How To Bulletproof An AR45

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  • Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
  • This video is about How To Bulletproof An AR45
    in this video we go over the new "batch" of AR45s coming to the market and how they have made some significant improvements!
    We also go over a couple vital parts needed to improve your older model AR45 in order to produce longevity.

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  • @josephdufresne2942
    @josephdufresne2942 2 месяца назад +1

    Great video! Where can I buy the ar-45 (like in the video)?

    • @properexterior
      @properexterior  2 месяца назад +1

      If you live near Jacksonville we can get you one local. Otherwise I would send you to north Georgia airless

    • @josephdufresne2942
      @josephdufresne2942 2 месяца назад +1

      @@properexterior can it be shipped? I live in San Diego

    • @properexterior
      @properexterior  2 месяца назад

      @@josephdufresne2942 North Georgia airless would be able to help you out with that if they are able to ship to California
      I prefer to only do local transactions when it comes to equipment like that

    • @josephdufresne2942
      @josephdufresne2942 2 месяца назад

      @@properexterior understood! Thanks! Curious, is there anything I would mention to them regarding a set up like yours? Or does it come standard?

  • @MVRC18
    @MVRC18 2 месяца назад +1

    Hey man, question.. I tried a half inch barb in where the ball valve was to replace the ball valve and have a better barb. Only problem is it doesn’t seem to fit where the ball valve was. What type of barb are you using for that? I have an older ar-45 model so I need to find the correct barb that will fit.

    • @properexterior
      @properexterior  2 месяца назад

      Hey man, the barb size is going to be dependent on whatever output hose you are using to the hose reel.
      As far as the threads go, the piece that goes into that outlet manifold has the two green O-rings on it and then a female threaded portion.
      Typically those threads are quarter inch or 3/8 inch.
      Therefore, you would need to get an adapter that goes from 3/8 to half inch and then run your regular hose from there