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Dean Taylor

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Is anyone running this kind of pressure (2000 PSI) in their SS bays?

What are the Pro's and Con's of running the pressure this high?
 

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It's to high and to dangerous for the customer. We don't go over about 1500 - 1600 psi and that can be dangerous.
 

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I've seen truck washes run that pressure, but they use a 36" wand so it's almost impossible to spray yourself.

I see no pros, only cons. Increased risk of injury, damage to vehicle finishes, stupid kids writing their name in the concrete...
 

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I would not use 2000psi in a self serve bay, too much power and someone or something will get hurt. I keep it at 1250, power feels good and you won't get hurt if you accidentally come across your body with it.
 

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I've cut my hand cleaning buckets out when the wand slipped @ 1200 psi. I couldn't imagine 2000 psi...Too risky for self serve pressure. IMHO
 

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I've cut my hand cleaning buckets out when the wand slipped @ 1200 psi. I couldn't imagine 2000 psi...Too risky for self serve pressure. IMHO
I blasted a hole in the tip of my left index finger all the way to bone with 1700 PSI cleaning mud out of a bumper I bought from a junkyard.
 
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