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Post what the psi and gallons per minute your machine is and we can help you see what nozzles you need for it, some times a manufacturer will put codes on it like what you have to confuse you, make nozzles hard to purchase than other than the dealer and make you waste a lot of time looking around.

If it is a regular quick connect nozzle or 1/4" or 1/8" threded nozzle like most out there, we can help you get a nozzle that works with the specs of your machine.
 
Christopher said:
Post what the psi and gallons per minute your machine is and we can help you see what nozzles you need for it, some times a manufacturer will put codes on it like what you have to confuse you, make nozzles hard to purchase than other than the dealer and make you waste a lot of time looking around.

If it is a regular quick connect nozzle or 1/4" or 1/8" threded nozzle like most out there, we can help you get a nozzle that works with the specs of your machine.
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I seriously doubt that the identification number on the tip was stamped on there to confuse someone.
 
Patriot-Supply.com has spent thousands of dollars and invested countless hours preparing cross references and other information to aid our customers.


Doesn't sound like intentional confussion to me.
.....Just saying!!!
 
I am glad you have that resource, I have not heard of that company so I will plug in these nozzle numbers that I have had for over 6 years now to see if there is a cross reference to what they are, between the bleach and acid, they got all eaten up and unfortunately the company that I bought the sprayer from is no longer in business so I had to rig up nozzles that almost work the same but not exactly.

One of them is: ABY17MFG27B211 and the other is HDB15AIC113

I wish they would have just used the numbers like most other spray nozzles have on them so I would not have spent a long time searching on the internet and calling companies asking about these numbers.

I eyeballed the size of the fan pattern and got somewhat close without buying too many spray nozzles from many different vendors on the internet and locally, sure could have used a reference like this one posted back then, especially if it had a reference for these 2 nozzles but that is ok, I got some that worked almost as good until the sprayer died on me and had to buy a different type, one with regular nozzles so I can replace them when worn out.

That looks like a good reference Adrian, thanks for posting it.
 
I save myself the trouble and mathematics by using variable degree cone tips.
Whatever size I need..... I just dial it in.
Just to be clear, that tip is for my dedicated pump not my PW pump.

$10.00 bucks at Tractor Supply and I get about 2-3 yrs out of it.

I run hydroxide, ox, 15% straight, through these tips. They are brass, and they turn black as oil, but they are the shizznizzle every time.
No math, no charts, I just dial the cone I need and move with it like a two dolla hooker on dolla day.
 
Adrian, will it shoot a straight stream also or just cone patterns?

I like the cone nozzles on the pump up sprayers, they work great, only have used the poly type that come with the sprayer, I might go to the TSC and get one of those brass cone nozzles to try out.
 
Christopher said:
Adrian, will it shoot a straight stream also or just cone patterns?

I like the cone nozzles on the pump up sprayers, they work great, only have used the poly type that come with the sprayer, I might go to the TSC and get one of those brass cone nozzles to try out.
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The ones that come on a pump sprayer are very very small. My reference I believe is 3/8 or maybe 1/4 in. threading.
Yes,..... it will dial down into a 35foot "Beam".
Same concept as the M-5 ( sort of).
Sidebar: I can get that distance with my deckster at 2.5 gpm with 40 psi.
It will shoot over a single story resi to the other side. ( that's another story though).
... or it can be dial up to a super fine mist.
 
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