x jet ?

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marco

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hey everyone ! is the x-jet a good investment ?does any one know some good sights to watch it in action?
 
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Chad Cobb

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I have one and hardly ever use it. I changed to down steaming and love it. They both have there uses and the place. Check youtube or maybe Carlos has one bc he is a x-jet man:)
 
New Look

New Look

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chris francis said:
Nice video what is the soap that was being sprayed and can you use xject to wash roofs with how.
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Hey Chris...thanks. The soap is SW1000 Multi-purpose cleaner. In the vid my mix was .5 gal of soap to 4.5 gal of water.

I don't do roofs so I don't know what it will do (the soap). I use this for concrete cleaning and commercial building washes!
 
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chris francis

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Hey Chris...thanks. The soap is SW1000 Multi-purpose cleaner. In the vid my mix was .5 gal of soap to 4.5 gal of water.

I don't do roofs so I don't know what it will do (the soap). I use this for concrete cleaning and commercial building washes!
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Carlos Gonzales I trying to find out how high can the hose draw liquids from vertical distance. I heard of people use 30 -50 hose draw from the xjet on hrizontal plan but can you use that amount hose on vertical plan.
 
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chris francis said:
Carlos Gonzales I trying to find out how high can the hose draw liquids from vertical distance. I heard of people use 30 -50 hose draw from the xjet on hrizontal plan but can you use that amount hose on vertical plan.
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I don't know Chris.

Maybe someone will chime in and offer a hand!!
 
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underpressure

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marco said:
hey everyone ! is the x-jet a good investment ?does any one know some good sights to watch it in action?
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We use them on occasion to reach the top of some of these McMansions here in Boston. They don't seem to last very long. I purchased four of them at the beginning of last season. All of them are beat up. I assume my guys are not the easiest on them though. Down stream is the way to go for the most part. Keeping the chemicals at the truck is key.
I once had to cut out and replace a customers lawn due a spilled bucket. Lot's of hoses being pulled past a bucket, bound to happen.
 
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underpressure said:
We use them on occasion to reach the top of some of these McMansions here in Boston. They don't seem to last very long. I purchased four of them at the beginning of last season. All of them are beat up. I assume my guys are not the easiest on them though. Down stream is the way to go for the most part. Keeping the chemicals at the truck is key.
I once had to cut out and replace a customers lawn due a spilled bucket. Lot's of hoses being pulled past a bucket, bound to happen.
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I would have to agree....I haven't had that problem...yet....but I am sure it will happen!
 
Doug Rucker

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underpressure said:
We use them on occasion to reach the top of some of these McMansions here in Boston. They don't seem to last very long. I purchased four of them at the beginning of last season. All of them are beat up. I assume my guys are not the easiest on them though. Down stream is the way to go for the most part. Keeping the chemicals at the truck is key.
I once had to cut out and replace a customers lawn due a spilled bucket. Lot's of hoses being pulled past a bucket, bound to happen.
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4 x jets a year??? I hve had the same one for like 5 years. What are you guy's running through them? Or doing to them?
 
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