Nice job. That is how it should have come from the factory. :thumbup1gif:
pressure washer modification
Just wanted to show a mod I made to my Dewalt pressure washer frame. Let me tell ya...with a new welder,aint nothing safe around here:laugh:
I use this in my business sometimes and man handling this across a roof with exposed gas lines,expansion joints ,electrical line,etc has always been a hassle . So...when l was in the market for a PW ,I wanted a 2 wheel dolly type set up. Ridgid brand was sort of close,but other than it,I didnt find anything I envisioned. So I made my own.
What I did to this was...took the original reversible handle off and mounted it in the "storage" position. I then welded a mount on it to install a reel.On the opposite side,I cut the cross piece off and extended it up about 16 inches by welding in 1 1/4" tubing. This has made the cart a lot easier to roll around. Instead of having to lift and carry the engine ,you now just pull back on the handle and roll...
I'm going to try and show a dewalt jpg and then a couple of what I did
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I use this in my business sometimes and man handling this across a roof with exposed gas lines,expansion joints ,electrical line,etc has always been a hassle . So...when l was in the market for a PW ,I wanted a 2 wheel dolly type set up. Ridgid brand was sort of close,but other than it,I didnt find anything I envisioned. So I made my own.
What I did to this was...took the original reversible handle off and mounted it in the "storage" position. I then welded a mount on it to install a reel.On the opposite side,I cut the cross piece off and extended it up about 16 inches by welding in 1 1/4" tubing. This has made the cart a lot easier to roll around. Instead of having to lift and carry the engine ,you now just pull back on the handle and roll...
I'm going to try and show a dewalt jpg and then a couple of what I did
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