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first thing i checked. thanks,

thanks but not that either. i've used multiple nozzles with the same result and all are brand new.

thanks but not that. have used multiple nozzles on 2 different guns.

tried it again this morning with the same results. ruled out the snub nose attachment by using the wand that came with the power washer and had the same issue. i also removed the inlet screen to make sure that wasn't clogged at it was clean.

i bought a craftsman 2800 psi / 2.3 gpm gas pressure washer (briggs and stratton engine) and the foam cannon / snub nose attachment from adams. when i first got the pressure washer i used it a few times for a couple minutes with no issues. i was finally able to wash my truck for the first time using the foam cannon today. hooked it up and started the pressure washer and installed a 40 degree 2000psi tip to the adams snub nose attachment. pulled the trigger and the tip shot off the gun in one pressure release then the water dribbled out slow. put the tip back on and the same thing happened. stopped the washer and made sure everything was hooked up correctly and it was. restarted it and everything was fine. used the 40 degree tip to rinse off my truck then connected the foam cannon and everything was fine. i washed my truck them installed the 40 degree tip again to rinse it off and the tip shot off in one large pressure release then low pressure. i could not get it to produce pressure. i made sure everything was connected properly and none of the fittings were leaking. checked the inlet screen and nothing there. still no pressure. finished rinsing my truck with the regular hose and tried the pressure washer again with different tips and still no pressure. it shoots the tip off with the first trigger pull with one big pressure release then it goes to low pressure. you can hear the engine picking up when i release the trigger and the hose stiffening with pressure but when you pull the trigger there is one pressure release then low pressure. any ideas what may be happening? thanks,

Ok I found the right fittings for my snub nose. I outifitted my air hose and garden hose with quick disconnect fittings to make hooking everything up easy. The other question now is what is a good hose? The hose that comes with the pressure washer is garbage. I bought a new one from Northern Tool but it isn't that good either. It still wants to coil up easily and it kinks easily. Any recommendation on a good hose?

I currently have all my bottles stored on a deep shelf in the garage but that's not the best way to store them in my opinion since they are all stacked behind each other. Always hard to see what you have. I have a spot on the wall where I could put a long shallow shelf to store the bottles in a long single file line. Anyone have theirs stored like this? I'm looking for ideas on how to build the shelf. Not interested in cabinets or deep shelves - thanks but I'm looking for anyone who has an idea or an actual shallow shelf to hold the bottles. Thanks,

I bought a craftsman pressue washer from Lowe's yesterday and I ordered Adam's snub nose attachment. It's the Craftsman 2800 PSI 2.3 GPM gas washer with Briggs and Stratton engine. Of course Adam's snub nose attachment doesn't fit the hose the washer came with - wrong fitting. Where can i buy a hose with the correct fitting at both ends, for the washer and the snub nose. I'd like a complety new hose instead of just some adapter on the hose that came with it. The hose that came with it is too stiff. I'd prefer a more pliable hose. Any idea where i can find something like this?

never heard of such a thing. where can i find them? thanks,

Washed my truck this weekend and I had something on the paint that I couldn't get off. Some thick liquid dripped on my truck and ran down the side about 5 inches. It's clear and hard now. I got a little bit off spraying it with All Purpose Cleaner and scratching it with my finger nail but I can't get it all off. Any ideas? I tried the clay bar - didn't remove it at all.

it was previously determined to not be single stage

I have rubber liners in my truck and Weathertech in my Jeep. I take them out the vehicle, rinse them off, spray with all purpose cleaner, scrub with my tire brush, rinse, let air dry and they look great again.

Here are a few pics. It was getting dark out so not the best pics and its white so its not as obvious but this jeep hasn't looked this good since it was bought I think. It was in kinda rough shape when I bought it 1.5 years ago. Now the paint is smooth like a new paint job. Pretty good shine and reflection in it too. I'm satisfied for an almost 15 yr old Jeep that has been out in the elements until I bought it.

anyone try the ceramic boost alone yet? i would be interested in using it over paint sealant on one vehicle and over americana wax on another vehicle.

welcome from Texas!