Probably, it’s reduced down to 1/4" for the injector barb.
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To whom did she say that? @garry.cooper 
Ok, just curious.
@dcbrock you still using that exact unit? I may get one if it handles its business.
Game changer for me recently was the grinder and the reusable 3/8 fittings for pressure hoses. Now I can cut off the busted end when it blows, attach the temp
Fitting and keep washing in 5 minutes and finish my jobs until I get to a hydraulic shop to get the end crimped on. I’m not throwing my hose away. I’ll keep fixing 150 ft hose until it’s a 2 ft whip line.
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What reusable fittings are you using?
That’s not how it works lol I mean it’s not like hose has a indefinite life span.
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Don’t repair hose. Throw it away when you get a blow out
Agreed. After a second blowout, the whole hose becomes a huge liability. Who’s to say someone won’t be walking by and get smacked in the face the next time it blows?
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Well my blowout isn’t the hose. It’s the ends! I love the hose company hose, but when I use hot water the outer casing gets soft and the crimps slip off the end. I should have specified my bad
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I used to use the hottest water available when I first started out thinking it was making a difference. I went through several hoses and every time it was when the water was at high heat. Now if I use heat I stay down to about 150 to 170
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I stay around 150 now but over time it still seems to slip off. I’ll drop it to 140 and keep dropping it till it doesn’t slip off
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Some guy named David K!
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The smallest 12v valve teejet makes is 3/4" and it works great. I’m sure 1" works good too. I would think the mix or water would end up filling the entire valve when down streaming but that’s just a guess. Maybe it just trickles through?
@Redjess Hey Jesse, if you get the Teejet 12v valve get it in 3/4" and get the 3 way. It’ll last longer if you flush it everyday. The two way valve would work but you’d have to fill up a couple 5 gallon buckets to flush it. It’s much easier just hitting your off button on the remote and it automatically goes to pulling water. We’ll worth the additional $75 or whatever it is.
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Thanks @marinegrunt for the explanation on the 3 way. I need to get that one.
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Bahaha, I must assure you @garry.cooper she did not say that about this UCF Knight, but maybe she was referring to a certain swamp creature population?
(oh look, my gloves jumped off my hands)
Wireless backup camera, mounted back of trailer.
Before
After
Installed a power switch to turn it on when needed
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Yeah I bet you drive a Ford that backs your trailer up for you too, huh?
And fix your headliner! Jeebus.
