Recent content by Ryanm86

Looks like a Radial pump.

Would be surprised if it were diaphragm. Most likely 3 piston axial cam. Very common in the hobby washers. They are very temperamental and typically don't last long maybe 100-200 hours on average. Depends on how much you spent $$$$. They are exposed to allot of heat and vibration from the engine...

Hello my name is Ryan I am co-owner of RHINO in Houston, TX. Prior to this New Venture I was a Supervisor for a Environmental Company where I mainly worked inside various Plants in the Houston area. We traditionally would use 20,000-40,000 psi to clean many different items. I usually ran a crew...

Sorry Adam, your correct I need to fill in My info will do ASAP. Just kinda jumped in while the water was warm. My primary service area is the heights and surrounding areas but we are not against driving further if it is worth it. That dodge looks nice did you have a graphics co. do that?

How are you feeding it? Tank or hose?

I staying out of this one.[pc]

I agree, adjust pressure with the tips, I know you are probably thinking that if you can reduce the gpm your water tank will last longer. But in reality a high gpm will save you time by flushing the dirt away faster. These are the details that if you get hung up on them will cause you to make a...

Whats an Adam?[wsmile]

Jay, think of it this way, at 4gpm you will burn 240 gallons per hour. So that basically gives you a little over an hour of gun time. How fast you can wash the house is up to you. Take into consideration that you will not be able to use every last drop of the tank due to the lack of water...

Jason you need to tell us the kind of jobs you will tackle. Will it be a part time thing for you? Your experience if any. Things like that will help us to better answer your question. Also your budget.

i am going to assume you mean 2.8 gpm and suggest that you take the air filter assembly apart crank the engine and start spraying carb cleaner into the carb. if you need to get the rpms up use a little starting spray. Let it run a good 15 mins after that. See if it improves. May have built up...

Is that the original engine seems a little small to be pushing 3.8 gpm at 3000 psi. You may need an 11hp