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We've been buying, and replacing when rupturing, the cheapest 75 or 100 foot continuous pressure hoses on the market rated at 4000 PSI. The 75s are limited but that's the ideal length for us as we fork lift our equipment setups (we have two) to the middle of our work area and do our work 50 feet...

I'm what I'd call a semi pro; work for the feds. @ a national fish hatchery. Our crew of five PW'd almost 40 hours last month one man on one machine each time (but not always the same man or the same machine); cleaning 23,600 sq feet of concrete of fish containment units, so it's a big part of...

Anyone got a picture showing a return line from unloader to feed tank, quick connected near the top of a feed tank where a hole has been drilled in the tank, allowing the return water to run back into the tank while in by-pass mode? Sorry if I'm using the wrong terminology, but I hope ya'll...

I'm part of a fish hatchery crew working for the fed's (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service). We have a need for speed in quickly prepping 8' wide x 100' long x 1.5' deep (average), concrete raceways that we clean while drained just before we put another round of trout back in them. It takes us about...

I'm an operator of a Mi-TM JCW3504-2MBH; 3500PSI/3.7GPM belt drive for my gov't field station. Honda GX390 and AR pump (not sure of the pump model). We've learned from past mistakes with pressure washers and have really been meticulous with maintenance and operations especially as it relates...

Dual Gun capability, 24-HP Honda, Comet Pump, 4.0 GPM-4.3 GPM using two guns at once. Or can be set up for single gun use found listed in the range between 8.0-8.7 gpm; all at 3000 PSI...

I'm an employee at a national fish hatchery; and as such (being an employee with only recommendation power), I am very limited on the equipment I can push for with respect to dollars, and the setup that we are constrained to work within. There are lots of details that I could get in to about...

I'm looking for an easy, quick, efficient way for our team at a fish hatchery to pressure wash (to remove stubborn, grown-on, green algae) from the walls and floor of concrete, empty fish raceways on a regular basis (once or twice per year) before we put the next cycle of trout in them. We have...