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Matthew Wiswell

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  1. Pressure Washer Buyers Guide

    in Power Tools

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    Thanks a lot for the reply. I really appreciate it. Like I said, my biggest concern was the draw from the different water source (residential houses) that I will be at. Being that my plumbing knowledge stops a soldering a few pipes here and there, I really wasn't sure what I was getting myself into. This was only amplified buy the fact that I have never purchased a pressure washer. I've only borrowed small electronic and lower grade gas washers.

    As far as a pressure washers go, I am in the market for at least a 4 GPM. The dewalt that you purchased is actually on my list along with many others. There is just a lot to choose from with all kinds of different options so I am trying my best to get my homework in before the plunge.

    Thanks again!


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  2. Pressure Washer Buyers Guide

    in Power Tools

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    This question goes out to all folks that own pressure washers or have a great deal of knowledge regarding pressure washers.  Thanks guys!

     

    This is likely a dumb question with a quick response, but I figured I would ask before I drop the big bucks on a new tool.  I am currently looking into the possibility of purchasing a pressure washer in the near future and I am a little unsure about the GPM stat.  More specifically, I am worried about the output GPM of the pressure washer vs the supply at the silcock.  Does anyone know if this is something that I need to worry about?  Does any know if there is a certain cut mark that I need to pay attention too?  I only ask because I plan on purchasing more of a commercial pressure washer, rather than a residential pressure washer.   From what I've seen, the more expensive pressure washers have a higher PSI and GPM and I feel that this is something that I am interested it for my situation.  Can someone please lend me some advice on this matter?

     

    Side note:  I plan to use this pressure washer at several different properties, many of which are 2 stories and one of which is on a well pump.

  3. Craigslist scammers

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    I had the same thing happen to me. I was trying to sell a $4000 road bike in CL and after I posted the add. I had a resonate within minutes. This time though the guy claimed to be in the military and stationed out of country so his shipper had to pick it up for him and he would route me the money via PayPal.

    After this happened. I google this and found out this is happening a lot so I texted the guy back and told him to shove his hand up his a**.


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  12. Getting Rid Of Cable Tv

    in Pub Talk

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    I'm on month 4 of no cable and I have not looked back since. I have HBO Now and Netflix. Plus the local channels. We don't really need much else. Cable TV is dead to me. Way to expensive and definitely not worth it. I am so behind on HBO shows and Netflix that it will be a while before I'm bored. even then though, more content will be added. So I guess I'll never be bored in that sense

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    Bosch 4 Piece 18V CLPK402-181 Giveaway

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    Although I would love to win this set, I will officially pull my self out of the drawing because there are many people on here that our much more deserving. My contribution to many of the subs on this forum are lacking because I am more of a "lurker" than a commenter.

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  15. My bosses workshop

    in In The Shop

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    that's actually the alarm keypad. He does have plumbing in place for heating etc. And it also has sensored velux roof windows that automatically close once it starts raining. He made great money during the building boom here in Ireland. If only them days would return

    Nice! Alarm system, awesome. Plumbing, way cool. Windows, best of all. With you in Ireland, I'm sure they open and close on an hourly basis. Lol. I lived in Galway for a bit and the rain was often and always. Lol

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  17. More new tools

    in Hand Tools

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    I picked the right angle a while back for around the same price and it's the best money you'll ever spend when you need it. I've used it a handful lot of times and it works well. It's locked in a spot in the traveling tool box. 95% of my tools can't say they've achieved that honor.

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