Kranzle 1322TS Pressure Washer - Wall Mount Set Up

In this video I show you how I set up my Kranzle Pressure Washer. This video is not about me telling you what you should do. I am only showing you what I did so maybe you can get some ideas for yourself. I used the basic concept from Obsessed Garage and purchased most of the things from Obsessedgarage.com. I set this up for me as I do not have water run through the garage walls and I did not have hard mounts behind the sheet rock so I had to use braces on the exterior of the sheet rock to utilize the wall studs.
If you are like me and love washing your vehicles regularly this set up is a dream. It makes washing much more convenient and the pressure washer is perfect for car paint, so it does not damage anything while washing. It is also very quiet. Having it mounted in the garage is not an issue as it only runs at about 78db. The beauty of this set up is the fact that you can customize this too many different setups depending on what your situation and budget is.
Items show in video:
-Kranzle Pressure Washer (1322TS)
-Stainless Steel Shelf (Custom)
-Stainless Steel Rubber P-Clamps (various sizes)
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2' Jumper Pressure Washer Hose (generic)
4' Garden Hose (amazon)
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Cox Hose Reel
Cobra Jet 100' Pressure Washer Hose
Mosmatic Pressure Washer Gun and Wand
40 Degree Stainless Steel Nozzle
CR Spotless Water Filtration System (DIC-120)
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Custom Copper Piping Water Setup
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[@CraigEdmonds]

Thank you for this video. I am in the process of setting up my shop and you can’t believe how informative this is. I try to watch the guy from obsessed garage but he freaking rambles on. Your is to the point and direct, so thank you.

[@scottwalker19]

I am glad it helped!

[@FrankieKennethL]

Super clean. You did. Fine job...and loved that you went with most feasible alternatives when possible. Thanks for sharing.

[@scottwalker19]

I appreciate the kind words!

[@jonathanl2748]

Well done. It’s a joy to have the best tools available to do a job.

[@scottwalker19]

That is very true!

[@robbienyc3102]

Nice detailed explanation...looks very rewarding

[@scottwalker19]

It is a nice setup!

[@KevinAClassA]

Outstanding setup

[@scottwalker19]

Thank you!

[@jbpasion071]

Awesome setup loving it! That 2x8 was a smart idea! Im still trying to figure out my setup

[@scottwalker19]

Its always a process even once you think you are done!

[@AntLive29]

solid set up

[@ericktapia372]

Wooowwwww what a nice simple setup nice and tucked leaving lots of room

[@scottwalker19]

Yes it is a nice setup! It makes washing cars very enjoyable.

[@ericktapia372]

Where did you get the spotless filters

[@scottwalker19]

From amazon. amzn.to/380AqEg

[@ericktapia372]

Nice right on thanks

[@RADGarage]

Amazing setup Scott. I’m in the process of installing my own permanent pressure washer system and can’t believe how complicated all the fittings are! Lol. I’m a noob at this.

[@scottwalker19]

You can do it!

[@FillTheWoodb]

Or just reach out to Matt at www.obsessedgarage.com/ since they've already done all the leg work for you!

[@johndunnington]

Very very clean! I am about to order the set up myself. Can you tell me where you got the clamps that you have the 4' inlet hose clamped down with? The ones on the right side of the reel. Thanks man! 🙏🏼

[@scottwalker19]

Thanks! I got the clamps off of amazon. amzn.to/2D0usam

[@fernandopenah]

Eley sells custom size "lead-in" hoses with brass ends for their reels ranging from 12 inches to 95-feet.

[@scottwalker19]

I will have to look into those! Thanks for sharing!

[@ry30]

Nice setup there!! What are those homedepot clips that you use to hold your wand and cord called?

[@scottwalker19]

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[@dragger168]

May I please ask what are the dimensions of the wood you used behind the cox hose reel? How thick is it? How long are the lags you used to mount them to the studs? Thank you!

[@REEVES636]

OG just launched a mount for the Cox reel, it's legit!

[@scottwalker19]

I will have to check it out! Thanks!

[@JoeJoe-xl4ef]

Alkemy Labs for $90-$100 not that legit considering an official mount from coxreels is only $50

[@REEVES636]

Joe Joe do you have a link? I’ve never seen it

[@natec8621]

Great video. It was great how you walked through each component. Question on the mounting of the coxreel. Is that a piece of wood or 3/4 plywood that you have attached to the studs? I am debating whether to use wood or plywood? Thanks

[@ayodangit]

@nate did you figure out what to use? I'm debating as well. I'm thinking of slapping two 3/4" plywood together.

