Thanks, Bill. My pressure washer is a Sears, so I'll check on the spinner
there as well as those at Home Depot.
Gerry
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From: "BillR" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sears has a very useful 'spinner' that I use more than any of the others.
Quite effective for cleaning with relative safety. A pinpoint that spins
in
ovals. Works well, but I do think it was about $40.
BillR
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On Behalf Of LarryT
Hi Archer,
Most Pressure Washers use different sized nozzles based on the
application. Mine has a pin point nozzle for concentrating the pressure
along with 5 other nozzles progressively larger for wider areas.
In addition to the ones that came with the Pressure Washer I believe
Home Depot, etc sells additional nozzles for removing paint, cleaning
driveways, etc. Check in the paint dept - at least that's where the stuff
is in the nearby Home Depot, Lowes, etc.
HTH's
From: "archer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I tried a 2200 psi pressure washer on the '83 300D. Really blasted the
dirt
and oil off. Happened to hit a belt with high pressure stream. It blew
rubber right out of the belt; leaving only the fabric. Decided it might
do
the same to a gasket, so I haven't used it since.
If the pressure could be reduced, this would seem to be a good way to
clean
a very dirty greasy engine, but the motor is governed to one speed and
there
is no way to reduce the pressure other than turning the nozzle which
reduces
the pressure too much.
All suggestions appreciated.
Thanks,
Gerry
'83 300D and 240D
