Underbody advice please?

[bigegg]

Interesting gadget! I'm not sure I could connect that to my small cold water Karcher K4 gun though.
(I've no idea what psi the K4 achieves either - I'll have to try & look it up)

I have one which works very well on my nilfisk c110 (cheap domestic type) pressure washer - needs bigger wheels to raise it a few inches for my LC.

Be aware that you may need an adaptor to fit it to your lance.

An alternative is one of the circular spinny "patio washer" type heads, turned upside down.
There are ones which have castors on, and they can be inverted.

Another alternative is a garden sprinkler and a regular hose pipe - it just takes longer and uses more water, but could be automated.

 

[GRW]

I have one which works very well on my nilfisk c110 (cheap domestic type) pressure washer - needs bigger wheels to raise it a few inches for my LC.

Be aware that you may need an adaptor to fit it to your lance.

An alternative is one of the circular spinny "patio washer" type heads, turned upside down.
There are ones which have castors on, and they can be inverted.

Another alternative is a garden sprinkler and a regular hose pipe - it just takes longer and uses more water, but could be automated.

I have a patio washer head for my Karcher now you mention it! No wheels on it though.
Those gadgets are cheap enough - just how I'd get the "push & twist" lance fitting on the Karcher to mate with it is the issue

 

[bigegg]

There are various adaptors available on the 'bay.

I have one to convert katcher tools to my nilfisk, and also one for the generic "AliExpress" type tools.
Don't think either was much over a fiver, and that can be saved on a purchase of one generic PW tool over a nilfisk-branded one.

 

[fizzy]

Mine gets used weekly all year round, as I use it as my base vehicle for mountain biking as well as perhaps the odd night out to a gig.... also I think regular use is better than standing idle for months.
They salt roads way too much here really, given the pretty mild temps and brief dips below freezing (& the minor back roads where its more likely to be needed - they don't salt, just main routes)

It was 2C in Brechfa last night! Always about 6C colder than Swansea.

 

[CompoSimmonite]

I have a patio washer head for my Karcher now you mention it! No wheels on it though.
Those gadgets are cheap enough - just how I'd get the "push & twist" lance fitting on the Karcher to mate with it is the issue

Adapter cost me £5.99 off eBay

 

[GRW]

It was 2C in Brechfa last night! Always about 6C colder than Swansea.

Hard frost here in St Clears this morning for the first time this autumn. Dunno the temp, but must have been below zero as windscreens frozen etc

 

[GRW]

Adapter cost me £5.99 off eBay

Thanks! I'll have to see if I can track one down