Yes, Great video. Very good explanation! Sometimes pro video makers assume we understand everything + I need things elementary. Appreciate Your taking time to make this (I work @ a State Park and this will come on very handy!!, due to lack of water connections) May God bless + help You prosper with your TH-cam channel, and in ALL🙏 Thanks soooooo!
Will it work - probably - will it work WELL.. I seriously doubt it. I believe average water pressure in a home is about 60PSI (probably less if you have your own well/pump); so without the assistance of the engine your standard water supply is 60PSI, the engine/pump multiplie that pressure. With your method, you have ~0 PSI from the source (bucket), so your using the power of the pump to pull water from the bucket to the pump; thus you're using a significant portion of the pump's ability just to pull the water to the pump and giving up final output. I'm not an engineer but I'd guess if you have a 3000 PSI pressure washer configured the way you have it here, you're probably giving up 1000 PSI.
Yes you are right but this is only for emergency you can connect a water pump to give you the constant water pressure I tested it with a generator running the water pump and it works good.thanks for commenting
If watch the video close at the end one water hose run from the house to pressure washer n a sun faded hose runs across green water hose into bucket. When he ran pressure washer at first it was bucket probably. N then pressure washer was running from home . Watch video close at end
I'm sorry but if your pressure washer is working correctly there is no way that bucket will last that long. 5 gallon bucket 2.4 gpm. I think maybe your thinking gallon per hour? Or something because at 2.4 gpm. That bucket is going to last barely over 2 minutes. Hope it's a small job. Or that you brought a chain gang to keep em coming.
@@NefsTech I stumbled across this looking for backlash of running a pressure wash without water. That being said have you ever run out? And if so, any major complications from wich?
finally, someone that sees through this downers' retarded scam. you would LITERALLY NEED DOZENS OF 5 GALLON BUCKETS OF WATER IN ORDER TO COMPLETE ANY JOB THAT'S MORE THAN A FEW MINUTES LONG.
@@NefsTech no.. the way of using the pump are wrong.. :( Think again. How to remove the sir bubble. Like this method, you will mess up the system. Even the best pressure puml also will get overheat. ..
@@francisTKY I have tested it with a drum bucket and water pressure pump in the woods where you can’t get water I connect it with a pressure washer and a Generator and it does work
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Thank you..Finally, I can used my pressure washer without a hose hook up- I appreciate that you made this video.
I didn't know you could do this. Thank you. Great video.
You bet!
That's exactly what I was looking for! Thanks for the great video!!
Thank you for taking the time to explain this
Thank you brother
thankyou so much thats a great idea, i can use my pw as a water pump ...ty.
Thank you for this video. It saved me a lot of time.
Glad it helped!
I was wonder if I could do this cuz I don't have access to a water faucet . Thanks for the video
Your welcome thank you for watching
Thanks!!! Great vid
Great video 👍🏻🙏🏼 keep up the great work. This video solved my problem. 🙏🏼thank you!
Thank you so much
Yes, Great video. Very good explanation! Sometimes pro video makers assume we understand everything + I need things elementary. Appreciate Your taking time to make this (I work @ a State Park and this will come on very handy!!, due to lack of water connections)
May God bless + help You prosper with your TH-cam channel, and in ALL🙏
Thanks soooooo!
Thank you very much. Great work.
Thanks for the info. Just what I needed!
Great video , thank you for the info 😁
Good video, thank you.
This good for just running your washer out of gas during winter prep.
Awesome video. Thank you!!
My pleasure!
Thank you awesome video
perfect!! thanks
Awesome video! Thanks Nef!
My pleasure!
Thank you. This was helpful!
Well done mate...Great vid
agreed!
Thx dude
Thanks
👍 thanx bro
Are there other size tanks I can use if I need a lot of water?
Great video!!!
Thank you!!
Cool video
Thank you, Nef!!
Thanks broo good info🔥🔥
No thank you
Thank you so much!!
No problem
These parts made me laugh 🤣
5:26 **hose shoots right off**
8:36 "This bucket right here" **hose falls out**
Thank you
Awesome thanks
No problem!
Will it work - probably - will it work WELL.. I seriously doubt it. I believe average water pressure in a home is about 60PSI (probably less if you have your own well/pump); so without the assistance of the engine your standard water supply is 60PSI, the engine/pump multiplie that pressure. With your method, you have ~0 PSI from the source (bucket), so your using the power of the pump to pull water from the bucket to the pump; thus you're using a significant portion of the pump's ability just to pull the water to the pump and giving up final output. I'm not an engineer but I'd guess if you have a 3000 PSI pressure washer configured the way you have it here, you're probably giving up 1000 PSI.
Yes you are right but this is only for emergency you can connect a water pump to give you the constant water pressure I tested it with a generator running the water pump and it works good.thanks for commenting
... and Nef did show us, it blasts fairly well (for needed occasions) Thanks Nef👍
Is that a direct drive, or gear driven machine?
👌🏾👌🏾
Cool thanks
Subaru power washer is the best 💯
Yes
Model name?
If watch the video close at the end one water hose run from the house to pressure washer n a sun faded hose runs across green water hose into bucket. When he ran pressure washer at first it was bucket probably. N then pressure washer was running from home . Watch video close at end
First I use the green hose to fill up the bucket then I connect one end of the house to the pressure washer and the other end Goes into the bucket
I'm sorry but if your pressure washer is working correctly there is no way that bucket will last that long. 5 gallon bucket 2.4 gpm. I think maybe your thinking gallon per hour? Or something because at 2.4 gpm. That bucket is going to last barely over 2 minutes. Hope it's a small job. Or that you brought a chain gang to keep em coming.
I have tested it with a drum bucket and water pressure pump in the woods where you can’t get water I connect it with a pressure washer and a Generator
@@NefsTech by drum bucket are we talking 55 gal drum? Because at that I haven't any argument.
@@NefsTech I stumbled across this looking for backlash of running a pressure wash without water. That being said have you ever run out? And if so, any major complications from wich?
finally, someone that sees through this downers' retarded scam. you would LITERALLY NEED DOZENS OF 5 GALLON BUCKETS OF WATER IN ORDER TO COMPLETE ANY JOB THAT'S MORE THAN A FEW MINUTES LONG.
Yeah it doesn’t work
If you could use a stream or creek I can see the value in this
Any debris from water like that will ruin a pressure washer
:) !
Not the right way..
I know what your going to say that I need a pressure pump
@@NefsTech no.. the way of using the pump are wrong.. :(
Think again. How to remove the sir bubble.
Like this method, you will mess up the system. Even the best pressure puml also will get overheat. ..
The step are wrong.
By right if you got it right. You DO NOT NEED EXTRA GALLON of water at all.
I setle them within 5 second. :(
@@francisTKY I have tested it with a drum bucket and water pressure pump in the woods where you can’t get water I connect it with a pressure washer and a Generator and it does work
@@NefsTech do you have a video to share? Yes. Need a generator to powerup the water puml