Operator Fatigue

[Dan Flynn]

Use velcro to hold open the gun. Holds great and releases very easy.

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Dan Flynn
Timberland Power Wash
www.powerwash.net
Houston, Texas.

[Cavalier]

A tennis ball works pretty well too.

Happy holidays,
Adrian

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[Mike Hughes]

A tennis ball may work, but in the name of safety, consider the velcro. I have never tried either one, but I presume it would be easier to disconnect the velcro then it would to remove the tennis ball.

Safety first!



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Mike Hughes
Everclear
Souderton, PA

[rvagnoni]

Have used the velcro before myself...but prefer the safty of a quick release as Mike stated.

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Rick - Deck Care Plus

[Cody]

<FONT COLOR="orange">Actually I think the Tennis ball is better I use a raquette ball my self it pops out easier and doesn't hold water, By using the ball if the wand ever did get away from you it would most likely pop out.

Cody </FONT c>

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<FONT COLOR="orange">This Busienss is Great

Hydro-Emulsification Surface Preparation Specialist </FONT c>

[Dan Flynn]

Very true with the ball, and I guess both options are good. I just like the Velcro because I can grip the gun in a normal fashion. The ball tends to get in the way.


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Dan Flynn
Timberland Power Wash www.powerwash.net (http://www.powerwash.net)
Houston, Texas.