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sprie

Active Member

• Saturday at 16:51

• #1

I have installed new jets from paddocks, new 4mm tubing from Emberton, and am using the pump that was on the vehicle.
First time i tested it (in the garage), the water went over the top of the vehicle and none of the windscreen.
Having had a look at the jets, i can't see how i can change their aim. The pump is obviously running well, but it is not new.
Is there anything i can do to change the aim, or do i need to reduce the pressure somehow that gets to the nozzles/jets?

 

miktdish

Guns n Chainsaws

Full Member

• Saturday at 17:52

• #2

Pardon our interruption...

Pardon our interruption ???? where did that come from ?
It's a link to a jet adjustment tool on eBay

 

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Hicap phill

Well-Known Member

• Saturday at 19:28

• #3

Now imagine driving down the road, that jet that went over the roof will probally hit the screen. Try before lowering.

Adjuster the jets are either pin in hole & move or small screwdriver in slot and rotate

 

marjon

Well-Known Member

Full Member

• Saturday at 19:29

• #4

Cheaper version and more uses, I think

Hemline Household Assorted Hand Sewing Needles 12 Pack

Hemline Household Assorted Hand Sewing Needles 12 Pack

ohsewcrafty.co.uk

J

 

miktdish

Guns n Chainsaws

Full Member

• Sunday at 09:51

• #5

marjon said:

Cheaper version and more uses, I think

Hemline Household Assorted Hand Sewing Needles 12 Pack

Hemline Household Assorted Hand Sewing Needles 12 Pack

ohsewcrafty.co.uk

J

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Bit of a seamstress at the weekends are we J ?

 

marjon

Well-Known Member

Full Member

• Sunday at 11:13

• #6

miktdish said:

Bit of a seamstress at the weekends are we J ?

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I was expecting a lady to remind me of the "other" uses as I don't/didn't know.
I have only ever used for adjusting washer jets and digging out splinters.

But it was a man( I think) so now I am busting at the seams with.

J