Yes ,if you run parallel your charger will still charge both batteries equally. Also by doing so you don't have to change from one battery to the next. It is like giving your vehicle a gas tank twice the size. Less stops and more run time...all you do is connect the positive from one battery to the positive of the other battery.. and the negative to the other negative. Charger is wired the same.
Yes Savage is correct... wire them in parallel for longer operating hours... but go with a Deep cycle Marine batteries.... They are heavy but wired in parallel will last most of the day.. That's what I have but don't do nearly as many as houses as you... But they will will last a good day... recharge at night.. if you need pic's holler... heavy gauge wire then connect all negative to negative...... Positive to Positive together is parallel wiring method..
@@rmbrikha need email ill just send a pic of mine but its all over google & simple wiring...im sure its here on youtube also...how to wire batteries parallel
@@YoungAmbitionYA Also YA if you insist on doing it your way..Amazon sells these heavy duty gauge 20ft ENERGIZER long jumper cables $38 last I paid for 2 sets...what I use to jump cars off long distance. If you are in a pinch need to finish up a job & the battery is dying on your pump... connect to your existing truck battery from under your hood with the jumper cables to the back pump or drained battery will help you finish up a job or the next house....just a heads up be careful....
Perfect timing. Never realized you ran 2 separate batteries. I Just put a deposit on a 12’ trailer 5.5 hours away, today!! It’s getting REAL down here in PA 😂 I’m gonna thug it out without a pressure washer for a little bit and just go with the 2 12v batteries. Thanks for all you do. Keep ‘em coming! 👏 👏
With lead acid should try to never deplete more than 50%, about 12.2, if your wanting longer life out of them. The parallel option would be good option but make sure they're at same state of charge when you wire them together. Appreciate your videos man keep grinding 💪💵
I don't do too much on pricing because unless you're in my area it's useless info. If I get 400 for a house wash here, someone in California might get 600, Texas 300, Idaho 200. Pricing can be different city to city even. Look up your competitors to find the pricing for your area
Still trying to grasp that you don’t have issue with wood siding like that… are you prewetting at all? Man, that stuff scares the crap outta me. What’s the tips on mitigation for that? (video maybe?) Btw, where’s the “Outer Circle” emoji? 👆 👈⭕️👉 👇 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
About how much time can you run the pump off of a fully charged battery? Im building my 12v rig now and im gonna get a deep cycle marine battery. How many gallons of mix did that roof take?
I really like your videos thanks for all the info. Just starting up my own business South of Buffalo New York Would love to talk to you sometime possibly even come up and work with you for A-day or 2 if that what's something you'd be interested in..
I want to make my own pressure washing/softwashing business. I'm confused whether you need two separate machines for pressure washing and soft washing. One youtuber I watched called "Dan's Vlog" says on his pressure washer he's ran the diluted bleach (up to 10%) right through the pump on his machine for 4 years. Is that even possible?
Running bleach directly through the pressure pump is not recommended. A 12v system is great for Shingle washes. You can wash houses with 12v too. A pressure washer is needed for flat work or downstreaming
@@YoungAmbitionYA I know it's not recommended but if I buy a cheap used machine and then rinse everything very well afterwards will there be a problem? I want to spend the least amount of money possible and if I could get a cheap used machine for $400 and use it with bleach for 2 years or even more that will make my start up costs way less than buying batteries, pumps, hoses etc etc. I don't even know if I can stick with the new business and I don't want to spend that much money. What do you think? Could I get away with running diluted bleach? through the pump? Is there any cheap upkeep solutions I could use to prolong the life of the machine?
@@YoungAmbitionYA Oh yes I know I can wash houses with a separate system, I just want to theorize if I can just do everything with a relatively cheap, used pressure washer and not have the machine fail in a short time period.
Are they deep cycle batteries? They don’t look like it. Anyways, starting batteries aren’t meant to be used continuously. Deep cycles will last you much longer.
You can use two batteries also to start your big pressure wash machine and it charges them as well. Parrellel is like using two arms to bench
Where did you get the stainless steel box kit
wire your batteries parallel to gain amp hours and lower load
I'll look into that!
Yes ,if you run parallel your charger will still charge both batteries equally. Also by doing so you don't have to change from one battery to the next. It is like giving your vehicle a gas tank twice the size. Less stops and more run time...all you do is connect the positive from one battery to the positive of the other battery.. and the negative to the other negative. Charger is wired the same.
Less e drop too
Why didn't you just spray the moss?
Removing moss leaves behind a better product then a bunch of white dead moss on someone's roof for 8 months
Yes Savage is correct... wire them in parallel for longer operating hours... but go with a Deep cycle Marine batteries.... They are heavy but wired in parallel will last most of the day.. That's what I have but don't do nearly as many as houses as you... But they will will last a good day... recharge at night.. if you need pic's holler... heavy gauge wire then connect all negative to negative...... Positive to Positive together is parallel wiring method..
