded, hoping that the simpler design of a turbo nozzle will do the job. I also ordered a Karcher surface cleaner to replace it since it has ball bearings instead, I hope between the two of these I can keep my patio, driveway, and brick sidewalk clean. The right tools for the job definitely saves time and water.
AWESOME REVIEW!!! A manufacturer should PAY YOU for providing this valuable information. I almost purchased a 4000psi head for my 2800psi machine - thinking that it would increase the pressure. THANK YOU Sir - Keep up the great work!
Wow, thanks!
5 years later and this video is still a great reference especially the point-down tip. Thank you sir!
Very welcome!
I don't get it. Who could possibly dislike your videos? Beer, engines, man cave 🍻👍 You are of great value to many blokes out there ,mate. Keep up the great work 👊
Wow, thank you
Want to second this comment! What a fantastic RUclipsr!
I just used mine for the first time. THANK YOU STEVE! Making my life a lot easier and my house a lot prettier. Watch out for that Sasquatch!
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Thank you for sharing your experience. I will try it today! My Greenworks Turbo Nozzle quit working after 2 days and I had no idea, until now, how to repair it.
the reason your nozzle and drone fans appear to spin slow has to do with the frame rate of the camera; at normal speed your camera takes 24 still pictures per second and when you play them back at 24 frames per second our eyes view it as continuous (even though its just several still photos), however when you record something that's rotating, it will appear to look slower or even stationary when the rotational speed aligns with the 24 pictures; so when the rotation is 24 revolutions per second it will look stationary, similarly when the rotation a multiple of 24 (48, 72, 96, and so on) it will also appear to look stationary because every time the photo is taken the rotary piece is back in the same place as it was for the previous photo. Hope that makes sense! Keep up the great work Steve!
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Good for digging holes where you would use a crowbar I’ve dug several holes in clay where the jet of water digs down faster and easier. For fence posts and planning trees cutting down in a circle then breaking out the soil in the middle. (Again safety glasses must be used)
Yet again another informative video. I could have saved hours cleaning my walkway.
Really appreciate the level at which the information is provided.
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I've been using a rotary nozzle since I built my hog nursery in '95. They effectively double the cleaning capability of the washer and will easily drill a hole in a 2x4. I run 4gpm at 2000psi so you don't want to get an arm or leg in front of it.
4/2000 psi? Killer!
video frame rate synchs with the rpm of the tubo nozzle (or drone blades) to make them look like they are standing still. Same concept as a timing light on the crank of a running engine.
Exactly what I was going to wright.
@@davedavies6518 Exactly what I was going to write
I’ve been using them and still have the 1st one since 2003 and washed a lot of houses with it.
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The hell with youtube, Steve, you should have your own show on national tv or pbs.You always have tips or tricks that are outside the box that no one else has.Always a BIG help to us weekend warriors.Best of luck!
Wow, thanks!
Seconding this too! It is indeed full-on television material.
@@Lucentlens Right?He's got a great attitude (and smile) and although it's a different "vein" than This Old House (on PBS) the content is just as "relevant" to a lot of people and would fit its own niche.Go Steve!
@@Dom-pf8wd Indeed buddy! And I think one of his USPs is : 'Do this (or 'don't do this') - & save your equipment from premature failure, or misconcluding that it has failed'. Just - brilliant tips for us DIY & small-engine nuts!
I’m tired of being crazy Steve, I’ll be getting a rotary nozzle
You have convinced me
Thanks
Right on Troy! You will love it...
Rotary washer transformed my deck, got rid of the tiger striping regular nozzles give you. Works great on concrete floors and driveway.
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Ugh... Just finished pressure washing around my pool and back deck using the 15° fan tip and took me hours. Definitely picking one of these up! Thank you.
jimmy vaught, surface cleaner is much better for large areas.
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I have been presurwashing my own stuff for the past 10 years and I have never heard of a rotary nossle. Going to order one today and try it out here in the summer.
