MISSING PEOPLE ALERT
On the eve of @Field reaching his goal of 2 days read time, and awaiting his gifts for hard work and dedication to read time, we have had 3 valuable members go missing from this forum, please get in touch if you have any information leading to the whereabouts of @marinegrunt
@TexasPressureWashing
@Jake_Lambert we wish them a safe return, please get in touch with me. Regards - MuscleMyHustle
Congrats! Did you talk to your Dad about joining the forum?
Yes I have showed him my replies and asked if he would join he says he just wants to know all that going on so I tell him everything everything night and he’s fine with it if you would like to talk to him or message him let me know
Nice work! There’s so much great info on this forum so be sure to continue reading.
Awesome!!! Keep on reading and learning. Have your dad send me a private message with an address where he wants to pick up the package (maybe a work address?) and I’ll send it by Amazon
@MuscleMyHustle
Everyone paid me😂
That’s good bud 
, I’ll call the search party off. They’ve been found cold, miserable and lighter in the pocket. Don’t forget your warranty as well if something doesn’t seem right send it right back for a new one 
Haha…We just sent him money via paypal to make sure he didn’t give out his name or address. I don’t give a warranty on cold hard cash. I mean interweb cash.
We’ll probably find out he’s actually some old rich retired guy. Either that or jrod’s other username…lol
Is there any reason to use M22 14mm to 3/8" quick connect if the bottleneck in the system is a 1/4" nozzle or a foam cannon with 1/4" quick connect? I think most home electric pressure washers also have 1/4" hoses so would 3/8" connectors just be a waste of money and excess weight to drag around? I get that some people want future-proofing if they upgrade their pressure washer and reuse the connectors, but from what I’ve seen, even the ones with 3/8" hoses use 1/4" connectors on the attachments, so does it matter?
