Hello all. New to this forum. Have been lurking for a while but finally decided to post here. Anyways one thing I realized is that everything ends up costing a lot more than you think. I buy a new pump and budget around it thinking it will only be $300, only to realize “oh I need this fitting” or “oh this doesn’t fit, need an adapter for that” Next thing I know I spent another $100 on fittings adapters and pipes! Also replaced all of the fittings and quick connects on my machine and lance since they were rusty and starting to leak. I decided to replace all of the brass with stainless steel and I couldn’t believe how much I spent on it all. I think in the past week I spent a few hundred dollars just on fittings and adapters. Anyway thanks for reading this rant/advice.
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It cost $ to make $. It’ll be worth it when you’re raking in the dough washing.
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Once your more familiar with your equipment you will know what size is for what rather then guessing. Consider these hard lessons they will pay off eventually. I’m a firm believer of buy 8 things that may work and return 7 of them after testing what works best.
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I picked up 35 fittings the other day that were all the wrong size. Wasn’t looking at the righ bin. I got an eye roll when I had to bring them back lol
