How A 400ex Should Look

[cheater13]

Only 2 1/2 hours later.. :devil:

http://i396.photobucket.com/albums/pp47/cheater13_photos/5F719497-6E92-496A-8227-DF2B05C1F82B-373-000000229B4E6ABE.jpg

[JOHNDOE83]

Lame.......:chinese:

[TacicalRedneck]

looks pretty slick,

i spend 70% of the time washing mine on the tires!!! I hate it when there are little bits of mud left in there!!!


....:D

[CJM]

A gas pressure washer and some simple green make it a 15 min job.

[TacicalRedneck]

Originally posted by CJM
A gas pressure washer and some simple green make it a 15 min job.

i aint got a pressure washer and i'm to scared to take it to the car wash!!! :devil:

[cheater13]

I don't own a pressure washer and have to do it by hose and hand. Haha

And yeah I hate mud in my tires. I clean them up and then spray the walls with tire black. I spray the plastic with it too and wipe it with a rag and it makes it shine pretty good.

[CJM]

Id use a self serve car wash if I had no choice.

[b0rn c0nfused]

I got a pressure washer recently and it does make washing the wheeler a lot faster!

[CJM]

before I had a gas one I had a 1400 psi electric one. Event hat thing was well worth it.

[xtreme762]

My 3000psi 7hp washer does a fine job. Makes a by hand 2 hour job turn into a 30 minute job.

I take my trash to the dump every week because I'm only 3 miles away. About a month and a half ago. I was there dropping off the weekly trash and some guy had this washer on his trailer getting ready to trash it. All it needed was a new pump. So, $90 and 15 minutes later. I had basically a brand new 3000psi washer.

You can build one pretty cheaply. All you need is a horizontal shaft briggs and a pump. Then pick up a hose, and gun from a tractor supply somewhere. If you have the motor, $150 would build a real good homemade washer..

[ben300]

cheater, you ever use pro-wedgies on your ex? if so, how do they compare to the 4snows?

[cheater13]

Originally posted by xtreme762
My 3000psi 7hp washer does a fine job. Makes a by hand 2 hour job turn into a 30 minute job.

I take my trash to the dump every week because I'm only 3 miles away. About a month and a half ago. I was there dropping off the weekly trash and some guy had this washer on his trailer getting ready to trash it. All it needed was a new pump. So, $90 and 15 minutes later. I had basically a brand new 3000psi washer.

You can build one pretty cheaply. All you need is a horizontal shaft briggs and a pump. Then pick up a hose, and gun from a tractor supply somewhere. If you have the motor, $150 would build a real good homemade washer..
I'll keep that in mind. I could even get parts off eBay to build one if their any cheaper. I just found a snap on 1600 psi one for about 85 bucks new on there :D

Ben: Nah I haven't but I heard they were very similar besides the pro wedges "fins" or whatever you call them don't flex as much as the 4 snows. I don't see a problem with my 4 snows flexing more than their supposed to though..