A tip that Steve didn’t mention, just be careful using this nozzle on wooden decks, the jet is so powerful that will chew the wood. It will be really clean, but bit up...
I used it to take mold off a wooden fence. Roughed it up real good but I don't care as it's just a pressure treated pine board fence, It was black (at least 8 years old) and now it looks new. Did about 60 feet today in about 90 minutes. It looks brand new.
I've got a gas powered 2400psi pressure washer myself. I got a get a turbo nozzle to clean my concrete driveway & garage. Thnx Steve
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Thank you for the Info and Purchase link, I just ordered one for cleaning out my Sewer Drain and weeds in the driveway expansion joints, Keep up the great videos. This Rotary Nozzle is a lot less Expensive than the $500.00 + Raptor Nozzle :)
Glad I could help!
Love the Crocks as work shoes. They match the pre work beer. I never want my sneakers/runners wet so i use Thongs/Flip flops
I've been using these for decades and they pay for themselves on the first job you use them on, but, be careful on wood siding or decks, as they will rip the shit out of softer surfaces leaving big swirl marks in the blink of an eye. Also, vinyl decking wont survive them either, so use the standard least aggressive tip from a distance with a soft boat brush for problem areas. Love your channel Steve, I've learned a lot !
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I use a rotary head on a Karcher pressure washer and it works great an driveways but be carful using on wood surfaces as it can gouge the wood surface right away . On a wood deck turn the pressure down and start well away from the surface to see how it's going to work .
I've been using a turbo nozzle on my electric pressure washer and it works well. Recently I acquired a gasoline power pressure washer now I just need to get the correct turbo nozzle for it and give it a try.
Good luck!
I love my rotary nozzle . Every power washer should have one .
A tip for a side use of a pressure washer: My screened sun room in Texas gets a lot of small spider webs around the lattice-work on the bottom 3-feet. 'Damned hard to remove if near impossible by any means. My little electric pressure washer blasts them into oblivion in a jiffy. Gone instantly! I love your style and tips as I have most of the tools you tell us about. I'm still at a loss on your choice of beers!
If you’re a tool man this is the best channel on RUclips. You’re a great teacher Steve! I bought my turbo nozzle from Home Depot. It had the Dewalt name on it. Who knows who actually made it. It’s a 3500 psi which matched my machine. It is amazing and fast but will do incredible damage if you’re not careful. It will cut holes in wood, dig dirt by the bucket full and dent your gutters (found this out myself 😕). Please wear shoes and eye protection. It will ruin your day if it hits your skin (my neighbor found this out, I warned him, it took stitches). Great tool though. Cuts my time in half. Be careful!
Good tip about the ceramic breaking if you hold it up before pulling the trigger. I broke my first one I bought because of this reason.
On my power washer ,when its running if l let go of trigger it will shut down automatically. And create a pressure lock until l let water through the nozzle and have to start it with the trigger wide open.l asked a small engine guy why it does not use bypass valve any more and he said it was probably from having a water softener and salt build up in unit.said not worth replacing unit .l put clr in the line before water to try and clean out insides when l start it up each year but still have to have water through the nozzle when srarting it up and dont let off till l am done by shutting off engine.its works great other than not using bypass valve.
Yep, I got a turbo nozzle lance for a small pressure washer. Works a treat:
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40 degree tip then turbo tip works! Thank you for the awesome tip.
No problem!
Hi Steve, I have found some great tips on your channel.
Here is a few for you.
Sodium Hypocloride is your friend, treat your nozzle like a paintbrush so cut in the pavers like you are painting and don't drop lance down roughly as this can also damage ceramic tip in the turbo nozzle.
yeah, he needs to breach that deck
I've used them for many years and have a few tips. After using it spray in some WD40 with the connector facing up so the cheap steel ball inside does not rust up and get stuck, #2, They sell a filter that you can connect right to the nozzle, to keep trash out of the nozzle. Since I've done these two things I have not had to buy a new one every year because the ball was stuck. Use caution when using one! I've blown a hole in a fiberglass boat, and tore up an old deck when first learning how to use one.