[@natec8621]

@@ayodangit I spoke with someone who is very knowledgeable, and he told me that poplar or pine were better options over plywood. I picked mine from Home Depot

[@ayodangit]

Nate C thanks! I ended up picking up pine from Lowe’s. Thank you.

[@troyhenry3267]

Scott, what size lags did you use to mount board to studs, then what size lags did you use to mount the reel to the board ???? I am doing a setup just like yours and this info will help !!!!!!

[@scottwalker19]

I do not remember the exact size. I would recommend using what you can find and also keep in mind that you are a mounting them to a 2 x 4 stud in most cases you are mounting them to a standard wall in a home in America

[@ILruffian]

Good stuff, thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge. How long is your Kobra Jet? Most people appear to use 100', but that seems like overkill for car washing. I'm also curious about pressure/flow loss. That said, the 100' appears to look a lot better on the reel.

[@scottwalker19]

I have a 100 foot hose. The reason I have that is because the pressure washer is stationary inside of the garage and in order to get the end of the hose out of the garage door to the driveway is already about 20 feet of hose so all in all I'm able to use about 75 foot of hose outside. I do have a longer driveway so I have flexibility on where I can wash a vehicle or trailer with out parking it directly in front of the garage door and then have plenty of hose to get around all sides. It's the perfect length for me but may not be necessary for everyone. I would say 75 feet of hose would be ideal for most people, but it just depends on how you use your pressure washer!

[@ILruffian]

@@scottwalker19 Thanks for the prompt and detailed reply. My mounting location is very close to the garage door, so I should be able to get away with 75 (or even 50).

[@toyota218921]

Great setup I'm just getting mine together. I was wondering is it OK to power the pressure washer from the power socket and leave the switch on, on the pressure washer as my washer is high in my garage. Cheers 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@scottwalker19]

I dont think that is the intended way to use it. I dont think they would recommend using it that way either. Since it is controlled with a pressure switch the electronics may not allow that. I have mine mounted about 8 feet off of the ground as I have to reach over my head to switch it on at the unit. I would recommend consulting the manual on that and consider mounting it at a reasonable height to accommodate usage! Thanks!

[@toyota218921]

@@scottwalker19 it's gona be a step up switch on. A few seconds on a step and it's on then. Cheers👍

[@omarvillegas7161]

You can buy a controller to switch machine on and off with a small control it plugs between the socket and machine

[@dodge20071]

Very nice! I just picked up everything but the hose reel and water filter. How do you like the Hose reel?

[@scottwalker19]

The reel is nice and it makes storing the hose much easier than rolling it up on the ground. Everything is very heavy duty. I wish the handle mechanism was nicer but it is still sturdy.

[@dodge20071]

@@scottwalker19 just got my 1322ts up and running. Wow what a sweet machine! Just need a clean way to hang my gun and lance.

[@ericbratkiw6909]

Great setup , can you run this unit with a foam cannon on a 15amp

[@scottwalker19]

I have two different foam cannons and I don't have a problem running either one. That does not mean that someone else may not have a different issue depending on the wiring situation in their home.

[@MaXGTS1]

Hi. Can you tell me what the coiled up electrical cord is hanging on under the shelf? I'm going to have to do the same thing since Kranzle says cutting the cord will void the warranty. Thanks.

[@scottwalker19]

I just used a little “screw in hanger” from the hardware store. It almost looks like a wishbone if you know what that is. It just has two prongs and a screw at at the end to go in the wall.

[@joeyherbello2367]

Hi, would you happen to have to part number from your Coxreel . It looks like 112-3-100 but I see in your video there is some additional numbers. I'm waiting on my Kranzle 1322TS to come in and trying to source the Coxreel elsewhere since OG is out of stock. I may end up going with 112-3-50 since I' will be running a 50ft hose. Thanks

[@scottwalker19]

I ordered mine from Northern Tool but they may have it on Amazon as well. Mine is a 100ft hose reel.

[@ericbratkiw6909]

Great video, any issues running on a 15 amp circuit ?

[@scottwalker19]

No issues in the few years that I have owned it

[@hanlossius]

Naice !

[@mlam86]

Do you find you have flow issues where garden hose and pipe is flowing vertical up towards kranzle? I’m debating doing something similar, but my hose outlet/water bib is 2ft off the ground. And would need to flow up towards the pressure washer several feet

[@scottwalker19]

Overall that should not be a problem. It is a short distance compared to how the water would flow of the walls to the second floor home. My biggest restrictor is the water filtration system. The water Hass to flow through all the filtration before it gets to the pressure washer so that may reduce the flow output. I have not tested it but I do not notice any issues with my usage. Hopefully that helps!

