What Turbo Nozzle Should I Buy??

[Mirage Cleaners]

I need some advice on what turbo nozzle I should buy. I'm looking for something with good quality at a reasonable price.

My machine is 3500 psi, 5.3 gpm, 20 HP engine. What size do I need?

Thanks to all who reply!

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[Dave Olson]

We have been using Comet rotary nozzles for the last few years. They have been serving us preaty well. Suggest that you get the smaller (physical size) nozzle. These run faster(rpm)seem to clean better. The larger(physical size) don't seem to come into there own until you get over 5000 psi.

You should use the same size rotary nozzle as you use on your machine on a regular basis. My chart shows that a 3500 psi machine should use a 5.5 nozzle to deliver 5.2 gpm.

We have been paying around $50 for these nozzles.

Dave Olson

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[Hotwaterwizard]

Giant and Sutner are the longest lasting ones I know of and the parts for them are interchangeable.

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[Mirage Cleaners]

Thanks for the advice guys! However, I haven't been able to find where to buy a Comet or Suttner turbo nozzle.

I was hoping to have it for a job on Saturday. Any suggestions??

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[Accu-Wash]

I've had good luck with Dirt Killers removing paint from cement pool bottoms. The plastic covers fall off but they've held up well otherwise. Ordered mine from ********** . I use a #7.

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[Mark Dadian]

Act now and you might be able to get it overnight shipped to you from Dultmeier Sales (both Giant and Suttner Turbos) pg 75 in their catalog. 1-800-553-6975.

Hope this helps.

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GBU

Mark A. Dadian