Send me pic of the diagram
Thanks I'll definitely look into that
@@rmbrikha need email ill just send a pic of mine but its all over google & simple wiring...im sure its here on youtube also...how to wire batteries parallel
@@rmbrikha its on youtube how to wire parallel batteries
@@YoungAmbitionYA Also YA if you insist on doing it your way..Amazon sells these heavy duty gauge 20ft ENERGIZER long jumper cables $38 last I paid for 2 sets...what I use to jump cars off long distance. If you are in a pinch need to finish up a job & the battery is dying on your pump... connect to your existing truck battery from under your hood with the jumper cables to the back pump or drained battery will help you finish up a job or the next house....just a heads up be careful....
Thanks again for all your help, great video
🤙any time bro
Perfect timing. Never realized you ran 2 separate batteries. I Just put a deposit on a 12’ trailer 5.5 hours away, today!! It’s getting REAL down here in PA 😂 I’m gonna thug it out without a pressure washer for a little bit and just go with the 2 12v batteries. Thanks for all you do. Keep ‘em coming! 👏 👏
Plenty of work out there that a 12v can do. I used a cheap pressure washer from home depot for a season and it did everything I asked!
Why not use brush with a handle so you don't have to sit and scoot?
safer to sit and brushes with handles quickly turn into what i have. they dont take roof brushing well. they break
not enough pitch for shingles!
not sure what you mean
With lead acid should try to never deplete more than 50%, about 12.2, if your wanting longer life out of them. The parallel option would be good option but make sure they're at same state of charge when you wire them together. Appreciate your videos man keep grinding 💪💵
Great to know! Thanks Cory
Do you have a video on pricing? What to charge, and what you charge? If not do you have a roundabout pricing average per sq ft?
I don't do too much on pricing because unless you're in my area it's useless info. If I get 400 for a house wash here, someone in California might get 600, Texas 300, Idaho 200. Pricing can be different city to city even. Look up your competitors to find the pricing for your area
@@YoungAmbitionYA gotcha! I’m hearing so many things from so many sources just trying to get a good feel for everything!
Google and find a few wash companies In your area. Get 3 quotes for your own house. It will give you a great starting point
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Do you have a link for your tip setup you’re using?
No but check the post on my community page
Does your charger connect to both batteries at the same time or do you have to switch it around?
Both
Still trying to grasp that you don’t have issue with wood siding like that… are you prewetting at all? Man, that stuff scares the crap outta me. What’s the tips on mitigation for that? (video maybe?)
Btw, where’s the “Outer Circle” emoji?
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👈⭕️👉
👇
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
🤣that emoji will work! I'm just careful and I try to control where the SH goes and rinse quickly after. I didn't prewet either building
About how much time can you run the pump off of a fully charged battery? Im building my 12v rig now and im gonna get a deep cycle marine battery. How many gallons of mix did that roof take?
I average 4 a day on a charge
You don't rinse?
I don't rinse shingle roofs. I do rinse metal roofs
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I really like your videos thanks for all the info. Just starting up my own business South of Buffalo New York Would love to talk to you sometime possibly even come up and work with you for A-day or 2 if that what's something you'd be interested in..
Any time man
I want to make my own pressure washing/softwashing business. I'm confused whether you need two separate machines for pressure washing and soft washing.
One youtuber I watched called "Dan's Vlog" says on his pressure washer he's ran the diluted bleach (up to 10%) right through the pump on his machine for 4 years. Is that even possible?
Running bleach directly through the pressure pump is not recommended. A 12v system is great for Shingle washes. You can wash houses with 12v too. A pressure washer is needed for flat work or downstreaming
@@YoungAmbitionYA I know it's not recommended but if I buy a cheap used machine and then rinse everything very well afterwards will there be a problem? I want to spend the least amount of money possible and if I could get a cheap used machine for $400 and use it with bleach for 2 years or even more that will make my start up costs way less than buying batteries, pumps, hoses etc etc. I don't even know if I can stick with the new business and I don't want to spend that much money.
What do you think? Could I get away with running diluted bleach? through the pump? Is there any cheap upkeep solutions I could use to prolong the life of the machine?
@@YoungAmbitionYA Oh yes I know I can wash houses with a separate system, I just want to theorize if I can just do everything with a relatively cheap, used pressure washer and not have the machine fail in a short time period.
Yes just get a down stream injector for the pressure washer so you don't have to put bleach through the pump
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Are they deep cycle batteries? They don’t look like it. Anyways, starting batteries aren’t meant to be used continuously. Deep cycles will last you much longer.
I'm not sure. They came with the skid 2 seasons ago. Still going strong after all my abuse. When I change them they'll be deep cycle for sure