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2lbs of caustic soda beads to 5 gallons of zep for concrete work. thank me later

Exactly, thats the reason all of my tools are Milwaukee m12, i cant stand having a fist size battery on tool your supposed to easily move around and get into tight spaces, and if youre using the thing all day your wrists are gonna hate you

Thanks man, love your channel as well!

@@MARCUSGURGANUS indeed it was. It was a learning process too. I've since learned that home depot has equipment you can rent that may make it easier

@@jalkabre5904 thanks!

The Milwaukee makes more power 55 foot pounds of torque mine makes more they advertise 55 mine with a 6.0 make 72 foot pounds of torque I tested it and I like the 5 year Milwaukee warranty the harbor freight tools don't have the warranty for 5 years they are only 3 months and the power difference between them is why I didn't go with harbor freight tools but glad you like yours good for people who are getting into being a mechanic I am 18 and been working on engines since l was 8. I saved up 3 months to get the Milwaukee electric ratchet m12 fuel.

@@jeffellis6544 I used this tool on a couple of decks. The one in the video I used a turbo nozzle on my pressure washer to finish it off. On the other decks I hammered down the nails and just went over it with the Diamabrush. The tool was barely damaged , so you should be good

Thanks. That’s where I’m at now. It’s a 30 yr old deck that’s had a number of people work on it over the years, and a lot of extra nails and screws were added rather than replaced. So on some rows there are 4-5 mix of both in each slat row. So I’m pulling where I can and sinking the rest so I can finish it.

I’m on my 3rd Diamabrush now…. But it’s still better than paint stripper

Thanks for the feedback. I tried to get all of the info in a 60s clip.

Long story short. Take pump off. Remove spark plug Put a rag in front of spark plug hole Crank it until you can get most of the oil out Reinstall spark plug Let engine run to burn off oil

@@codytrimm585 thanks!

@@bee2333 yessir

@@BJMolette im seeing conflicting prices on the pump. How much? Also what proportioner and tank size

@@bee2333 what do u mean by conflicting? if there are big price differences then some are probably being sold without a gearbox. the gearbox is needed, buy the whole assembly from sprayer depot. build your own proportioner , i recommend asahi metering valves and a poly block to connect it all together. also get pvc hose from sprayer depot, much better than braided hose. get 1 inch hoses. and 3/4 inch for bypass www.sprayerdepot.com/products/hypro-pump-d30grgi

and i always tell people to get the biggest tank your rig can handle. I have a 250 gallon and there have been time that i wish i had a bigger tank, but thats not often. mainly on jobs where i need to be away from the water source.

Sorry, i dont have access to the account i made the purchase with.

Not the ones on the mounting bracket. Either way you can break it manually

@@BJMolette thx. Was hoping. Will probably buy a kobalt 90 deg impact whenever they go on bundle sale (will still get bauer ratchet) i can break them manually but impact is so much easier and im getting old 🤣

@@psubondI would definitely look into a right angle impact driver! These cordless ratchets are useful but don’t provide much torque and are more designed for saving time on repetitive ratcheting.

It's not an impact

Glad it helped!

@@jasonmelgar1122 Facebook group, pressure washing learning center. There are free files uploaded for dn10 and dn15. If you can't find it let my know

www.amazon.com/RIDGE-WASHER-Pressure-Connector-M22-14mm/dp/B08QHV6FBZ/ref=sr_1_3?crid=3DBLMINLJN76J&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.142_IHqrjkX3-nMYHeDVi8apwTRwjchIJe9h-c6tH3u3lj86pug97_IjVmm8qEX7f9htLQdmsPuprGvnq7_Mzh5lDtkNWhPuPW0EHRHkcBQ.kGzYEjPNkI2iMC1pSEw--cEEpDeeErZEiglpb2ROmGU&dib_tag=se&keywords=ridgewasher&qid=1712879345&sprefix=ridgeqaher%2Caps%2C169&sr=8-3

Okay how about the nozzle set up on the gun

It came with the actuator

@@BJMolette thank you.

No issues with rust where I live. They look great so far and they're still holding up well

I would have to try them again but I did not enjoy using them and I couldn't tell a difference.

literally had to replace one two weeks ago. I think that was due to user error. I forgot to strap my tank after filling it then it pulled on the water line and cracked it. The other was is still working perfectly fine. I replaced it with a metal y strainer from amazon.

@@BJMolette do those 1” have good water flor

perfect for 4gpm. If you're using anything bigger i would recommend a1.25 or more@@alexisbarrera7789

Most definitely. Sorry for the delay!

@@BJMolette no problem. Appreciate you!

I just had a quick question about the AR30 - when using it for the first time, do I need to manually prime it? Or should it prime itself? If I have to do it manually, how do I do that? Thanks.

Sorry for the delay. www.sprayerdepot.com/products/hypro-pump-d30grgi?adpos=&scid=scplp9910D30GRGI&sc_intid=9910D30GRGI&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiArfauBhApEiwAeoB7qEaQNd0MCmU8X8YXglTxixePFsQkAJgZjjlSRd1A1fY3BZRyZFXkLhoCmnQQAvD_BwE

I have a 55 gal drum behind the ibc and the round part sits on top of that and the handles are towards the door. Plenty of room also have some 3 tool boxes stacked . Extra room is for hoses, buckets, brooms, leaf blower, etc. You can get the extended version of the van with even more room

Tbh it's been a while since I used it, but I do believe most features are on the mobile version as well.

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Nice

That's very possible. Just make sure none of the ingredients will react with SH.

Most of it will come down if not all of it. I told the customer I'll be back for another wash just in case.

I appreciate the insight. Thanks 💪🏾

@@BJMolette Stay safe up there. :)

It's been a long time since I've done it but this code should only be for a specific sensor. If you're getting the same code in the same spot id check out wiring and maybe the cat?