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*KRONIK* wrote:Karcher unit 290 with a 1l foaming liquidpugboy wrote:Interchem have one cheaper and works just as well
they also sell a simple green foam wash which works ok
I took my karcher machine to fix and whilst there a guy was asking about the price and how come theirs was so much more
the karcher guy admitted the interchem one is not bad and that theirs was german made though*KRONIK* wrote:Guys
Anybody try the karcher foam nozzle and liquid?
The interchem cheaper?
Does is attach directly to the handle or i will need an adapter?
*KRONIK* wrote:Guys
Anybody try the karcher foam nozzle and liquid?
*KRONIK* wrote:The 250 nozzle of the 750 one?
Rovin's Audio wrote:these last or they will eventually start to leak ? ...
https://www.amazon.com/Industrial-Swive ... e+fittings
I cyah help yuh deyRovin's Audio wrote:Rovin's Audio wrote:these last or they will eventually start to leak ? ...
https://www.amazon.com/Industrial-Swive ... e+fittings
nobody ?
like i hadda go youtube or read foreign ppl advice alone ....
Rovin's Audio wrote:Rovin's Audio wrote:these last or they will eventually start to leak ? ...
https://www.amazon.com/Industrial-Swive ... e+fittings
nobody ?
like i hadda go youtube or read foreign ppl advice alone ....
HmmmmmmTed_v2 wrote:the karcher one bess for a DIY. i does bring out my one every so often.
*KRONIK* wrote:HmmmmmmTed_v2 wrote:the karcher one bess for a DIY. i does bring out my one every so often.
I still trying to decide.
Next week i'll pass by both hadden and interchem check them out
I have a 1800psi karcherdredman1 wrote:*KRONIK* wrote:HmmmmmmTed_v2 wrote:the karcher one bess for a DIY. i does bring out my one every so often.
I still trying to decide.
Next week i'll pass by both hadden and interchem check them out
Saw the same karcher foam nozzle in Allied yesterday for $169.
If u already have an electric karcher p/washer its a great accessory - it works really well. There's an adjust dial on it to control the foaming level (i.e. the amount of wash it uses).
The karcher liquid is not a necessity for the nozzle, as there are other foaming washes on the market you can use. The karcher liquid foams pretty decent, but I personally find it a bit expensive. As someone mentioned above, interchem has a couple foaming wash options and I believe those may be cheaper.
Where is allied located i need two of theese asap*KRONIK* wrote:I have a 1800psi karcherdredman1 wrote:*KRONIK* wrote:HmmmmmmTed_v2 wrote:the karcher one bess for a DIY. i does bring out my one every so often.
I still trying to decide.
Next week i'll pass by both hadden and interchem check them out
Saw the same karcher foam nozzle in Allied yesterday for $169.
If u already have an electric karcher p/washer its a great accessory - it works really well. There's an adjust dial on it to control the foaming level (i.e. the amount of wash it uses).
The karcher liquid is not a necessity for the nozzle, as there are other foaming washes on the market you can use. The karcher liquid foams pretty decent, but I personally find it a bit expensive. As someone mentioned above, interchem has a couple foaming wash options and I believe those may be cheaper.
But i want something that can work with other pressure washers as i usually wash at my padna's carwash
But that price rel good tho
Daiz down southwagonon20's wrote:Where is allied located i need two of theese asap*KRONIK* wrote:I have a 1800psi karcherdredman1 wrote:*KRONIK* wrote:HmmmmmmTed_v2 wrote:the karcher one bess for a DIY. i does bring out my one every so often.
I still trying to decide.
Next week i'll pass by both hadden and interchem check them out
Saw the same karcher foam nozzle in Allied yesterday for $169.
If u already have an electric karcher p/washer its a great accessory - it works really well. There's an adjust dial on it to control the foaming level (i.e. the amount of wash it uses).
The karcher liquid is not a necessity for the nozzle, as there are other foaming washes on the market you can use. The karcher liquid foams pretty decent, but I personally find it a bit expensive. As someone mentioned above, interchem has a couple foaming wash options and I believe those may be cheaper.
But i want something that can work with other pressure washers as i usually wash at my padna's carwash
But that price rel good tho
Parvin wrote:Would you guys know if Bhagwansinghs has a good quality set of Wire Crimpers and Wire strippers ?
I've never seen a WS for sale in Trinidad. That said, I believe that they are fantastic for what they are intended for: putting an edge on small to medium blades in a hurry.amd-dude wrote:Anyone ever saw this down here?
https://www.amazon.com/Work-Sharp-WSKTS ... harp&psc=1
Was just wondering before I order it, cause as Royal Castle says, support T&T, buy local.
amd-dude wrote:Anyone ever saw this down here?
https://www.amazon.com/Work-Sharp-WSKTS ... harp&psc=1
Was just wondering before I order it, cause as Royal Castle says, support T&T, buy local.
amd-dude wrote:Yea I'm gonna use it to sharpen quickly mostly kitchen knives, I know it will convex the edge but I guess I'm at that age now that I want convenience more than anything. I do use a couple whetstones but they are so time consuming. I still have a lansky diamond system for my pocket knives and I'll keep using that for my good knives.
Car, how much did it cost to clear it if you can recall, thinking about just getting the ken onion edition one time and later on purchasing the belt grinder attachment.