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How to Choose Between a Belt Drive or Direct Drive Pressure Washer
A direct drive pressure washer is typically more compact and the initial price is less so why would I select a belt drive washer? Here are the 5 advantages of a belt drive pressure washer: Pump spins slower-wear is cut … Continue reading
Choosing the Right Fuel for Your Pressure Washer
Keep an eye on the fuel spec you buy for your pressure washer. By using E15 fuel, you could cause major damage to your pressure washer. This new fuel is 15% ethanol and can lead to damage to your pressure … Continue reading
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SC Series Panel Modification
Within the next few weeks you will see a modification on the front panel of all SC Series pressure washer skids. The panel will be shortened about 3” to allow better access to the pump for periodic maintenance.
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Spot Free DI Systems
For quality DI water, remind your customers to run about 10 gallons of water through a new set of filters to ‘activate’ them. Learn more about our Spot Free Rinse Systems
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Help your SC generator last longer
Hydro Tek model SC & SCU operators: verify that the burner rocker switch is in the “off” position before starting up the gasoline or diesel powered systems. The burner switch should also be turned “off” before shutting off the system. … Continue reading
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Tagged Generator, SC Pressure Washer, SCU Pressure Washer
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Keeping your burner and coil tuned saves money.
Does your burner consistently go on off, on off while you’re working? Does it frustrate you having the water go cold hot cold hot? This could indicate some simple adjustments or major concerns. When operating, a well-tuned burner and coil … Continue reading
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Tagged Burners, Maintnance
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New and Improved Design of Stationary Natural Gas Pressure Washers
After much market research and thanks to input from various customers Hydro Tek is proud to unveil its completely redesigned HN proline series of electric powered, natural gas heated power washers. 2 models to choose from: HN20004E2G – 2000psi @ … Continue reading
Pressure Washer Assembly Tip
In power washer and cleaning accessory assembly work, we have witnessed that stainless steel threaded connections, tend to gall and bind when tightened together. Stainless steel bolts & nuts, along with high pressure pipe fittings, used for both fastening and water plumbing, require … Continue reading
When too much automation can lead to danger
Sometimes we receive inquiries about the automatic shut down devices for the gas powered pressure washers. On occasions, the untrained operator neglects to shut off the system when it is no longer being used for cleaning work. Gas is wasted … Continue reading
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115 volt and 12 volt Oil Burner Systems for pressure washers
A different way to compare Sales of 12 volt oil burner systems have been reasonably successful over the last 18 years. In general, the initial cost of this 12 volt burner equipment, in comparison with the 115 volt oil burner systems, has been about 5% … Continue reading
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Tagged Burners, Maintnance, Sales Tactics
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