Haha, well one day if it ever changes I would be interested in the cause!
I’m using the Hydrotek ANT4C which is 28 inches with my 8 GPM and hot water. Seems to work well, but it is bulky and looking at getting either a 24 or 20 inch one. Why can’t 8GPM run more than 20 inches efficiently, is it just because you have to move it slower?
I run a 24” ground force and it does fine, just move a tad bit slower verse my 19” extreme classic. Seems fine for me….
4 years later lol
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I hope you’re not referring to the stripes you’re getting🤣.
Finally ready to get a new one, is the ground force and whisper wash still the best two options out there?
We have the multiple ultras, classics, and ground forces. The guys prefer the ground force by a high margin. Yes, you do have walk slightly slower, but I guess they prefer that to walking faster but more times. Still use the ultras and classics for tighter spaces. All with 8gpms. Have the ground forces with 4 tips - I’d say very minimal striping at times - but we always post treat so any striping left behind is gone by the time the guys drive off.
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I’d love to have a Ground Force 4 nozzle, but my 19” Ultra 4-shooter works very well too and can still get in tighter spaces
I just ordered the WW classic extreme duty 19". I was kind of in a hurry when I ordered it so I didn’t take the time to research a lot. The guy on the phone told me that it has a 2 tip bar, but I thought there was a 4 tip bar option. I’m guessing whisper wash makes a different bar with 4 tips that I can get for it?
Now here is the real question, on a 19" surface cleaner with 8GPM, does anybody have any experience to provide feed back on whether having 2 tips or 4 tips is better and why? I would think that having 4 tips would cover more area, but from my experience, I thought it would be cool to have two different lines running off my truck and then two of us could run 4GPM tips for pressure washing or rinsing with two 3-7gpm M5 twist nozzles, but I can tell you that having one 8GPM size 9 tip and rinsing with just one m5 is a lot more effective than trying to do it with two different guns at the same time, even though it’s the same flow in the end (like double gunning it). So not sure if it’s worth the investment for me to even research to find and then purchase a 4 bar tip if they make one. It makes sense having 4 tips on my 28" Hydrotek but not sure about the smaller ones.
