What kind of sprayer nozzles does it have and pressure levels will it do?
We moved the water tower back to the kitchen so, water pressure should be ok.
Are the heating elements hard to get?
I have a gen we can use.
Niklas
At 12:28 AM 7/17/01 -0500, you wrote:
>I have access to a pressure washer, but it hasn't been used in more than a
>year, so I'm not sure what may have moved in and/or eaten parts of it. The
>heating elements are probably toast, but no big deal. I'll check in the next
>day or so when I get some time (time? wuzzat?)
>
>If it does work, it will need electricity (a 110 portable generator will do
>nicely) and a large supply of water with a typical waterhose connection. I
>was thinking about the cistern next to the kitchen, but it's quite small.
>Not only would it drain real quick, but I'm not sure if there is enough
>water-weight to keep a steady feed to the washer.
>
>The big cistern would probably work for little longer, and should keep a
>strong enough feed, though we'd need a lot of hose to reach from the cistern
>to the kitchen. Either way, this thing eats a LOT of water! I'd plan on
>needing to refill the cistern at least once.
>
>But it sure does make the buggies run. >:]
>
>-- Cedric
>
>
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