Turbo nozzle

Chazz

Chazz

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Ok i feel fuuny asking this question but i bought a turbo nozzle and had it shipped priority
I received it tonight to help me with a job i have tomorrow A.M. I am looking at the nozzle
And it's threaded i assumed i would be able to use a quick connect to my gun like i do all my other nozzles. How is this supposed to connect to the spray gun? Or am i just really tired and asking An easy question?
 
you need to screw in a 1/4" plug. If you don't have any you can go to Lowes or Home Depot. The plug is the same size as your nozzles but is threaded on the other end. Just screw it into the turbo nozzle and plug it into the quick connect on the wand and you're ready to go.
 
Yeah i just realized i have to go to the hardware store tomorrow...what a pita...i wish these nozzles came with the plug and screw. Thanks Mark
 
Thanks Paul, i took care of it. I had a long long day and had an early job i think my brain went to mush that night
But the next morning i took care of it...
 
I would just throw that one away and order another one. Hopefully the next one comes with a connector.
 
I don't sell turbo nozzles without the QC..
in fact,
I don't sell 'em without the Hi-PSI filter that makes 'em last..

..Buy from suppliers that are considerate of..
"Long-Term-Low-Cost"

..can you say..
"Sustainable Relationships" ??
 
Ed Thompson said:
Who says a filter is a wise addition to a turbo nozzle? Im skeptical
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...umm..
are you related to that survivalist that sets out into the jungle or the frozen tundra on a "mission"
.. with bare feet ??

Wisdom comes well after the application of common sense.

;{&

filters that have a really good chance of helping protect a turbo nozzle are always in stock, call for price.
 
Chazz said:
Paul my round screw top to my 300'gallon water tank must have blew off on the highway, do you sell them?
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Yes I can get them what size is the opening?

I hate when that happens I have lost several over the years. Sometimes I go back to get them and they are usually flat....
 
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