Why aren’t these coils made of stainless steel? Hard water doesn’t deposit on stainless like it does black pipe. And rusted out/leaky coils seems to be a common problem on older units. Stainless would eliminate this problem, also.
@@AmeriRentEquipment I was scrolling through your videos and found this one. ruclips.net/video/Z1wh5FUA91o/видео.html Is the actual coiled tubing in this model stainless?
@@lnpipeline3306 Farley's, they don't warranty them because SS gets brittle and busts unlike mild steel. Might get 3 years out of a SS coil and water won't get quite as hot.
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Why aren’t these coils made of stainless steel? Hard water doesn’t deposit on stainless like it does black pipe. And rusted out/leaky coils seems to be a common problem on older units. Stainless would eliminate this problem, also.
Stainless steel is more expensive, and manufacturers wouldn't be able to sell as many coils LOL
@@AmeriRentEquipment I was scrolling through your videos and found this one.
ruclips.net/video/Z1wh5FUA91o/видео.html
Is the actual coiled tubing in this model stainless?
@@lnpipeline3306 The frame and coil wrap are stainless steel, but not the coil.
@@AmeriRentEquipment Being a dealer, do you know if any pressure washer manufacturers offer a stainless coil as an option?
Thanks for the replies.
@@lnpipeline3306 Farley's, they don't warranty them because SS gets brittle and busts unlike mild steel. Might get 3 years out of a SS coil and water won't get quite as hot.