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Kiln dried sand sweep in-between when dry. Paint patio seal on to glue in the sand keep clean for a few years
Geez another accessory I need to have! If you have a large area to clean (driveway, patio, sidewalks) try the surface cleaners. I bought one out of desperation not expecting much but have been pleasantly surprised.
Sold...thanks for the real review without all the bull.
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Bought one and it worked great cleaning my concrete driveway. Thanks for the tip.
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Steve your the ducks nuts! The tips you give are GOLD!.👍🇦🇺
You always help!!! I just did 2 drive ways with a white nozzle took me hours...I'm going to Lowes right now, I've got to do a house...I'll be careful 😅 thanks steve.
Good luck!
Just buy a 3,100 psi rate power nozzle for my Husky 2,800 psi pressure washer machine. I hope to match your succes. Great video....
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Gave you a thumbs up Sir Steve and also rushed over to Amazon and bought a highly rated nozzle. The reviews say it will blow the chrome off of a '65 Ford bumper. I need inspiration to fire up the pressure washing beast. It's a big pain, 2 hoses to hook up, don't ya know. Much easier to have a rum and Coke and ponder my next move....
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I've use a pressure washer to descale large fish. Unbelievable how well it works
Cool!
I wouldn't be without my turbo nozzle, it outlasted my first pressure washer and is going strong on my new one ,18 years later!
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Thanks for the rotary nozzle tip, I went and got one, ITS AWESOME!!, Greetings from the Cayman Islands
Great to hear!
Those turbo tips are the bomb. The only time I use a regular tip is when I’m washing garage doors or washing gutters
Hey Steve - that effect your seeing in videos is called the wagon-wheel effect, or a stroboscopic effect. Has to do with lighting. Also a cool little trick - humming in different pitches can manipulate the effect.
If it hasn't been answered.
That’s some serious power. I need that. I don’t like spraying weed killers. Need that to clean my back patio of the weeds and grass
Just bought one even come with all the tips
Great video, Steve!!! The reason the video shows that slow spinning motion is because of the video camera Frame Rate, in Frames Per Second, or fps. There are many frame rates among video cameras, so the speed seen of anything rotating in a video is a combination of the speed of rotation of the item and the fps of the video camera. A video is taken in still image frames of rates like 30 fps and 60 fps, with speeds below 30 fps, between, and maybe above 60 fps. When the two rates are the same, for example, a car tire rim's rotation speed and the camera's fps, the rotating wheel spokes will appear to stand still. As the speed of the wheel changes, the seen speed in the video will, too. Since very fast rotations of things like power tools and the rotary nozzle are well beyond 60 fps, the still images taken at 60 fps will be different and the apparent speed seen in the video is untrue. Then there's harmonics of speeds that may also make something rotating as fast as the rotary nozzle stream appear to stand still. As the speed is either slightly faster or slower than the harmonic, the video will appear to turn slowly, let's say clockwise for faster and counterclockwise for slower. The same is true of something rotating slightly faster or slower than the camera's fps rate. That spinning rotary cone could appear to barely spin.
Similar to the wagon-wheel effect in old western movies. This help
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wagon-wheel_effect
excellent tip. Mine seized from rust so put oil in them when done using.
There is a sand injection kit also which inject sand into stream after tip. Works really good. Did my old tractor removed rust old paint no dust either. Northern Hydraulic s has them.
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Hi Steve, having only recently found your channel I'm slowly going through your back catalogue. I really enjoy all your vids. Just about to go and buy a pressure washer so this was really useful. I'm telling everyone about you and we love your accent as well here in the UK. Keep them coming.👍
Right on Bryn, thanks so much....