[@Big_Chevy01]

What length pressure washer hose do you have? Where did you buy the water filter system?

[@scottwalker19]

I believe the pressure washer hose is 75 feet long. I got the water filter system from Amazon

[@johndunnington]

Oh, and the hose springs on the inlet hose. They look great. Any specific brand to get?

[@scottwalker19]

The hose was also from amazon. It is nothing special but it works. amzn.to/3gn4e0e

[@johndunnington]

Scott Walker Man, you're the real MVP! I just ordered both. Thanks for your time. 🙏🏼

[@scottwalker19]

No problem! Thanks again!

[@josephtardiff3151]

I just got this real. What connections do you use to connect to pressure washer ?

[@scottwalker19]

It would depend on what pressure washer you have

[@jacekj1980]

Great set up, where can i buy Kranzle pressure washer. I am searching everywhere and can't find it. Thank you

[@calvinwong365]

Try obessed garage. But you might be paying premium for him either way, the machine is apparently amazing

[@scottwalker19]

If you want the 1322TS I believe it is exclusive to Obsessed Garage. If you want some of their other models they can be purchased from Amazon or by searching on Google.

[@jacekj1980]

Thank you, i will contact them.

[@joris4127]

Did you consider the wall socket really close to the water? :) be careful with electrocution

[@scottwalker19]

Thats the beauty of GFCI!

[@crool88]

Are you running the Kranzle on a 20A or 15A circuit? I see that OG recommends 20A for foam cannon use. It would be difficult for me to run a new circuit.

[@scottwalker19]

I believe that it is on a 15 amp circuit. I have not tripped the breaker with the pressure washer yet. However if you use the pressure washer and another high output item like a shop vac it does trip. I have used my pressure washer with a chemical guys foam cannon and the new PF-22 foam cannon. I did not put the smaller orfice in the foam cannon, I believe that is what causes the built up pressure and require the most amps. I could also not comment on older 15 amp circuits. My breakers are less than 10 years old. I am sure it could be a different story if you were using a breaker that was 50 years old.

[@crool88]

@@scottwalker19 Thank you for the response. Great information.

[@ks2949.]

How did you mount the reel to your wood brace? Seems like a tight fit to attach screws. Can you tell me how you did it?

[@scottwalker19]

I used 3/4” or 1/2” lag screws and then screwed them down with a wrench.

[@Andres0603]

Nice set up do lag screws go straight to garage studs ?

[@scottwalker19]

yes

[@casm3711]

@@scottwalker19 how long were your lag screws for the hose reel? Do they end up poking out the back of the 2x8 & drywall?

[@jonasgolden3277]

Scott, what fittings were used for the 90 to the pump for water inlet? Didn't see that in your list

[@scottwalker19]

The fittings that carry the water into the pressure washer are from Home Depot. they seemed to have a much better selection of fitting vs Lowes. Not sure where you live and what's around. But I got them in the plumbing section of Lowes. Basically you need to get the 90 degree elbow and two fittings that have a garden hose fitting on one side and then FIP or whatever the other small threaded name is on the other side. It goes from one side of the elbow to the other in this manner: garden hose threads to FIP into the elbow then the other side of the elbow is FIP as well and then back to garden hose fittings.

[@jonasgolden3277]

@@scottwalker19 what fitting use at pressure washer port, that is the M22 x 14 correct to what fitting?

[@scottwalker19]

@@jonasgolden3277 The fitting that goes into the pressure washer is a garden hose fitting. I have the Male quick disconnect in that end and the female quick disconnect on the adapter that comes off the elbow.

[@jonasgolden3277]

@@scottwalker19 ok ty, just got my 1622 today, can't wait to install when home from work next week

[@troyhenry3267]

how do you bring in water to the Kranzle? do you have a spigot in the garage ?

[@scottwalker19]

i use a garden hose from outside and bring it in when I plan to use the pressure washer. I usually have the garage door open anyways with the pressure washer hose, water buckets and cleaning supplies so its not a bid deal. The garden hose runs to the piping on the water filter.

[@volk1551]

Is your pressure washer plugged in a 15amp or 20amp outlet?

[@scottwalker19]

I believe it is a 15 amp outlet

[@jasonb8081]

What's your TDS of your incoming water? How long before you have to change resin?

