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@@donperrignon oh good to know I thought I had read that somewhere on my packaging or something. That’s probably why I put it there sorry just for some reason had it stuck in my head

Seeing this I'll wait for an x model I have thousands of 123's for emergencies not to mention most my other equipment runs on 123 I love that my hl5x takes rechargeable and 123 I wasn't aware the 6 doesn't do that

@@travislupum I don't know if they will. Sometimes they do, sometimes they don't. I've looked through all of their models a bit ago and I noticed they sometimes have two versions. No guarantee this will have one.

@@donperrignon didn’t you see the difference in battery size though? I don’t think a small battery like what’s in the five would give you much of a run time on 5300 lm so what would be the point? If you have an emergency, just use one of the other lights, but if you want an extremely high lumen light than I doubt they are going to use those smaller batteries as the power source. It just doesn’t make any sense if there is a better and bigger option, it’s like comparing an M 12 and an M 18 Milwaukee if a new high power draw tool comes out it’s almost always only available with the M 18 so yeah I may have a ton of M12 batteries but that doesn’t mean I don’t just have to bite the bullet and invest in some M 18’s. If I want to use the new tools you just have to have both because I doubt they would make another one of these compatible with an inferior power source, it just doesn’t make sense butwho knows time will tell.

@@AB-qr9jr step down no it goes hammer until it dies

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@@SteelCityIceBirds yeah it is. I took a better video. I’ll see if I can post that tonight.

New video posted

@@killervm1234 yeah I did actually. It gets out a little further for sure but it’s not the beam distance that stood out to me as much as it was the beam width. It shines further than the 5X but it lights up a much much wider area. The 5X is like a wow that thing really goes along ways and it’s bright and the six is like turning on the sun. It just lights everything up.

@@softwashscience thank you I appreciate the feedback.

@@03noah510 yeah I can. I have a longer video. I’ll upload it on my channel as a normal video instead of a short.

New video just posted for you.

@@softwashsciencethanks

@@elijahiaea424 low gpm high psi. Probably want like 250-500 psi for that. Need a fan and an ice box and tank. Then you’ll have to figure out some custom nozzle sizes that’s going to be a totally custom thing. You’re gonna have to figure it out.

@@sniffy45 One bright day in the middle of the night, Two dead boys got up to fight. Back to back they faced each other, Drew their swords and shot each other. The deaf policeman heard the noise, Came and shot the two dead boys. If you don’t believe this lie is true, Ask the blind man, he saw it too.

@@softwashscience O a hot summer day, in the middle of winter, two washers got to talkin From one state to another, they launched their 12v's at each other The wash police heard the ruckus ,came and sprayed two washers talkin If you do believe the lie is true, The answer lies between me and you!

@@sniffy45 he is on something yes just keep the unloader set at like 3700 to 3900 and run larger tips

@@bigdahhwg89 carbon fiber is made and constructed in many different ways and can be held together with lots of different resins and filaments, and there’s tons of different directions you can go with it. All of the filaments and everything about the construction of my carbon fiber is unaffected by sodium hypochlorite. you can take one of my lances and you can soak it in 100% sodium hypochlorite for a week and it remains unchanged. You can rinse it off and it looks just like new. You are correct, though, that most of the carbon fiber you will find will indeed breakdown with sh.

@@softwashscience just wondering on it all! It looks like everything degrades with long term exposure. I was thinking carbon components for a couple of other parts, but have zero knowledge on how sodium hypochlorite reacts to different materials. Just Internet forums and TH-cam! Thanks.

@@bigdahhwg89 yeah most materials it does degrade, but there are a couple that it has no little to no effect on. Some resins, some plastics and some metal.

@@1stFlyingeagle run any tips you want and pump longevity

@@softwashscience That was an honest question. I have not heard anybody else mention they had an accumulator tank with their software system.

@@1stFlyingeagle yrs ago most all systems sold had accumulator tanks. Now it’s all about flow but the fact of the matter is the perfect size tips for a 12 V pump our size 20 to 30 orifice. They spray better the problem is they make the pump rapid cycle. With an accumulator tank, you can run those tips and the pump will last years. On my current set up now I don’t have an accumulator tank and I can tell you I go through a lot more often and for sure don’t last four years like the one in this video had.

@@softwashscience thank you for explaining that. I like to understand things clearly when others share.

@@1stFlyingeagle in video i am running 1/2”

@@1stFlyingeagle in my opinion, you can run half-inch if you’re only running 200 feet of hose and you’re not gonna really have any problem. If you run 5/8” and you’re only running 200 feet. I dare bet you it’s going to spray better than a few run 3/4”. Your pump outlets say they are three-quarter inch but if you actually look at the ID, they are really not. I know at my house. I run all sorts of different hoses to water my grass and I can run like 50 foot of 3/4 and then the rest like 100 foot of 5/8 And it kind of sprays like crap off my well pump. But if I run just 150 foot of all 5/8 it sprays way better at the end. It actually hurts the performance when you go from small to big then back to small. Bottom line is when you go much longer than 230 feet or so it starts to really lose performance. I have about 270 feet on the real that I run now but I only use it for roof cleaning and I never like when I run out of hose, so I make it work and it’s set up as best as it can be for what it is.

