[TR] Off topic, pressure washers

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Fri Jan 11 11:04:39 MST 2008


In a message dated 1/11/2008 9:26:09 AM Mountain Standard Time,  
spitlist at cox.net writes:

If you  (like me) live in an area that hass poor water
pressure, it might not  work.

What happens is it will deliver pressure immediately when the  wand handle is
depressed but will quickly dissipate and start  cycling.  releasing the
handle will allow the pressure to build back  up but you can never achieve a
constant  pressure.



Joe, 
 
You might try filling a holding tank first and running that to the  
washer...an old 55 gallon drum, or one of the plastic tanks.  If you've  ever visited 
Mexico, you've probably seen the black, 250-500 gallon tanks on  everyone's 
roof.  This is becasue the water pressure is miserable and they  need to store up 
to supply the household needs.
 

 
Robert B.  Houston
Texan in New Mexico

63 TR4

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adjusted as
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