. Extra battery in the trucks too, though they last about a week with a full schedule. You can also cut the cheaper wands off and put a nice spray gun with some barb to 1/4npt connectors.
I have one and it's great for spraying stairs when using the oreck. It's only 20 psi and very low flow. Not really enough to spray rooms unless you have a lot of patience. Reliable so far. Mine is two years old.
I modified it to an 8004 T jet.
I find it perfect for stairs and the Oreck. I use it in the shop as well for deodorizers. Pretty decent sprayer. Could put an 01 jet and it would be great for upholstery.
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I got less than that in mine and can inflate my Van's tire with it in a pinch alsoThese put out 115 PSI, adjustable of course. I prefer the 2.5 gallon ones at 60PSI. Price doubled this year as they used to be $200 with battery.
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I don't doubt it. I don't think others can replicate your creation easily though.
On the pumpup side all i did is connect a rechargeable air compressor to an already existing Schrader valve
Didn't you complain about holding/swinging a 1 gallon super soaker?
