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You may have the wrong nozzles fitted... what's the water output of the pump? Did it all come as a package?
Not sure what water output is. I bought the washer ages ago but recently bought the surface cleaner.
Figure out the nozzles, and call a supplier such as Rutland Pumps to order the right ones.
Why would the whirlaway come with wrong nozzles? Surely the ones that came with it are the right ones?
could I have put them on wrong?
Nozzles have to be matched to your machine output, plus slightly wider ones tend to work better than very narrow ones, although they won't clean the joints quite as deeply.
Cheers dan. I didn’t even know there was different nozzles.
The wider spray ones sound like they could be good. I’ll order some and give them a go.
With a whirl a way a ordinary tap can not feed enough water. You need to fill a receptacle. I use a 245 litre bin which I fill before starting and my pressure washer draws the water from it and returns the water it is not using.
i get all my kit from dual pumps you will find them online and are knowledgeable and give good advice
Yes I do the same. I fill bin then draw water ffom
bin.
ill look online for dual pumps