This system rocks and I will own it one day. I'd be tempted to use it multiple times a day. Screw the dishwasher--just head out into the garage and powerwash all the dishes from dinner.
Hey Matt ive been a pipefitter for DuPont for 16 years and any time Im using threaded stainless fittings I always use teflon tape and a teflon based pipe dope such as Rectorseal or Keytite to prevent the fitting from galling up and leaking. Just my .02 . It looks awesome man. Im really glad you didnt edit out the pain in the ass parts of the trials with hitting the studs etc.
The threads were really coarse on the aluminum pipe and the stainless hose had really clean precision threads. The tape kept getting hung up or clogged. I think dope would have been better here.
In the other video I suggested you should have mounted on a 2x4’ ply wood mount. I see it might need a 2.5x4’ sheet. Watching this install I wonder how many customers struggle with the pipe fitting with the issues you the seller had. If you instructed buyers to mount on a predetermined plywood mount you could offer the kit as pre-cut to fit that size mount. You could have a plywood fixture set up in your shop and someone build up the install on it. Then take a part in sections so the buyer could easily install on standard plywood they buy. This extra buildup could be charged for. I wonder how many buyers install this themselves or higher it out due to all the pipe work. My 2 cents.
I agree, i have an extra motion hour meter that I'm going to add to my Kranzle that I just received from OG and see if will work. i have one on a high pressure compressor that is used to fill my air rifles and it works great. I think they were designed to be installed on dirt bikes. I do agree with the other comment that 50 hours is a long time though
FYI buy "BLUE MONSTER" Teflon tape on line. Not expensive but it is way thicker than the white stuff sold in Home Depot & Lowes. You also get more on a roll and it goes much farther, needing way less turns.
Matt, in this type of installation I’m thinking it would be beneficial to recommend a PVC cladding over the drywall behind the “system” to reduce likely drywall damage from water intrusion. Another option would be to use an epoxy paint in those areas. Just a suggestion, really enjoy the content.
KPN this entire series people have mentioned “water on drywall”. If you install this right the only thing that will release water is the end of the hose! For no reason should there be any water that touches the wall unless you have a leak. If you do have a leak your going to turn off the water, clean it up, wipe your PAINTED wall and fix it. The only time water ever ruins drywall is when it sits for long periods of time. Plain and simple.
Troy has a 110,000 subs Matt has 137,000 subs = 247,000 subs = Troy gets a free washer...... LOL good marketing idea and kudos to you both for pulling it off. It's a good how to video as well,
Maybe if you buy the ultimate bucket filler. Kidding! I wasn’t sure if you guys were gonna make it at first. But it turned out awesome. I want one myself.
i feel like that prevost is such an over kill for this set up pvc piping would just as well for a 10th of the price. you could also paint the pvc to make it look just as good too
dlroto I’m sure the weight of the machine holds the shelf down, since it slides down over the supports. Could always add some VHB double sided mounting tape.
Obsessed Garage It says on their website that they are looking to expand and are wanting distributors outside the UK. Don’t know if it’s something you would be interested in but you could be the US importer/distributor.
I guess "should have [had] your wife help you" tighten those fittings.😁 If you're going to an installation job, why didn't you bring the correct tools (open-end wrenches, screwdrivers, socket set, etc.)? 🤔 You're recording this to teach people how to do it. Show them how to do it correctly with the correct tools. Then, if they do it INcorrectly with or without the INcorrect tools then, that's on them. It's THEIR fault at that point.
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Great series, especially the mess ups, which is relatable to probably everyone watching.
This system rocks and I will own it one day. I'd be tempted to use it multiple times a day. Screw the dishwasher--just head out into the garage and powerwash all the dishes from dinner.
Hey Matt ive been a pipefitter for DuPont for 16 years and any time Im using threaded stainless fittings I always use teflon tape and a teflon based pipe dope such as Rectorseal or Keytite to prevent the fitting from galling up and leaking. Just my .02 . It looks awesome man. Im really glad you didnt edit out the pain in the ass parts of the trials with hitting the studs etc.
The threads were really coarse on the aluminum pipe and the stainless hose had really clean precision threads. The tape kept getting hung up or clogged. I think dope would have been better here.
In the other video I suggested you should have mounted on a 2x4’ ply wood mount. I see it might need a 2.5x4’ sheet. Watching this install I wonder how many customers struggle with the pipe fitting with the issues you the seller had. If you instructed buyers to mount on a predetermined plywood mount you could offer the kit as pre-cut to fit that size mount. You could have a plywood fixture set up in your shop and someone build up the install on it. Then take a part in sections so the buyer could easily install on standard plywood they buy. This extra buildup could be charged for. I wonder how many buyers install this themselves or higher it out due to all the pipe work. My 2 cents.
One hell of a nice looking system.
Matt, you should have Kranzle add a hour meter on the pump so you can track the oil life.
