do you run the hose down the stack on the roof and attach the other end to a pressure washer, turn on and force the water down the roof stack ?
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This is a drain cleaning system, but I guess you can use it with that if you are careful. Attach one side to the pressure washer and insert one feet into where you wanna. Turn on the pressure washer and let the system do her job. It's self driven.
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I haven't got the house finished being built yet to instal it, but the directions are pretty clear about there being a switch that switches between the handheld and the rainshower. If you unscrew that piece from the setup and just have a pipe, then the water will run out of both at the same time.
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Yes I have done just that. My hose runs along my driveway out toward the road under ground then across the drive way as a note I used an air compressor hose under ground then put a coupler in it and ran the bell hose across the driveway.
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You can use it BUT the hose connections will be on the Back side, not the Front of the pressure washer
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You probably could, but you may not want to. I have mounted units on the roof before and found them to be a lot harder to maintain ( because I had to climb onto the roof whenever they needed maintenance ) and because it will put a lot more head pressure on the pump to push the weater up to the roof.
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As two other answers stated, you only need to keep the hose attached if you want to run the waterfall, otherwise no.
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A small adapter hose comes with the unit and you attach that to a regular hose and run it out to wherever you want. It is a great unit!
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We include sprayers which you attach to the unit. The hose will hook up to the sprayers.
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Attach the end of the hose to the water supply. Then all you have to do is turn the water on and watch the hose grow. When are finished with the hose to drain water, turn the water off and hold the nozzle till water drains out.
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i dont have enough water pressure to run two weeper hoses split. i need to manually open each one at a time. be aware that if water pressure is an issue for you that you still need to manually open and close one direction at a time.
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Yes. I flipped mine around and attached the hoses on the bottom as it was a better angle for my setup. I had to purchase adapters because I was attaching to washing machine hoses which were attached to an outdoor sill cock on my house. I took the piece from the shower to the hardware store and the guy there made sure that I got the correct fittings. Can't wait until it get warm enough for outdoor showers again!
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On the input side, which feeds water to the washer. They do sell Legacy high pressure hoses also.
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Nope. But why would you want to if you have water for a hose?? Just run your hose to the container the pump is in and set it to fill at the same rate your using it.
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I can't say for sure - there is probably a lot that can go wrong, internally - but one thing to triple check is that you are following the startup procedure exactly. First, hook up the power-washer gun hose to the power washer. Next, hook up the garden hose to your home, turn it on and make sure ALL the air is out of the hose. Then shut off the water, and attach the hose to the power washer. Then, turn back on the water, and squeeze the trigger on the gun for a bit. After all that, THEN turn on the machine. At least you can rule that out...
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You have to leave the hose as it is with it connected to the back, if you leave it to lie on the ground, all the water will run out, there has to be some elevation
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Where the hose hooks to the pressure washer. It IS pressurized. You want to do it outside of your garage and DON'T stand in front of it. Spray until you see it coming out. You are then protected.
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Yes. You hook your hose up to it, it comes with a valve to turn the water on and off.