The turbo nozzle is my favorite pressure water accessory! On a side note. Based on your chainsaw videos I rebuilt and dialed in my first Zama carburetor on my saw. It’s now running like a precision tuned machine. Thanks you for helping people like me rebuild stuff!
That is awesome!
I'd also recommend leather shoes when using a pressure washer. They work very well for removing skin as well!
I BOUGHT YOUR RECOMMENDED NOZZLE FROM AMAZON FOR ONE REASON ONLY. Although it is more than twice as expensive as most of the other Amazon rotary nozzles that I looked at, I bought yours because that old, beat up looking Interstate Pneumatics nozzle you were using still seems to run great! (THAT is a silent testimonial) I also had read that the half price versions are the usual cheap Chinese knock-offs made in China with cheap Chinese materials that don't work very well or don't work at all right out of the box. I don't know if that is true but for the extra few bucks, I'm not taking chances.
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I bought a turbo nozzle from Amazon for 16.99$ It's blue in color. It is rated for 4000 psi at 3.0 gpm. My electric washer is 3800psi at 1.75 gpm. I did my entire driveway, walkways, sidewalk and curb. Over six hours of constant use and it was flawless. It turned my dark grey concrete to brilliant white. Needed sunglasses to look at it afterwards! I found six inches from concrete is best height. it fans out to be ineffective any higher than that.
Right on buddy! Thank You...
@@StevesSmallEngineSaloon you're welcome and thanks for letting people know about alternatives to cleaning their concrete.
I Tried Miller High lite Beer, Its OK, But I love MILLER LITE BEER :) Take care and Have Fun, Chellie
ABSOLUTELY 100% and when I got mine I was extremely skeptical.
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So the reason the nozzle looks like it is slowly moving is a strobe effect. If you have ever used a strobe light to watch something spinning at crazy speeds you know how this works. Your camera is taking pictures at a fixed frequency. The spray might turn 10 or 100 times but gets its picture taken just slightly out of sync, so it appears to move just slowly. Same reason wagon wheels in old westerns sometimes appear to turn backwards. It’s a cool effect.
Interesting!
Another class video . Can a Karcher rotary nozzle that fails to rotate be repaired . It still cleans well but does not have the rotation . Thanks from Ireland , keep safe .
Steve, your videos are so good, even if I’m not interested in the particular subject matter I still watch it anyway! Thanks!
I appreciate that!
Dude! I was “just searching” how to clean an outdoor rug….and Your Video came up🙆🏻♂️ I just bought used Honda 3000 psi to blast the underside of my truck - before I Undercoat it with a Linseed Oil/Mineral Spirits combo.
The guy I bought the p/w from Insisted I go get a Turbo Washer(that’s what they’re called in Buffalo anyways) and…hope it works on the porch rug? I did buy an Algae Cleaner Soap when I bought the nozzle - so…I’m wondering if I should Pre-soak the moss - cover rug prior to blasting it🤔
Anyways - ALWAYS Love your Videos👍🏼👍🏼
Rock On, My Man - Rock On!
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Just subscribed. Man I just love common sense people. Great video. I learned so much from this Video. Thanks again Man.
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You are the master. Very much enjoy your videos
Thank you very much!
The camera effect that makes you see the propeller and the turbo nozzle look as though they are in slow motion is called the stroboscopic effect and has to do with the frames per minute of the camera video vs the speed ot the propeller or water stream or whatever. When they match up just right ist like when a strobe light, as in a timing light, stops the motion in the video for an instant allowing you to see the object in motion as if it was stopped.
i absolutely love my turbo nozzle thing works AMAZING!!!
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I bought one and took it to work to try. on the extra strength industrial pressure washer. yea it blew it apart. I think it's made more for homeowner grade washers
I used one on my pavers and what a time saver! Buy a good quality one. Don't go cheap.
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Good old South Pacific safety crocs on display, lol. @Jim Pikul nailed it, nasty buggers. The circular wheelie brushy things are very effective for large areas. The turbo nozzle will pluck a turkey at 10 paces.
