Probably but I'd check the manufacturers recommendations first.

Right on Rick! So glad this video offered some help.

Do you have information on a parts list and prices

@@user-wu8ql2xe9z Look in the description area. He has every part listed with a link. I think I wound up with about $177 for everything I bought.

I purchased most of my chemicals at a local power washer store in Virginia Beach. You may have to go to the manufacturers website to find a dealer.

You'll have to replace the ball valve probably twice a year depending upon the volume of usage. SH has a way of destroying everything it touches eventually.

I suggest testing a small, inconspicuous area first before going all in. On new stains, it might work. You may not have any luck with older stains. It just depends.

The wire coming from the battery is a 16 gauge wire if I'm not mistaken. i bought a spool of wire and one of red then I used some heat-shrink tubing over them to keep them together. Hope that helps.

They make more industrial-size valves for the fertilizer application industry. Banjo brand probably makes some oversized automated ball valves.

8gpm

I'm running a 1/4"

@@brandonconfer1615 Hey Brandon that's precisely what I'm running. 1/4"

Are you running your reels live or you just using them for storage? I have mine running live.

I can see you running live in the video I just wasn't sure if you may have changed up to storage or or what.

I can't remember off-hand but I'm sure you could you use the Snipping Tool on a Windows computer to grap a map screenshot. They usually have a drawing feature once you see the image.

I'm with you there. It pays to do the research and build your own rig. You'll have to work on it eventually, so... if you built it, you'll know how to fix it rather than waste your profit paying the local PW store to fix it.

@@williamseith4267 exactly I can’t stand the southeast softwash guy. He sells the same stuff you can get in store for 4 times what it costs. I have a better designed skid that he makes for 1300$

Just like anything exposed to SH... you will have to replace it. How often depends upon I can't say. They're cheap enough to keep an extra on hand, though.

@@williamseith4267 I since found the valve with the 3 way on it. So I can hook up my water tank and bleach tank to the same valve. It will just switch from bleach to water. Switch to water it will flush out the electric valve. Going that route. 75.00 vs 35.00 so its a no brainer.

Between jobs on the same day no need to flush them out, but after your last job during break-down just drop the intake into a bucket of fresh water and leave valve open to flush it

I guess it might be time to change out that pic...lol. I'm actually replying from my personal account now since I sold Neptune Clean the beginning of this year.

So this setup would not be a good fit for a softwash system. You need to build a metering valve setup for that because your mix is usually 50% SH and 50% water. That gives you the 6% bleach strength you need to clean roofs. Downstreaming for siding with a 1-2% mix is ok for this system.

@@williamseith4267 isn't this pretty much like a flowpro

@@iamjacksundyingaddiction6595 I'm not that familiar with the Flowpro which looks like a pretty good product. It also looks like that unit uses an automated DN10 ball value which diverts pressurized water from the pressure washer through the bypass system. I really like that. It's actually a better setup. My system only turns the soap on/off but the flow of water still goes through the downstream valve. All in all that system looks like a pretty good product for the money.

Also, switch polarity on the valve, I connected negative to positive and positive to negative, and it closed.

I'd check how you have the switch wired. If you look closely at the wire colors you can see that the red/white wires from the battery enter the corrugated split tube but when they come out one is red and the other appears to be black. The white wire has "black heat-shrink" tubing on it making it appear to be black but that's the white wire from the batter. Hope that helps

Thanks man, turns out I had bought the wrong valve, it looks identical but it was suppoused to be the auto return, I didn’t realize that at first, I appreciate the quick response though. 🙏🏽

It looks like he did away with the yellow wire bc all I see coming from the light is red wire and black wire.

All the yellow wire is for is the different patterns which you do not need.