November 18th, 2009 
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In most pressure cleaning equipment, the pump motor is turned on and off at the machine. The operator, however, may be cleaning as far as 100 feet away. When he wants to stop spraying water he needs a way to stop water flow without walking back to the machine. The trigger gun and unloader provide that kind of control literally at the operator’s fingertips. The valves in the trigger gun and
November 5th, 2009 vdate November 3rd, 2009 vdate 
There are two basic types of pressure pumps in use on pressure washers, the piston pump and the plunger pump. The piston pump is driven with the use of a belt take-off from the drive engine. The plunger pump may be driven with a belt, or a direct drive connection to an electric motor, gas or diesel engine. (more…)
October 28th, 2009 vdate 
This vehicle undercarriage-washing system takes the bending out of cleaning the bottom of all types of vehicles. Easy maneuverability and portability make it a great tool for the shop or home. The industrial size Bottom Feeder TM is perfect for large vehicles and fleet services. We are proud to offer this personal size Mud Cat TM Undercarriage Cleaner as the ideal tool for home use. They both eliminate the need to crawl underneath a vehicle to clean (with 12" of clearance for the Bottom Feeder TM and only 5 ½" for the Mud Cat TM).
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October 9th, 2009 vdate 
Once you have determined what applications you will be performing you will be able to decide what type of unit will work best for your needs.
October 6th, 2009 vdate October 5th, 2009 vdate 
Maximize Your Pressure Washers Effectiveness!
The Classic Hover Style 19 inch Surface Cleaner uses the force generated by your hot or cold-water pressure washer to spin spray nozzles at high speeds (up to 2,000 RPM) in a circular motion, which maximizes cleaning on most flat surfaces. (more…)
September 30th, 2009 vdate 
Every pressure washer needs high pressure nozzles. Spray nozzles are important in obtaining maximum efficiency from your pressure washer. A restrictive orifice or hole at the end of the wand squeezes water to increase velocity and consequently, impact. The smaller the opening of this hole, the higher the pressure rating. (more…)
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