Great video Steve ! I did not know that just tipping it down would get it started, I would always smack it on the ground to get it going. It works really great for knocking the mud off my log truck and it doesn't blow it back at you like with the other nozzles. Thanks man and get after that beer before it gets warm !
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So right the best thing i ever did for my pressure washer ; ) Good info
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Those pavers need sand in between them to keep the bricks in place and the walkway stable. It’s okay to clean it that way but critical to replace with playground sand. Really hard to fix once bricks start to move. And if you leave the space empty it will just fill with seeds and the weeds will grow back twice as fast. It can completely ruin the walk way
Amazing Thanks this video I can sneak at work to show my customers. Really did double duty!!!
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Hello Steve, thank you for your tips you helped me so much. I loved the video you did on correctly starting your pressure washer. I was having such a difficult time but after watching that video, my washer started the very first time. Now this video, I’m going to buy this nozzle as I’m about to do my driveway and it’s filthy. As they say here in Georgia, “You’re a Peach!”
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I just spent 6 hours yesterday with a fan tipped nozzle and a 3100 psi washer to remove the old roof sealant on ~100 square feet. I will try this out today. I still have about 300 sq feet to go. Hope this rotary nozzle works better.
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@@StevesSmallEngineSaloon This rotary nozzle I bought was $45. Do you think it will save me time? I am guessing it will but a little afraid to open the package and risk the $45
Never mind. The curiosity got me. I opened the package, this nozzle will save me hours. Thanks!!!!
Great presentation. Please present this in a step-by-step illustration identifying each part, connection, price, and store where to buy. Looking forward.
When you started using the rotary nozzle I thought you turned on a weed eater LOL. My pressure washer came with one of those rotary nozzles, I haven't used it LOL.
Good looking out on this amazing pressure washer tip! I'll be purchasing one this week. Great content.
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Thanks for the tip about matching psi and gpm with the rotary tip...very important to know 👍🍻
No problem 👍
You should put some paving sand in between the pavers of that walkway. It will help keep grass and ice from moving the pavers out of place.
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Hey Steve, your video camera is probably set to 24 frames per second (fps). This is why the water jet "seems" to be turning slowly. If you increase the number of fps high enough, then the recording of the motion will be closer to what our eyes perceive. Hope this helps and thanks again for your good tips.
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they are awesome love my turbo sprayer tip
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Great video again Steve thanks for the information. 👍💪😎🏴
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Steve, thank you for your info on matching the rotary tip's PSI and GPM to the pressure washer. I would never had known that if I hadn't watched your video. Great job! .... Usefulgizmos
Glad to help
Great video. They do work. Love the gravity trick.
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@@StevesSmallEngineSaloon I'm now addicted to your channel! You know your stuff!
That Turbo Nozzle works better if you are wearing Crocks!!!!!!!! 😂 🤣😂 🤣😂 🤣
ha ha ha ha ha
With or with out socks?
Can I get a copy of that drawing you did on that yellow paper? I think that it would very helpful to me!!
Steve, YOU are where the handy guy's head is at. Thinking I 'm a handy guy wannabe. It looks like I have been using a 5100psi T. nozzle instead of a 2500psi that I have. Low PSI nozzle for 5 years NO WONDER that I was using the white tip most of the time! Thanks for telling us to look a little harder at the toys we buy for ourselves. Anybody want a paperweight or trade a 2500 psi for a 5100 psi? Cheers. Oh, and this one says Italy on it. Lovely. $30 new. ouch.
Another great video! I will be purchasing one, possibly today. My whole driveway needs to be done. I do have a 18" Dewalt surface cleaner. But need this for the corners and ect. Keep up the great videos and drinking beer, I like beer too. Your channel is one of my favorites on RUclips!
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Now I know how to use my high pressure washer, thanks
Any time!