PRESSURE WASHER HOSE LENGTH
One of the questions many new pressure washing professionals have is how much pressure washer hose length do I need? Typically, new pressure washing professionals start out with a portable pressure washer. And one of loyal YouTube channel viewers is inquiring about this very thing. We always recommend starting out with a BELT DRIVE pressure washer because it is far more reliable for commercial use. In addition, you can connect to a buffer tank to draw water.
PORTABLE PRESSURE WASHER
When using a portable pressure washer, there is no need for any more than 100 feet of hose. With proper set up of the portable machine, you can easily get 200 feet of coverage because you are using two different hoses collectively. You could easily add an additional 50 foot spare hose for larger projects. But we recommend 100 foot of initial pressure wash hose for portable units. In addition, our experience is that a one wire hose is much easier to manage because they are lighter in weight. The two wire hose is heavier, doesn’t last any longer, and costs more.
HOOK UP MECHANICS
Another consideration with portable pressure washer hose length is how you will hook it up. There are couple different options to choose from. First, you could use quick connects to connect hoses as needed. A second option is a 3/8 inch coupler. This is the best option if you are storing the hose on any type of hose reel. The quick connects take up more straight space than the coupler which makes the circular hose reel wrapping much more challenging. So you would need to decide if you’re rolling the 100 foot hose up together with the 50 foot hose for storage.
PORTABLE PRESSURE WASHER WITH HOSE REEL
One great option we offer at Doug Rucker Store is a portable pressure washer with hose reel. We also remove all the bend restrictors from every hose because they are a huge nuisance to work with. The bend restrictors trap water which causes rust. Finally, check out some of the FAQs about the various training opportunities we provide in the Houston area.
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