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Cat Powerwash
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A 35 gal. float tank will keep up with a 8 gpm at continuous use? spigots around here put out usually around 5 gpm. When using a surface cleaner, the tank wont run dry?
Mark
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The 35# gallon tank would be fine if you had an adequate water supply.
Drawing 8 gpm out with 5 GPM in and you will run out in 11 minutes.
Stay with your 200 gallon tank, providing you are getting 5 GPM in to your
tank, and you start with a full tank your run time would between 60 and 65
minutes, a 325# gallon tank would run around 70 minutes with 5 GPM in,
and 8 GPM out.
How long do you want to run before stopping to allow tank to fill back up?
How much room do you have for a water tank?
Drawing 8 gpm out with 5 GPM in and you will run out in 11 minutes.
Stay with your 200 gallon tank, providing you are getting 5 GPM in to your
tank, and you start with a full tank your run time would between 60 and 65
minutes, a 325# gallon tank would run around 70 minutes with 5 GPM in,
and 8 GPM out.
How long do you want to run before stopping to allow tank to fill back up?
How much room do you have for a water tank?
Cat Powerwash
New Member
well we wont be running continuous when washing houses, (applying chems. shocking gutters). when doing deck work and concrete cleaning its usually straight washing. Will this tank work?
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