Who starts a detailing business with no power and no water. I own a Kranzle K10 start/ Stop. Expensive, yes Worth it, yes Any regrets, no If my K10 failed what would I buy, another Kranzle
I guess I started a business with no power and no water but seeing as I'm doing a series based on that journey, you'll find out in up and coming episodes. I agree with you on the kranzle, I need to do an update video about the comparison and how my generator is coping with it.
First of all, transportation of that is a problem regarding size and carrying feul and weight. The noise of a petrol pressure washer is horrendous for customers, neighbours and especially where I work aswell. The point of the video was opening up the eyes to people about using residential machines for professional use on a generator.
I also did buy K10 and only problem i have is the amperage on the start. I am using Ecoflow Delta Pro and it suppose to cover the power easy but main problem i have it's generating 4200 wats on start for a split second and i got an error. Need to reset generator like 5-6 times and then it work smoothly with normal 2,5 watts. I figure that it needs "little worm up" but still its annoying and now im considering the K7. But still really like this unit and from the start i am using it with the tank (mobile detailing) on my car and had no issuse with the water supply. Only the power. I do not like to ask Clients for a power as i want to be fully independent. Nice video, cheers.
The dB on a petrol pressure washer is a joke and especially where I'm working, to have the versatility to use the kranzle mobile, the size, power and efficiency outclasses everything else which is why they are so popular.
@@jonnyshielldetailing the other option is to get one with an unloader that dumps back to the tank therefore the keeps on running when you let go of the trigger
@TheGeekazoid I do these videos without editing to see how the topic performs and if it's worth creating a more in depth review and the answer is yes and I'm currently filming the follow to this video of what happened next. Quick answer is it's an amazing machine and I have a code for the next video that might save you a few quid. But there is a few upgrades I've done on this machine you might want to keep your eye out to see how this turned out. @@TheGeekazoid
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Who starts a detailing business with no power and no water.
I own a Kranzle K10 start/ Stop.
Expensive, yes
Worth it, yes
Any regrets, no
If my K10 failed what would I buy, another Kranzle
I guess I started a business with no power and no water but seeing as I'm doing a series based on that journey, you'll find out in up and coming episodes.
I agree with you on the kranzle, I need to do an update video about the comparison and how my generator is coping with it.
Why you don't just get a pressure washer with a water tank that runs on fuel or at least the kranzle with a water tank?
First of all, transportation of that is a problem regarding size and carrying feul and weight. The noise of a petrol pressure washer is horrendous for customers, neighbours and especially where I work aswell. The point of the video was opening up the eyes to people about using residential machines for professional use on a generator.
1000 subs, no probs !
Lol.... let's see
I also did buy K10 and only problem i have is the amperage on the start. I am using Ecoflow Delta Pro and it suppose to cover the power easy but main problem i have it's generating 4200 wats on start for a split second and i got an error. Need to reset generator like 5-6 times and then it work smoothly with normal 2,5 watts. I figure that it needs "little worm up" but still its annoying and now im considering the K7.
But still really like this unit and from the start i am using it with the tank (mobile detailing) on my car and had no issuse with the water supply.
Only the power. I do not like to ask Clients for a power as i want to be fully independent.
Nice video, cheers.
Have you tried turning the red actuator down on the side which reduces the pressure to smooth out the start up?
Oiiii oiiiiii looking forward to this series
Already out pal just check the playlist
Kranzle k7 is for gravity fed tanks
But you can convert the K10 to K7 valves and it's perfect. I prefer using the K10
It’s a Kranzle K10/122 not Karcher 😂
Valves are behind the nuts both valves will work on a mains water but only the green ones will work on water tank
Honestly, my brain is shit with names, good job I write scripts for my main channel.. 🤣
Great video
Cheers Mike for supporting
just buy a petrol washer cheaper more powerful etc
The dB on a petrol pressure washer is a joke and especially where I'm working, to have the versatility to use the kranzle mobile, the size, power and efficiency outclasses everything else which is why they are so popular.
@@jonnyshielldetailing the other option is to get one with an unloader that dumps back to the tank therefore the keeps on running when you let go of the trigger
That's also an option, just wasn't something I really looked into and fitted what I needed it to do.
Kranzle k10 you said karcher k10 🤔
Yes well spotted I'm sure you worked it out
First!!
come on fella like every other hairdresser ever your talking too much... short sharp and too the point
Are you reviewing my character and personality or the things I'm talking about in the video? You have a channel and should know better to be trolling.
@@jonnyshielldetailing my bad i didnt mean to come across rudely i just wanted to know the opinions of the pw
@TheGeekazoid I do these videos without editing to see how the topic performs and if it's worth creating a more in depth review and the answer is yes and I'm currently filming the follow to this video of what happened next. Quick answer is it's an amazing machine and I have a code for the next video that might save you a few quid. But there is a few upgrades I've done on this machine you might want to keep your eye out to see how this turned out. @@TheGeekazoid