@@justinsmudde2554 appreciate that. she can practically run things on her own now 😂😂

Thats whats happens when they stick around

No Problem and she says thank you 😁

no problem

What’s an overflow line?

Is there a video for that?

@@WopDaBarber999 yeah, out there in youtube, i forgot which channel it was that showed it, one of the pressure washing channels. If you look at your pw while its running, you will see a valve open and blow off water when your not pulling on trigger for a period of time. You can run a ¼ hose from there into your buffer tank. Easy peasy.

@@bradlwykfulbright this is true for gas power pressure washer only. On electric pressure washer there’s no pressure release valve. From my understanding the electric pressure system completely turns off suction of its internal pump. So you can’t damage your electric pressure. The problem only exist on the water pump creating pressure. You can put a extension electric outlet that has an on and off remote like a Car key remote to shut it down. So that special extension with remote will be in your generator. You then connect the water pumps male plug to it. Simple.

@@pandassudsnshine4125 The transfer pump is what burns out. I got a $100 ryobi one and didn't have an overflow line on it and it burned out before I could rinse all 4 wheels off. Basically get a second hose splitter like in the video and send one to the pressure washer and one back into the tank.

Yea man give it a shot, it’s been working out great for us

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No problem thanks for watching

Appreciate you man

Thank you

Link to that pump?

I’d like a link to the one you use as well

Yes sir let’s get it

She basically can run things on her own lol

Thanks for watching. Hope it helps

No problem

Glad to be of Assistance

@@dreamcleanmobiledetailing will this work with a 4200 psi washer ?

@@sunnydylan8034 yes

Appreciate it

No problem

Did this method help ?

@@edgarapolonio1334 yes it did

appreciate it

Thanks man!

My pump is still running strong I bought a second one just to have in the truck

Hello, can you help me with the wiring diagram?

Yea I believe I can make that happen

Is there a video what you describing it sound interesting

this gives you almost instant access to water from your pressure washer

Didn’t even think of this but will do!

I have the same set up but my pump is bigger than that one

@@32sheek what size pump do you have

@@dreamcleanmobiledetailing I was wondering can you burn out the water pump motor if the pressure not running

@@RTECAKETV 1hp 534 gallons per hour

No the pump pulls the water out of the tank and pushes it to the pressure washer as well

No problem hope you were able to get setup

Appreciate it bro! Just trying to share some information

Only problem I'm running to now is it' works but it's not a constant pressure it gets weak every other minute

With the pump attached? Unless it’s a bad pump the pump shouldn’t stop pushing water. Here’s how I would diagnose I would first attach the pump to the tank to where water could enter into the pump and plug it in to turn it on. And watch the water come out the opposite end . If you have a steady flow of constant pressure you know the pump is doing it’s job and it’s something on the pressure washer side You can check pressure washer by plugging it into a water connect from the house and see if your losing pressure. Also check on how long your hoses are coming to and from the pump. It may be pushing but loses pressure as it goes through the hoses

@@dreamcleanmobiledetailing i got it from tank to small hose to pump cut it on and it's coming out at a good rate maybe my hose is to long on the end hooking to pressure washer. It'll run good and then seem to run out of water after a few seconds

Cause i see both your hoses are small, my hose on the opposite end of pump going to washer is roughly 50ft it's maybe to long..

Thank you

Yea that’s why I made this video I couldn’t find any videos either

My cap was already on the tank when I purchased it. But if you go to your nearest plumbing retail store they can outfit your tank for you with the right fittings

i recommend purchasing a generator

Are the hoses coming to and from your pump too long? The shorter the better If you connect the pump to the tank and leave the outlet hose open (not connected to the pressure washer) plug the pump up and if water comes out strong it’s the pressure washer. If not then you need to check your hoses if they aren’t super long you have a issue with your pump. Unless your water source is sitting on a crazy incline or something

Ferguson plumbing supply

Cool, anything I can do to help

check your nearest plumbing retail store. they may not have this exact piece but they can find the firings you need to connect what you want

Yes you can… I probably get abt 4-6 months out of one pump doing anywhere from 4-6 cars a day for 7 days a week and it comes with a rebuild kit.

It running continuously but i use a gas pressure washer that has a release valve so if its just too much pressure. the pressure washer will release it. but there's never a delay when i squeeze the trigger

the pumps aren't built to last forever but they are 80 bucks last extremely long for the price we do eventually need to replace them

We use generators. If you don’t have one. I would suggest using power at your client location until you get one

Great question! But it’s just like using a water hose connected to a house the worse thing that could happen would be a leak at the hose ends if it isn’t taped up correctly. But it also depends on your pressure washer. If your using a gas pressure washer, they have release valves where it releases water when there is too much build up. Electric pressure washers pump has a auto cut off when it’s not being used as well as the pump. I hope I answered your question

@@dreamcleanmobiledetailing better off install a remote killer switch on the Water transfer pump 👍

@@NEWNATURE777 gotcha will look into it today