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Mar 4, 2010

RE: My First Order...w/ Questions

Ugly Shingles LLC · Mar 4, 2010

Pressure Washer Products wrote:

Thank you for the help guys. I have found that no two system is exactly alike. What are your thoughts? I usually recommend a very conservative assortment. Some guys ask me for 15's. It seems small. They say that there pumps are fine and don't grind or cycle on or off. Hmmmm....

Mike, do you use 50's with the Fatboy's? Thank you for the input.

BTW, the two nozzles were FREE!!!!!!

           I want to be able to shoot as far as possible without to much restriction.
           How much would it be for a couple other tips if needed?
           Thank you Lori!

Pressure Washer Products · Guest

Thank you, Mike! it is great to see you here! Information noted...

Mar 4, 2010

Pressure Washer Products wrote:

Thank you, Mike! it is great to see you here! Information noted...

No problem Lori, thank you!

That stainless steel tri-nozzle holder you are selling is perfect for attaching the 0060,1560,0050 nozzles for the 7gpm FATBOY.

And the dual stainless steel nozzle holder for 0040,1540 nozzles on the 5gpm Delavan

RCIA Founder

Redfisherman wrote:

I will make a list of parts for all, and where I get them. I'll even make up a few of the 7 to 5 way plugs for those that want them, with instructions on how to connect your pump battery to your vehicle when you are driving. If you use the plug method, a fuse on the positive side of your pump battery is needed for safety.

If you want to wire from the tow vehicle battery to a 2 wire quick connect type plug, I will make a drawing and post it. This way it's plug to plug and you isolate the vehicle wiring but you still need fuses for safety.

Good Info Capt Fred!

Yes, by all means post as much info as possible, with wiring diagrams, pictures, parts list, etc, etc.
If it catches on, we can call it the "Captain Fred Rig"
Seriously, we have the Billy Bob, the Apple Cider, why not the Captain Fred Rig ?
While these terminologies may seem foolish to some, they are common, as you know, in the Sports Fishing Industry, and other trades.
If you are at a Bar, and hear a couple of guys talking about a "Carolina Rig", you know you got a couple of Fishermen next to you!
So, I can hear it now, "Larry pulled into Lori's to get his burner fixed, sporting a Captain Fred Rig, and while waiting he hit the Apple Cider hard with the Billy Bob, till it was smokin roof cleaning

Ugly Shingles LLC · Mar 5, 2010

Apple Roof Cleaning Tampa FL (813) 655-8777 wrote:

Redfisherman wrote:

I will make a list of parts for all, and where I get them. I'll even make up a few of the 7 to 5 way plugs for those that want them, with instructions on how to connect your pump battery to your vehicle when you are driving. If you use the plug method, a fuse on the positive side of your pump battery is needed for safety.

If you want to wire from the tow vehicle battery to a 2 wire quick connect type plug, I will make a drawing and post it. This way it's plug to plug and you isolate the vehicle wiring but you still need fuses for safety.

Good Info Capt Fred!
Yes, by all means post as much info as possible, with wiring diagrams, pictures, parts list, etc, etc.
If it catches on, we can call it the "Captain Fred Rig"
Seriously, we have the Billy Bob, the Apple Cider, why not the Captain Fred Rig ?
While these terminologies may seem foolish to some, they are common, as you know, in the Sports Fishing Industry, and other trades.
If you are at a Bar, and hear a couple of guys talking about a "Carolina Rig", you know you got a couple of Fishermen next to you!
So, I can hear it now, "Larry pulled into Lori's to get his burner fixed, sporting a Captain Fred Rig, and while waiting he hit the Apple Cider hard with the Billy Bob, till it was smokin

lol right on! I'm calling mine the *UCK FIN.... (POS)

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