@@scottyellis3442 I grew up at this same track. My dad set the world record here in 1990. I was 2 yrs old. 34 yrs later the prodigal son returns…

@@softwashsciencebadass bro hell of a story the 90s were a hell of a time my dad had a big turbo ls swapped chevy s10 with all the ground effects kits and underglow on it that bitch was tight, he sold it to a farmer and it was used in a feild 😂😂 for 5,000$

@@daltonmaddox6404 racing is in our blood

I don’t use it and don’t buy one. I have a feeling they’re coming out with a totally different one in the next year because this one had some issues they need to make it lighter and they need to change a lot of stuff.

John is moving because Devon already basically started the match before go. Devon is very slow and so he cheats the start.

1530 is the best you just won’t see you guys using those because they make the pump rapid cycle. You need to get an accumulator tank.

@@softwashscience what kind of tank is that? Where do I find those tanks

@softwashscience do i add the accumulator tank after the 12v pump or before it the 12v? Where did you get yours from? I see Amazon has them but this is my first time hearing about the accumulator tank to be honest. Happy Easter

@@bryanvance6629 after the pump. I got one from powerwashstore dot com. If you get the flojet accumulator it has the quick connects on it.

I’m sure it’s a 1530 just based on how it’s spraying. It’s definitely not a surface cleaner tip because I would never use that and it wouldn’t put out this amount of volume. This video was from four seasons ago, so I don’t even have that Jrod anymore.

Idk 1530 probably

I like the blue gun I have here and I have medium size hands. There is a blue gun general pump makes that’s a weep gun and that one’s pretty nice and then one of my favorite guns and it’s probably one of the nicest guns is the mosmatic with the built in swivel. it’s like most anything in this industry mosmatic is the pinnacle of everything that they choose to do for the most part but it’s also expensive. If you really want a nice gun, I would suggest going that route the one I have has outlasted any other one that I’ve used.

29.132 and 29.134 are the mosmatic part numbers

Thank you, I truly appreciate that!

@@10cobra03 RL51 is a good gun as well and it’s cheaper pricewise

I went with the mosmatic 29.132 I didn’t mind spending the extra cash. In the long run as long as it doesn’t kill my arm lol I’ll be happy.

For years and years it was a huge argument on forums, facebook groups, and all over the industry. No one took a digital flow meter and put it in everyones face like I did though. Wildly if you look back and find the old posts in facebook groups when I posted this video there were several guys who continued to tell me I was wrong and that injectors don’t restrict flow.

​@@softwashscience yea i remember when the argument of arguments was 4gpm vs 5.5gpm and noone would touch 8gpm bc they were convinced you need to fill up a 300 gallon tank at the start of each job then empty it so you don't waste gas carrying water to the next job. The amount of resistance that Chris @Apple Roof Cleaning and Offdutyfireman overcame to convince people that bleach is safe and 8GPM is where its at is insane.

@@AlexSomers-d2n yeah it’s always entertaining to look back. I still remember in 2019 I believe it was maybe 2018 I would have to go look. I propose the idea of a remote control bypass system and people told me I was thinking about it all wrong and it went over most peoples head, and they told me that they already exist, referring to the solenoid style ones that shut off the injector line. That was the same day. I had a long conversation with Jud West and told him we just needed to motorize our current Bypas and not change it at all and that’s when a lightbulb kind of went off for him and then fast-forward to this video right here and I’m Testing one of the prototypes he made. I made sure to keep this old prototype. I think it’s kind of part of our industries history and I like that sort of thing.

@softwashscience Rock on...and Thank you! There are a few things that after using them for 15 minutes you can never go back.

Ok

Yeah its just a real shame

You need an accumulator tank. Also get a 100 psi next time

Can you tell me what type of accumulator you’re using? Send me a part number so I can upgrade

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Lol oh your projects turn out fine haha.

Wrong pump?

Make sure you rinse it well and make sure your not rapid cycling the pump. Maybe add an accumulator tank.

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No I especially not on a low pressure system like this. I do run my pressure, washer, the same way as well and well. I won’t stress that one nearly as much but I have never ever blown the O-ring out. Honestly, you never will ever unless you are using hot water which I don’t. Then you should consider the plug on the end with a power washer.

Del 7@100

@Soft Wash Science I got a Water Dragon 6 not terribly impressed. If I wanted a longer wand for a huge cedar roof 40-50 square plus 20 more on a garage, could I get one I got a lead on. Very limited access. I wish I could post the screenshot on here.

@@scottpratson7766 honestly to make one long enough because a lot of guys have asked me I would say you would be cheaper to buy a better pump for sure. The cost to make that along with shipping it’s gonna be really expensive.

I don’t. I’ll have to take one at some point.

Anytime thanks for watching!

No what I am saying is this is the way I do it and these are the reasons why and why I also think it’s better than the alternative solutions. So here is the information and I will let you decide. If someone can give me a reason why, and show me something I should change I will always entertain different ideas. You can learn some thing from everyone. Also I wouldn’t necessarily say in reality that there is a wrong way. I just think they are better ways and I give the reasons why.

No weight saving vs the pvc. If you get some added strength as a benefit, and it looks a lot better aesthetically that’s really the main two things.

Thanks hope your doing well sir

Thanks

Water it pulls from my buffer tank as show on other videos.

Thanks!

Its kuritech and it’s possible that it is more flexible than the holes you have but remember things on video are not always necessarily the same as in person. Maybe it’s less flexible in person than what it seems but it was pretty cold out and when it’s warm, it’s even better so you might be right. I can tell you that the carbon fiber barrel seems cool on video but when you get it in person, it will change your life.Haha