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TSI wrote: ↑Mon Jan 08, 2018 10:02 pm I found this one on my phone, will have to swing by land to get a better one, I weld mine together so they don't move

TSI wrote: ↑Thu Nov 10, 2016 10:06 am nozzle.pnghago nozzle.pngGalvanized is fine 1/4 works great, I use the pressure washer nozzles listed from Mcmaster car, I run 2 nozzles, then the external nozzle (nuk) using the Hago oil burner nozzle listed on ebay anything from 1.0 GPH to 1.5 GPH with a 45 degree tip. I use 1.4-1.8 gmp 1000psi -1400 psi electric pressure washers, the air requirements are 4.0 CFM at 40 psi, total cost in the gun minus air and pressure washer line is about $50. I run 3 guns at at time, the slope is 150 ft long, all of my lines are buried I have 3 stations with air, power and water. I run a pressure washer at each station for a combined total of about 4.5 GPM output, the water meter is good for 6 GPM with no inline pressure regulator, if running at your house you might be limited to 2-3 GPM. I run the air line out of the ground to 5 gallon tanks that work as moisture accumulators and help cool the pressurized air. I use 2 air compressors that run off a signal pressure switch that are set to come on at 60 psi and cut off at 80 psi, they are both 220 volt rated at 15 cfm each at 40 psi. Since you do not need high air pressure, I recommend turning your pressure switch down other wise your compressor will be running way to much to try to get to 125 -135 psi to shut off, running a lower PSI allows it to cycle more and run for a shorter period of time, plus those old compressor tanks are ticking time bombs slowly rusting from the inside, would not push them at the higher PSI.