I wash my truck weekly because of the salt in NY, I do it by hand, I usually raise the height of the truck to high. Is that the correct height to be able to clean the undercarriage throughly or would normal or low be better?
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I set mine to High and drive it up on ramps to power wash underneath.
I bought one of these since I had a pressure washer for our drive way and wall cleaning already
This is the way to go. I have one as well and its awesome.
Make sure to get one with the roller blade style wheels, not the silly caster wheels. I had a caster wheeled one at first and it got hung up on everything.
That said, I use FluidFilm and, in an effort to keep the fluidfilm on the truck I tend not to wash it much.
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I started washing underneath my cars in winter since I bought my first used '74 Chevelle in 1979.
I've been using something like this ever since which I made mostly out of stuff I had lying around the garage .
It really blasts water upward when spigot's turned on full; the springy hose relief allows you to bend the spray head and drag/thrash it left and right.
Needed:
I've been using something like this ever since which I made mostly out of stuff I had lying around the garage .
It really blasts water upward when spigot's turned on full; the springy hose relief allows you to bend the spray head and drag/thrash it left and right.
Needed:
- 10' 3/4 PVC pipe
- Sprinkler end: Round sprinkler, hose strain reliever, 3/4" PVC to Garden hose adapter
- Hose attachment end: 3/4" PVC to 3/4" male pipe, metal 3/4" male pipe to garden hose adapter (use a metal one as the plastic ones break too easily)
Can’t you test it out for yourself? Srs.
