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About 3 years ago I was washing a big 2 story. Then about 2/3 way through I wasn't getting water. I ran around checked all hose's then shut down machine. As. I got to pressure washer I heard pump starting to sing.. shut it down got home owner and told him l lost water pressure. Then he tells me he shut off water because plumber called and was on his way to put in new water tank. Needless to say I wasn't happy and told him he may have just caused my pump to go bad.and it would be 1400.00 to replace it. He turned water back on and everything was fine. I got job done before plumber got there. I didn't tell or scream at him just explained everything. He was fine and gave me another big job. So everything turned out well.

Watching your videos have really open my eyes to this market that's available in my country Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹. Just today I was mentioning to my friend about the possibility of quitting my current job to explore this market because of the informative videos and advices from you ....

So I just got a Simpson 4200 PSI, 4gpm machine with the Cat pump. I don't need a buffer tank correct? If so, do you think I would need a pump in between the machine and tank?

My dad has owned his own shop since I was a kid, I just showed him quote iq for my new exterior business n he was very impressed with how professional it looks and works

Hi mike, i have a 8pgm what buffer tank do u recommend im also running a honda 300psi for softwashing

I have a 2.5gpm however live rural so often run into houses that have extremely low pressure at that tap. Would you recommend having a buffer tank in my case even though its only a 2.5gpm?

I have a 55gal drum for water and a 5gpm 3k machine. Will I starve my pump if I gravity feed it from the tank?

I hear a lot of people talk negatively about tote tanks. What do you think about them and what would you recommend?

Mike I have a question about quote iq and didn’t get an email back! I’ve been using it for awhile, and I have such a simple question. Just want to know if there is a way to add a tip option on invoices after they are done? I’m in statesboro so I’ll come find you for a beer if I have to🤣

What tip is he using ?

I have not yet seen all of your Videos , but just curious on the water side of things cost , pros/cons. Advantage disadvantage of being and using your own water tank. Like what gallons could cover what square feet and stuff. Again love the channel hope you see this.

Do you recommend combining two pressure washers when needed to get more gpm? And would it have to be the same gpm?

New mic camera nice 👍.

I'm starting up this spring with a gas powered 4.2 gpm and was going to add a buffer tank but it sounds like it be no help to me at all

I’ve got a 4.7GPM and I’m getting a 65gallon buffer tank for the homes that have well water and so I can use my bypass. So inconvenient having to stay on that trigger all the time.

I am interested in upgrading my rig to a 10 GPM machine. I know you said 100 gallons would be on the bottom end. What would you say is the ideal buffer tank size for 10GPM? Weight is no concern with my truck. Also, I hear people speak negatively about tote tanks and I wanna know why and what kind of tank would you recommend?

You from Savannah?

How much is the full course?

You still haven't said what size tank that you need. example 100 gallon tank, a 75 gal, 05 a 40 gal wate tank....

Wondering if any of you know this, I'm looking to up my gpm, can I set up 2 pressure washers that are not the same psi/gpm together or do they need to be equals?

What’s Are the cons if a 2.5 gpm has a buffer tank ?

True dat, but I don’t call it a buffer tank, I call it a water tank or a storage tank or a supply tank because although a “buffer” is generally inserted between the source and the end point, the word buffer means to lessen the effect at the end point from what was produced at the source. But we all know that the reason we use a “buffer” tank is to increase the effect at the end point. So I think it is more accurately descriptive to just call it a water tank.

5:35......600 gallons per minute.....🤣😂

4gpm on a well?

Why doesn't your guy have a swivel near the gun?

So with the math given, a 100 gal buffer is sufficient for a 5.5 gal machine ?

I love this vid, but I think you used gpm instead of gph at one point! (Even Einstein made mistakes) 🤦🏻‍♀️👍👊

No, you do not need one!

I’m gonna be honest man I watched your video to try to see the buffer tank and when you start rambling on all the stuff about your class and advertising, you completely lost me and I stopped the video

it would be nice if you just showed the price without me having to give you my phone number and email address