How to install a bulkhead fitting on a pressure washing water tank
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- čas přidán 26. 07. 2024
- In this video I show you how to install a bulkhead fitting on a Power Wash Store 100 gallon Water Dragon water tank. I hope this pressure washing plumbing is helpful. This is part of our flatbed pressure washing truck build. If you enjoyed this video, check out our other videos to help you start your pressure washing business.
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Neat little trick with the broom handle.
Thank you. It definitely helps.
Thanks so much for the broom handle trick. This is exactly what I needed to watch. My bulkhead fitting on the bottom of my tank is stripped and I need to replace it.
Glad it helped! When I figured this out, it was a game changer!
Friendly tip: you really don’t need the 3rd hole/fitting. You can come out of both tanks and tee into one pipe to the pump. They will both fill and empty equally.
Good tip
Thank you
You can also add a inline water filter to help prevent contamination from getting into your pump
We do that. Check out our other build videos
You sir are a genius and I really appreciate your video, for the longest time I've wanted to do this exact thing to my icb tote. Thanks for the confidence builder 👍😉
Thank you. Glad it helped.
Tim,
Please keep posting the video's of your build, its very interesting to watch, i hope one day I can get a flat bed.
Chris
Thank you!
Thanks bud. Off to home depot
Wow. What an awesome guy sharing wisdom. Appreciate you
Thank you.
I appreciate your videos thank you
Thank you
Thanks!!!! I needed that!!!!
Happy to help. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Nice video!
Thank you. Really appreciate your content also!
Great video! Let us know how difficult it was to get all those shavings out? Wondering if install the bull heads first and then rinsing out would make sense. Hope it cleans up easy.
Thanks for the comment. It will clean up easy. I have commercial wet/dry vac with a longer wand that will suck everything out.
Looking for slim tall tank. Where did you find this one? Great video btw 👌
Power Wash Store
Great video , Where can I purchase the bulk head fitting and attachment for the drill ?
I get my bulkheads from grainger. They sell the nice banjo brand. You may also be able to find them local at hardware stores. I’m sure Amazon has them too. I have a set of Milwaukee hole saws from Home Depot. The Hole saw is the attachment that goes on the drill. Very handy. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Great video.. you are plumbing two 100 gal tanks together to make a 200 gal tank? Can you show the plumbing at bottom to join both together when done... Thankyou👊🏻
Yes to make a 200 gallon tank. Thought about just getting a 200 gallon tank but this way will reduce the sloshing around when driving with water. Stay tuned, I’ll update it. Waiting on a few parts. Thanks for watching.
Expert Power Wash Thankyou
I second that.
I'm using 2, 55 gallon barrels
will i require a special bulk head for the rounded sides to prevent leaking?
Rylie
For some reason this comment showed up late. I wouldn’t recommend a round barrel. It could work I guess.
What are the model numbers of those 100 gallon tanks and where did you get them? I'm in Georgia.
PWS-WD100CMT. They are called Water Dragon 100 gallon water tanks from Power Wash Store. They are only available through them.
I'm putting together a rig and have two 55 gallon tanks. For the buffer tank bulkhead fitting, do you use any sort of teflon tape or glue to seal the fitting? Thanks in advance.
The bulk head seals it self. As for the threads, I use true blue.
So it doesn't have to be over 100gal to gravity feed?
Portland huh? I bet you make a killing on grafiti cleaning
We do some😂
Where can I get a hold of you for a slotted dipstick? Looking for 3/4”
I’ll see if I can source the parts for 3/4. Email me at expertpowerwash@gmail.com
Does the tank have to be 100gal or more to work? Do you know an inexpensive place to get tanks from
Too many variables. Depends on the machine pulling the water. There is no inexpensive place to get tanks. I can recommend an IBC tote as a good value option.
So, you have them together, which tank gets gets what on top
For those in the future.
You can put the usual stuff on top of one or the other or mix or both doubling up. They're connected at the bottom and will fill up at the same time.
Im useing a jobe valve they want it mounted on the side at the top im scared off leeking feel lik i should drill the top of the tank not the side ???
The bulkheads do hold well regardless of side or top. I just like mine in the top.
Scary I’d say. What’s the cost on the tanks? Good info, I’ll be doing this too eventually.
The tanks are $250 each. To ship them even more. Luckily there was someone in my area heading to the Power Wash Store.
Expert Power Wash okay, I live about 3 hours from the store in Nashville, so I guess I could pick them up. I heard it cost a bunch to ship, so...
Question i just Brought a gx200 soft wash 10gpm and the water ends up in my water tank . Can you tell me why?
I’m honestly not very knowledgeable about the gas roof pumps. I thought about trying one out.
Hi a have question do you sale a soft wash system because I looking for 1
Not currently but know how to build them.
@@ExpertPowerWash do think you can building one for me and how much do thing cost me ?
New Jersey Window & Gutter Cleaning LLC it would probably cost more than you want to spend. If still interested, you could email me expertpowerwash@gmail.com. I would honestly recommend Arkansas Softwash Kits, Gen 2 soft wash kit, or Pressure Teks set up. All good setups. You will probably be around $1500 unless you build it yourself.
What goes on top
The pickup lines that run to the proportioner and pickup line for the downstream injector.
So the nut is put on hand tight?
Yes. As tight as you can tighten. The rubber washer goes on the inside. You can also use over size pliers
What size drill bit do I use for a 1” bulk head ?
I don’t remember the exact size. Some are different depending on the brand. I’d buy a set because you will eventually need other sizes. It’s more expensive to buy them separate. Think I paid $30 for a Milwaukee set. It’s getting close to the holidays, you will see them on sale at Home Depot. Hope that helps.
For those in the future
Likely 1-3/4" hole saw.
Where I can find the plastic tanks?
We sell them in Portland, OR or you could try Panhandle Power Wash Supply in FL
Where I can get the strap
Power Wash Store has the straps. If you know a good fabricator, they can be custom made.
6:19 Is that BANJO on the bulkhead?
For those in the future.
It's answered yes in another comment.
My mate lowered in his 2 year old daughter
That’s funny😂 Thanks for the comment.
Why not use an IBC tank? They hold more water, and are cheap... Also, what's with the pulsing the drill and holesaw on and off? Idiots do it that way. Rather than using a broom handle, use a garden hose to poke through the drilled hole, and slide the fitting down the hose and into the hole. Your way worked, but a hose will bend and that's easier. IBC tanks are cheap, since companies ship liquids around and often have them surplus for low costs. I can get a 250 gallon IBC in FL for $100 or so.
For those in the future.
There's more than one way to do everything. Also it's said in an older comment that it's to help reduce water sloshing around.
Why didnt you vacuum the shit up before you installed it,you just talked about how shitty that stuff is?
Thanks for the video tho...
No problem. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Wasn't paying attention and understanding that this was a demo and not the final product.