Crazy quick. It dumps 50 gallons in about 20 seconds. Way cheaper than a hydrant meter too. They want something like $600/mo for a hydrant meter around here. I said naw.
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Thatās a deal! Be sure to tell them extra bacon fat for the fat kid
No. Iām looking for the exact head lamp you got. I got the same 18650 lithium you have. But wrong lamp I guess. But Iām not complaining, there super bright. I just couldnāt find the same one you got. 110 degrees
Thatās got to be just for the one time deposit, all my meters are billed monthly for the water used. Nothing expensive month to month, just the cost of the water around $4 per 1k gallons
H604c 18650 XHP50.2 Flood 4000K High CRI Headlamp Donāt worry about it, you may like the others
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Yeah,but,but. You got 258 more lumens than I 
ā¦Iām addicted to the lumens man.
I could have misunderstood what they were saying. I have a customer that owns an excavation company and he has to water down about a half mile of gravel road in the dry months because its adjacent to the interstate and he told me he was spending about $1,500/mo to use his hydrant meter. I think its significantly higher here than where you are.
Ouch, that must be the case
You actually have more lumens than I in a smaller area with your narrower beam
Oof. I was a bit off. Deposit is $170 and itās $4.37/1000 gallons plus an additional $5.00/day so it would cost me $150/mo to not use it at all. I have sworn myself to turning down jobs where there is not a reliable water source. My customer likely spends that much because he has trucks in and out all day long and Iām sure they water the road multiple times a day
Ahh. Now I get it. Makes complete sence. Bright but not as wide.
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Thatās a steal on the deposit. Mine were all $750-$1,200
Thats highway robbery !
Geez. I feel for you man. Other than the money aspect I donāt want to get in bed with any city or municipality where Iām using their equipment. I feel like if I break something they basically get to name their price to fix or replace it.
8.34 Lb per gallon.
Yes, I understand the weight of water. Am I missing something here?
Sorry, I havenāt read much of this current thread, but I do want to offer this:
In my opinion, that thread is ābox truck gospelā, and it will probably answer a lot of questions for you. Plus, @GuyB is an excellent source of info and very helpful to talk to.
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