How do you use your Turbo Nozzle?

[HeavyChevy]

My turbo is the only thing I have found that will removethe tendrils left on brick after ivy has been pulled off. The ivy leaves a "skeleton" on the brick and you need at least a 15 degree tip at close range to get them off, which is EXTREMELY time consuming (brick by brick). The turbo knocks the job out real quick!

 

[Aplus]

Bryan,
You just have to make sure the turbo nozzle doesn't scar the brick.

Bricks are not created equal. Some are very hard and durable, while others are softer and can suffer damage from a turbo.

Always test somewhere inconspiuous so you can find out if the brick will be damaged. Don't want to damage some bricks right in the middle of a customers' house.

 

[CaroliProWash]

Turbo use

My favorite use for the turbo tip is the edge the sidewalk and driveway - it'll rip away anything growing across the cement and the flapping grass always makes the kids laugh

 

[DanKes]

http://mysite.verizon.net/vze384b3/

Here is a link to a temporary website for a recent job that I did. The entire job was almost entirely done with turbo nozzles.

 

[jkajac38]

does anybody recomend a brand of turbo?

 

[DanKes]

I use Suttner, run between $30 & $45 depending of the psi & gpm.

 

[OrangeCrest]

My Turbo nozzle was great, until I burnt up, LOL!! I guess it couldn't handle the heat...

 

[OrangeCrest]

Originally posted by DanKes
http://mysite.verizon.net/vze384b3/

Here is a link to a temporary website for a recent job that I did. The entire job was almost entirely done with turbo nozzles.

Hey Dan;

Nice comparison pics... Makes me want to go out and replace the nozzle I burnt up...