Twin Pump System With Delavan's Have Arrived

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BWilson

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Over the past year+ Contractors have been inquiring about having our system with Delavan's doing the work. Well we now offer the Delavan Model using the 5850's as an option or you can even have one of each. Just let me know how you would like yours set up. Any questions, drop us a call @ 855-351-9274!


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Soft Wash Twin Pump System-Green Cleaning at its Best! No Noise- No Pollution – No Damage!
Our custom built system boasts an impressive 4.7 gpm, up to 60 psi per pump, dual pump applicator. Operate with one or two persons or combine pumps for a whopping 9.4 gpm!
With a 0 degree nozzle and 300‘ of 1/2" hose you will have the capability to shoot over 50‘, easily reaching 3 story peaks, no more ladders or wobbly extension poles. Used for roof cleaning, house washing and other chemical application.

Deluxe System Includes:
• Heavy duty 1/8" aircraft grade aluminum frame
• Dual 4.7 gpm 60 psi pump with Santropene and Viton seals
• Dual 1/2" Inlets with corrosion resistant polypropylene Banjo Cam Lock quick connects
• Dual 40 mesh inlet filtration
• Dual 1/2" Outlets with corrosion resistant polypropylene Banjo Cam Lock quick connects
• Large marine battery box
• 300‘ 1/2" Poly-braid reinforced chemical line
• Plastic body chemical applicator gun with Viton seals
• 4 nozzle holder with #30 and #50 0º, 25º nozzles
• Angle nozzle holder with quick connect
• 20" stainless steel lance with quick connects
• Flojet Accumulator
• Titan hose reel with stainless steel plumbing
 
I like the pumps Paul designed better....I have a delavan sitting in my barn collecting dirt dobbers next to my two telescoping yellow noodle poles...BUT thats just me...
 
yellow noodle poles?! thats too funny. Have you ever used a 12" Mosmatic surface cleaner on the end of one of those for cleaning brick homes? A guy asked me about it and I was trying to get more input for him. He's trying to clean grout, etc after the masons and is concerned with the weight on the end of the pole. As for the pumps, Paul's been doing some testing on them and they are very similar in performance however the Delavan's have that higher amp draw. Some folks just love their Delavan's and we like to have as much available for you guys as possible.
 
No to the Surface cleaner on brick...and that's why I like Paul's pump better than the Delavan, lower amp draw means the pump NEVER over heats.
 
Guy,
I wish you would have called me to let me know you were having issues I would have taken care of the issue for you (and still will). I stand behind all of my products and will do everything I can to help with any warranty claims, even items I do not make myself. For that pump we have switched to a custom rated actual Flojet (not a copy) pump that has eliminated the premature failure issue from some of the pumps (we traced it to a thermal issue with the motor).

For those who do not like flojet we are also building the ones with the Delavan now. I did some testing and the only real difference is the Delavan draws about 2 amps more with the same nozzle sizes than the Flojet. For example the each shoots about 50' @35psi with a #30 nozzle and with a #50 they get about 40' and run at 20psi (ground level testing). When going in the air you will add about 1/2psi for every foot of rise on 1/2" hose, 5/8 hose will add more back pressure which is why we use 1/2".
 
Thats great Service, sorry guy you had trouble.
Paul Kassander said:
Guy,
I wish you would have called me to let me know you were having issues I would have taken care of the issue for you (and still will). I stand behind all of my products and will do everything I can to help with any warranty claims, even items I do not make myself. For that pump we have switched to a custom rated actual Flojet (not a copy) pump that has eliminated the premature failure issue from some of the pumps (we traced it to a thermal issue with the motor).

For those who do not like flojet we are also building the ones with the Delavan now. I did some testing and the only real difference is the Delavan draws about 2 amps more with the same nozzle sizes than the Flojet. For example the each shoots about 50' @35psi with a #30 nozzle and with a #50 they get about 40' and run at 20psi (ground level testing). When going in the air you will add about 1/2psi for every foot of rise on 1/2" hose, 5/8 hose will add more back pressure which is why we use 1/2".
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