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MBenz · 03-30-08, 10:31

Well the sky is kinda the limit here when i comes to how much you can spend on this stuff. A quality economical washing setup would be a goodyear hose, An adjustable nelson nossel
, and a wall mounted reel that you just loop the hose over. I've never used a foam gun or cannon but they sound cool.

Pressure washers open up a whole new can of worms. They are great for washing cars. Most of the home depot/lowes ones are crap. They tend to leak and usually don't last long. I have a Jordan pressure washer (made by a company here is Colorado) and i have used the bloody piss out of it for the last 5 years and it still works perfectly. It was not cheap. I bought an electric one from home depot to use to wash of the docks at the lake and it was done within 6 weeks. When it comes to equipment, you get what you pay for.

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MBenz Registered User MBenz is offline Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Colorado Posts: 124	Re: Reccomendations for washing equipment. hose, pressure washer, etc. Well the sky is kinda the limit here when i comes to how much you can spend on this stuff. A quality economical washing setup would be a goodyear hose, An adjustable nelson nossel , and a wall mounted reel that you just loop the hose over. I've never used a foam gun or cannon but they sound cool. Pressure washers open up a whole new can of worms. They are great for washing cars. Most of the home depot/lowes ones are crap. They tend to leak and usually don't last long. I have a Jordan pressure washer (made by a company here is Colorado) and i have used the bloody piss out of it for the last 5 years and it still works perfectly. It was not cheap. I bought an electric one from home depot to use to wash of the docks at the lake and it was done within 6 weeks. When it comes to equipment, you get what you pay for.