second story nozzle kit?

[DontRevMe]

http://www.briggsandstratton.com/us...ccessories/pw-second-story-nozzle-kit-6177web

browsing around orchard supply hardware today i ran into these... Anyone use them? comments?

 

[Chris Francis]

I use them a lot work great with 4gpm machines.

 

[socalkol]

or just go to pressuretek/powerwashstore/southside equipment and tell them ur gpm and psi and that u want a j rod setup with the nozzles u need.. Mush easier then having individual nozzles.

 

[Chris Francis]

I agree with you Jeff but I still have go bac to using the old tips when someone my truck misplaces the jrod so yes those tips work in a jam.

 

[socalkol]

Im all for backups Chris but if they can misplace a JROD that is 5x the size of a single nozzle id imagine those single nozzles would already be long gone

 

[Chris Francis]

they lost one just because they left it on the bumper we drove off with out check the area before leaving it was simple mistake.

 

[Ralph Q]

they lost one just because they left it on the bumper we drove off with out check the area before leaving it was simple mistake.

Happened to me last year and the customer that I left it at, called me yesterday to have the driveway and gutters cleaned again. What a coincidence. Oh now I carry four jrods with me at all times.

 

[Rapid HotClean]

they lost one just because they left it on the bumper we drove off with out check the area before leaving it was simple mistake.

Happened to me last year and the customer that I left it at, called me yesterday to have the driveway and gutters cleaned again. What a coincidence. Oh now I carry four jrods with me at all times.

I hate losing stuff, but then again who doesn't. About 90% of the time it's avoidable.

Last month it was a $75 Unger brush pole. Ground man's bad. But my bad for not verifying inventory before leaving. Have no idea where it is so bought another. That makes the new pole worth $150!

Last week I pulled out and left two trailer wheel chocks. Arg...stupid me.

 

[Tiger Pressure Wash]

I'm usually good about inventory check but a handful of times I got caught balancing too many things between my personal and my business life, and have forgot behind something.
Just last week I left one of my lances.
Customer called and let me know and left it on the front porch.

 

[Rance]

Last Sat. night I left my SC at Chick-fil-A. Sunday afternoon the owner called and told me about it. I still can't believe I left it behind. I should have been fired for that! LOL As far as soap tips go I don't use the ones Allen posted. I have two J-rod set ups I use. Like them shooter tips Jim!

 

[814jeffw]

As they say,.."A place for everything, and everything in its place"

Practicing this allows for a quick glance at the end of "pack up" to make sure all is there.

Jeff

 

[Rance]

As they say,.."A place for everything, and everything in its place"

Practicing this allows for a quick glance at the end of "pack up" to make sure all is there.

Jeff

That's right.

 

[Doug Rucker]

And a walk around the property before leaving will help too....

 

[Christopher]

Always do walkarounds of the property and trailer to make sure nothing is left and nothing will blow out of the trailer on the highway, make sure everything is secure (especially hoses) before leaving the property.

 

[Paul Kassander]

I can't believe it was still there rance

 

[Guy Blackmon]

Nozzle set-up on the left is all we've used (Just about) since 2009. Fan nozzle & our shooter tip reaches the top of 3 story apartment peaks.

 

[Steven Button]

What size of fan tip Guy?

 

[Guy Blackmon]

1540.........Oh your package is on it's way Steven

 

[socalkol]

1540.........Oh your package is on it's way Steven

I need to follow your guys around and learn some technique... if my smallest Fan was a 15 porch overhangs would make me feel like i was in a swimming pool daily with our high GPM machines

 

[Steven Button]

1540.........Oh your package is on it's way Steven

Thanks Guy!