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Okmate
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Correct Nozzles
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April 03, 2021, 08:13:40 am »
Hi Guys i have completed many jobs with my machine and very happy with the results,I have fitted a pressure gauge just after the pump and with a yellow nozzle are reaching 4000 psi,when I change to my whirlaway 18 inch surface cleaner the pressure reduces to 1500.
My machine is running a 4 gallon per minute pump with a honda gx390.
What would be the correct nozzles to purchase to reach 4000 psi as I believe the pressure is currently split over the 2 spay arms.
Hope that makes sense
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Smudger
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April 03, 2021, 02:21:01 pm »
standard single nozzle for your machine is 05 according to your info so a 2 head FSC should have 025 nozzles fitted
Darran
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Okmate
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April 03, 2021, 02:36:53 pm »
Thanks pal Just checked the nozzles and can see it says 1/4 NEG 2503, I'm gathering it means 1/4 thread 25 degree nozzle number 3 is that right??. Ive been trying to get the right information and think I would be better with number 2.
whats your thoughts? I do remember getting the surface cleaner of a guy who ran around 20litres per minute.
Mine runs at around 15
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Smudger
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April 03, 2021, 05:33:47 pm »
Yes your correct - 03 will be too large and reduce pressure also 25 degree is IMO to 'soft' I'd use 15 degrees
To get more punch in the clean
Darran
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