Powerful hose nozzle

i use both (have quick disconnects on both) a fireman nozzle and one of these...

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wagonproject said:
Any reason you would use one over the other BigAl3?



i like using the brass one pictured because it has a more powerful fine spray stream and i use it to blast off the majority of the dirt/debris, etc., and use it while washing. then i use the fireman nozzle to flood/sheet the water off right before drying (turn it all the way to one side and you'll get a blooming type spray pattern). it's nice with the quick disconnects (i also use a shut-off valve), you can go from one to the other in a snap...



Fallguy said:
Big al , The pic is a fireman nozzle ... correct ??



no, here's a fireman nozzle...

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here they are both pictured about half way down... Sears.com



also... if you buy it from sears, they both come with a Lifetime Warranty... :up
 
Al, does the Sears fireman nozzle shut off in both directions? The cheap one I got from Wal-Mart years ago didn't, but the Bon-Aire fireman nozzle like the one Autopia sells does. Even using quick disconnects with a shut-off valve I like having that feature. If the Sears offers that it's a very good buy plus it's available locally.
 
Eliot Ness said:
Al, does the Sears fireman nozzle shut off in both directions? The cheap one I got from Wal-Mart years ago didn't, but the Bon-Aire fireman nozzle like the one Autopia sells does. Even using quick disconnects with a shut-off valve I like having that feature. If the Sears offers that it's a very good buy plus it's available locally.



i believe it only shuts off in one direction (use to have one a long time ago and lost it somewhere in the garage :( )...
 
The nozzle is not what makes the stream powerful.



Discharge pressure from the source, hose diameter and friction loss will determine GPM's (among other variables)



THIS is and example of a fireman's nozzle....



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175 GPM with selectable fog and solid stream will clean a vehicle very well.



Firemen have cool foam systems that also make good presoaks...



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Gilmour makes good consumer household nozzles for garden hoses.
 
islandvic said:
The nozzle is not what makes the stream powerful.



Discharge pressure from the source, hose diameter and friction loss will determine GPM's (among other variables)



THIS is and example of a fireman's nozzle....



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Where can you buy this ???

:har:



:LOLOL
 
Eliot Ness said:
Al, does the Sears fireman nozzle shut off in both directions? The cheap one I got from Wal-Mart years ago didn't, but the Bon-Aire fireman nozzle like the one Autopia sells does. Even using quick disconnects with a shut-off valve I like having that feature. If the Sears offers that it's a very good buy plus it's available locally.



My Sears nozzle does shut off in both directions.
 
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