I agree, i have an extra motion hour meter that I'm going to add to my Kranzle that I just received from OG and see if will work. i have one on a high pressure compressor that is used to fill my air rifles and it works great. I think they were designed to be installed on dirt bikes. I do agree with the other comment that 50 hours is a long time though
FYI buy "BLUE MONSTER" Teflon tape on line. Not expensive but it is way thicker than the white stuff sold in Home Depot & Lowes. You also get more on a roll and it goes much farther, needing way less turns.
I don't like the thick stuff as much. I find it's more prone to leaking on NPT fittings. I use it on the more coarse threads on the Kobrajet hoses.
Matt, in this type of installation I’m thinking it would be beneficial to recommend a PVC cladding over the drywall behind the “system” to reduce likely drywall damage from water intrusion. Another option would be to use an epoxy paint in those areas. Just a suggestion, really enjoy the content.
KPN this entire series people have mentioned “water on drywall”. If you install this right the only thing that will release water is the end of the hose! For no reason should there be any water that touches the wall unless you have a leak. If you do have a leak your going to turn off the water, clean it up, wipe your PAINTED wall and fix it. The only time water ever ruins drywall is when it sits for long periods of time. Plain and simple.
you two would make some great union workers. just need like 12 more supervisors on site.
Wow... looks amazing
Looks like it's bring your kid to work day for Matt. Didn't realize Troy was that short. lol
V entertaining. Is there a season 2 to look forward to which would show this being completed?
Man does that look nice!
Love your videos keep up the good work!
Stupid question it since the red knob kicks out a bit why can’t you turn the pump around so it’s on the outside ?
Troy has a 110,000 subs Matt has 137,000 subs = 247,000 subs = Troy gets a free washer...... LOL good marketing idea and kudos to you both for pulling it off. It's a good how to video as well,
Great tutorial, I now know what not to do. Troy was as much use as an ashtray on a motorbike :)
If I was to run kranzle on a shelf in trailer what feed pump should I use and would this increase the psi the pump shoots out
You don’t need one. It will self prime.
I noticed the deioniozer says it's good for 600 gallons is there a prefilter u can plumb in front of the deioniozer to extend its filters life span
One thing that would make a significant increase in life-span would be to connect to a whole house softener system.
@@ObsessedGarage okay will be ordering my kit in under a month
which cox reel is that? There are two manual types one that attaches on the side, one that feeds the input hose in the center of the reel
Hi Matt, what’s the thread size/type for each end of the CR Spotless? I’d like use brass valves, I’m guessing 3/4” NPT?
Yes, 3/4" Female NPT
matt do you come an personally install every package bought?
Maybe if you buy the ultimate bucket filler. Kidding! I wasn’t sure if you guys were gonna make it at first. But it turned out awesome. I want one myself.
I laughed way too hard at 2/8th's. I think I need more caffeine this morning.
Ha, ha...
i feel like that prevost is such an over kill for this set up pvc piping would just as well for a 10th of the price. you could also paint the pvc to make it look just as good too
How will this Prevost piping hold up to water or DI water?
We should be good with the volumes we are using. Aluminum supposedly has good resistance.
What’s the measurement at the widest point?
I am not really a fan of the shelf, it’s the weakest link, it’s just resting on there, could it be screwed together?
dlroto I’m sure the weight of the machine holds the shelf down, since it slides down over the supports. Could always add some VHB double sided mounting tape.
37 minutes and my favorite part is when the cat screwed up the countdown.
there is a lot of talk of making it "man up" tight, is there not a concern of over tightening and cracking the brass on the hose reel?
NPT threads diminish, so it stops eventually.
Please share the model for the blue hose.
4:38 golden lol
Gosh, I wish I could afford this package....
Hey all. Anyone know what type of pipe they use on the water feed that they are able to clamp right onto with the piping package?
It is just a 1/2” male NPT nipple glued onto the water line.
Obsessed Garage thanks!
Measure twice and cut thrice.
Dam Matts like a giant next to troy,,😁😁
Hey Matt, do you get Auto Finesse in the US. Have you seen the new ceramics range.
No one is importing them currently. It's interesting to see a wax company make the transition.
Obsessed Garage It says on their website that they are looking to expand and are wanting distributors outside the UK. Don’t know if it’s something you would be interested in but you could be the US importer/distributor.
3 part DIY install and no BLOOD HAND???
1sr world problems pt3
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Need a technical writer? I'd love to see the torque values in a small instruction manual that says "man up" 🤣
Ha, ha...
I guess "should have [had] your wife help you" tighten those fittings.😁
If you're going to an installation job, why didn't you bring the correct tools (open-end wrenches, screwdrivers, socket set, etc.)? 🤔 You're recording this to teach people how to do it. Show them how to do it correctly with the correct tools. Then, if they do it INcorrectly with or without the INcorrect tools then, that's on them. It's THEIR fault at that point.
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