Well here's my kit, I tried to keep it as simple as possible. I'm not really spraying anything big, but I wanted a system tailored to my likeN. I see other peoples setup's, so here's my pussy shot kit. I pieced it together, it's pretty much done. Maybe this will give others ideas on their systems. enjoy.
The bottle placement
Blowdown tube, feed line, and another line feeding?
I hope to go big turbo with my spray when I get home. I like your set-up.
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How did you install the nozzle in your samco hose? No leaks?
I asked & asked, how to mount one?
The truth is, I used the stock hotside to practice. I bored a hole with a stepper drill bit. Then I inserted the nozzle into the hole, threaded the metal peice onto the nozzle and spent 15minutes, pulling a 10lb bag, through a 5lb hole. Then once through, I threaded the other piece on and tighten it. I haven't had one issue with it. It's snare drum tight!! You can barely spin the nozzle at all once it was tighten down. You can see how cleanly I mounted it, because if you funked it up, your out 220$ for a new set of hoses.
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110 leaded, 35shot + HOM all day, as long as it's above 70 degrees, colder air you don't need it. The kit just allows me to have fall weather, even in 90 degree days!!
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