[@scottwalker19]

The incoming water is between 20 and 30 using a TDS meter. I change my resin once a year. It usually gets up to 5 to 10 on the de-ionizing filter by the time I change the resin. From what I understand usually you can go up to almost 20 before water spots are more prevalent.

[@jasonb8081]

@@scottwalker19 Ok Thanks.

[@TheHelicapt]

I noticed my 1322 gets pretty warm when using it, does yours and is this normal?

[@scottwalker19]

It sure does get warm. That motor is working hard to pump all of the water and build pressure. The water does not really cool it as far as I know. I think it is just air cooled and that is why it is exposed metal everywhere for the most part. There may be fans at the back end of the unit where the opening is.

[@TheHelicapt]

Scott Walker Thanks for responding. Was wondering about this.

[@ajbrown2013]

The outlet your using is not rated for 15 amps a 15 amp outlet with have a line going through one leg post. Does it shut off when using or trip a breaker? That’s why the plug is hot!

[@scottwalker19]

I have never tripped the breaker using the pressure washer and I have been using the pressure washer for over 2 years now.

[@ajbrown2013]

@@scottwalker19 awesome I just ordered one myself I have a 4500psi 4gpm gas but man it’s so loud that I searched for a quiet solution so I ordered this one be here in a few days. crazy part is I moved recently and I knew I had ordered an OG mosmatic sprayer. I couldn’t find it so I ordered a cheap one from Amazon. I was like what the hell am I doing. Then I went all out and got the $309 mosmatic sprayer and wand combo the same machine you have here and the filters reel, and hose. I have a motor and switch I’m putting on the reel. Anyways I got all that coming and today I was washing one of the cars we haven’t drive in months and found the OG sprayer... and I got a 2.2 foam cannon today that came with a nice mtm sprayer... I still have the OG mosmatic sprayer coming and wand. Can’t wait to hook this all up! I got to use my mosmatic OG sprayer for the first time today. I ordered it end of last year so I started thinking to myself maybe I didn’t order one lol glad it’s working good for you

[@stevegrimes5105]

which cox reel did you use?

[@scottwalker19]

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[@richardbuenaflor7598]

What is the size of Sharkbite fitting?3/4?

[@scottwalker19]

Yes, I Believe that it is 3/4"

[@optinum]

What size screws did you use to mount the shelf?

[@scottwalker19]

OptinumX If I remember correctly they probably came with the shelf. If not I just got some 2-3” stainless steel screws to go into the studs. Lowes has a good selection of stainless steel hardware

[@JD-pt3qq]

I just mounted mine and used a #10x1-1/2” hex head sheet metal screw. Mine is mounted on 3/4” plywood and into the stud on one end. The hex head works well as it allows you to snug up the bottom screw after the shelf is in position.

[@DascoTrades]

Where did you purchase the shelf from?

[@optinum]

@@DascoTrades Amazon

[@bekiro28]

nice set up man but shark bites are not a best idea using portable they will fail if you take it in and out couple of times anyway set up looks killer i like quality equipment

[@scottwalker19]

I have removed mine about 3-4 times and it is still fine. However if they ever did fail the are still replaceable and removable for servicing.

[@Ally.MacMillan]

You should cut the cable, running the machine with the cable wound up like that can damage the machine.

[@scottwalker19]

I am not sure where that logic is coming from. The manufacture built the machine with a long cable. Also it was wound up like that in the box.

[@Ally.MacMillan]

@@scottwalker19 it needs to be unwound when you are using the machine, didn’t matter when it’s in the box 😂. If nor unwound, it damages the machine by reducing voltage and power due to resistance. All cables should be fully unwound when using things like this, especially one like this which draws high current. 👍

[@ObsessedGarbageDotCon]

Cut the cable? And you’re worried about the cord being wound up?

[@Ally.MacMillan]

@@ObsessedGarbageDotCon ?

[@markucije]

You shuld not roll that power cord like that. Now you have loses in power caused by resistence of electro magnetic field. And motor is sensitive on those machines on power losses...

[@elyeye81]

u dont explain good the hose is 3/8 or 1/2 inche

[@scottwalker19]

Its a 3/8” hose

[@chrisracer2007]

Beeeeeee careful The cord must not be coiled

[@andresmattos7541]

Another Matt sheep

[@scottwalker19]

I do like things are well built. I've had this for years and it has served me very well

[@TerrisFoley]

May I please ask what are the dimensions of the wood you used behind the cox hose reel? How thick is it? How long are the lags you used to mount them to the studs? Thank you!

[@anthony3953]

Can you please answer this question? You just liked it lol.