Instead of messing with a bent handle Allen wrench, you can use a 3/32" pin punch. I have a $25 Astro Pneumatic Tool 1600 16-Piece Punch and Chisel Set that makes this easier if you have scale buildup that holds the pin in place. I've never had to service mine before, used it for 2 years in one location with city water, went through around 3 gallons of car soap. Moved to a place with well water and now it started spitting foam out the side indicative of a clogged filter. So anyway, getting the pin out was a bit harder than shown in this video. Next, I'll use a larger punch to pop the old filter out, maybe the 5/32", and see if I can clean it for use until my next pressure washer parts order. Maybe just turning it around to back flush it will work.

It would be much more effective if you demonstrate each by Using them in actual Washing.

no the pressure washer would not have blasted the concrete away from the post if the concrete was mixed with clean water and not mud stop telling people this is the best way and if pros are using this method they are screwing they clients.

I know lots of ways of removing posts from the ground, but I'm not sure which one whiskey pop is referring to. I tried to look it up, but wasn't finding anything. Anybody help a brother out?

Metal and plastic don’t mix

How was SEMA? Did you offer anything new???

Has anyone used this to remove trees, roots and all, like locust trees in pasture or Tree of Heaven anywhere?

If the pump pressure reduces what can be done to increase it

Excellent video thank you

Wow, that jawn really throws the foam!

Fantastic video Sir. A simple but very thorough explanation of how an unloader works. Thanks!

Thnx! You guys have the best stainless steel fittings and customer service.

Can I use 40 degree nozzle for Air Conditioner cleaning?

What if you want to connect the Lance to a 22m 14m hose? What would you need? I bought a blue uberflex hose.

Thanks

Also works great around electrical wire and pipe lines.

Hello, I have a Dewalt 4200 Belt Drive (DH4240B) but I need to find the specifications for the AAA pump it has, as it is currently damaged and I have not been able to order a repair kit because I do not have the pump number. Could someone please help me? I would also like a set that can be adapted to this type of pump.

Hello, I have a Dewalt 4200 Belt Drive (DH4240B) but I need to find the specifications for the AAA pump it has, as it is currently damaged and I have not been able to order a repair kit because I do not have the pump number. Could someone please help me? I would also like a set that can be adapted to this type of pump.

Good. I have an unloader with integrated baypass. When I leave the gun trigger, the baypass at 4000psi opens. I have a 1/2 hose that is 4,921ft from the unloader to the pump. I ask. When I let go of the trigger, who suffers more, the pump that is always working impulsively with a gasoline engine or the unloader that sits between the synetic shock wave from the tip of the gun; with the construction of pressure inside the hose; and the construction of the synectic wave coming from the pressure built by the pump?

Would you please consider offering your stainless steel couplers separately? I need more couplers than stainless steel plugs. Thanks!

Thanks my friend, using a lower nozzle size or reduced section hose can damage the pump???

I still don't get it. Do you insert the spray nozzle/tip that needs guarding inside the nozzle guard then? It seems like the same amount of pressure comes out the end of it and I've never heard of a nozzle spraying backward or out the sides by accident, so how exactly does a nozzle guard protect the user?

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I agree with what others said. The wide mouth lid connection sucks. I'd rather have regular threads. Very difficult to get on and off and for the money should be buttery smooth!

WOW saves a lot of digging, thanks

I can mix a bag of concrete in 30 seconds Hydrotilling

Hydrotilling I invented Hydrotilling to be able to help you in your garden 🪴 to be able to give you the power of water 💧 to protect you to establish new land and preserve what you have🌼🌸🍑

Go Eley and you will never go back.

The hell is a rut?

This works perfect except for that concrete pour method. Add an extra amall few steps, Use a shopvac or something to take the water out of the hole (or if you have something big enough, just fill the hole with that and take it out, if im doing a 4x4 post, im making it 4,5x4,5 and i took a 6x6 and cut it to that same size and installed a handle on the top so it acts like a toilet plunger, once in, once out, about 90% of the water is gone) Then you can put your concrete in, lined properly with your other posts with a string line of course, and if you have a friend or coworker come hold the post and keep it lined up, you can pour your concrete or vice versa. Make sure to pour a little at the bottom of the post as well, a lot of people forget that and it rots from the bottom upward and breaks. This is usually the case on most farms where (sorry to say this but it needs to be said) they hired mexicans for cheap labor who everyone believes does good work. And they do. They do great work. However, that there is one thing they actually forget judt like most everyone else. Anyway, do it this way to ensure it has strong, foundational concrete, and doesnt break easy in 15 years. If its something minor or temporary, dont worry about it and just do as this guy in the video did. If its something you are putting money into, and will have flies coming out of your wallet like a dry spell, you want your moneys worth out of it. So do it how i explained. Best or luck to you all, and hopefully you learned something. Maybe someone will comment and teah me something, who knows.

Still on the search for a 4.2 or 4.3 tip

Hey mate, what pressure were you pumping out of the nozzle in PSI or Bars ?

What happens if you loose water pressure? Does that automatically burn the pump up?

Remove the blue cover if you don't want to loose it.

Dont use high pressure on siding!

Good info..

Omg!! You sound EXACTLY like Dana White the owner of the UFC 😂😅 thats crazy

I find it interesting that you use a FEMALE QC on the pressure washer inlet. I try to, as much as possible, keep FEMALES on my hoses since they hold up to scuffing better. Therefore, that "pigtail" you use from the reel to PW would have a female QC on it. Any reason to do otherwise?

"qc". Quick connect.

Been using the sgs35 for a few years now.. very nice spray gun 👌

at 6:10 youi say that you can hear that the oil is old?? I'm skeptical.

I just bought one and didn’t get the weighted part. Also mine does NOT twist on easily if at all. Production failure.

That's concrete with too much water.

Is a manual available online? I don’t get a manual with mine

Thanks. They don't seem to make it easy to just look it up.

Looking forward to gopher hydro elimination 👍

I did this for one hole about ten years ago. Took a long time and then I tried to suck the muck out with a shop vac, but it could not lift the heavy mud from 3 ft down. Also ruined my shop vac.

What a great hack. I got bilateral tennis elbow digging 26 holes with a manual post hole digger.

My god you caused yourself alot of work

Why didnt you hover it