Colorado B.S. Thread

For under the kitchen sink this is the one I picked up about 1.5 years ago and it has been great. Water tests show it lowered contaminants significantly, haven't had any leaks, and was super easy to install.

$222 iSpring RCC7, NSF Certified, High Capacity Under Sink 5-Stage Reverse Osmosis Water Filter, RO Drinking System, 75 GPD, Brushed Nickel Faucet, Patented Top-Mounted Faucet Design for Easy Installation

https://www.amazon.com/iSpring-RCC7...Osmosis-Water-Filter-System-WQA/dp/B003XELTTG

 

At first I was like for your Truck?!?!?!

 

Ok cool, I was looking at that last night. How much water pressure do you loose with it? I also saw this one.

$230 APEC Water Systems RO-90 Ultimate Series Top Tier Supreme Certified High Output 90 GPD Ultra Safe Reverse Osmosis Drinking Water Filter System, Chrome Faucet

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00HRHHFPW/ref=psdcmw_13397611_t3_B003XELTTG

 

They make those things in blue? Lol

 

no.... i wish they did

 

I have a similar unit made by Culligan, with lines running to a separate faucet on the kitchen sink and the fridge. Water quality is great - I didn't use the ice maker for the first year after moving in, and when I went to clean out the ice bin the first time I was quite surprised that the ice wasn't all stinky like with other ice makers. The water pressure I'm getting from it isn't great, but that could be mostly due to the fact that the entire system is in the basement feeding things on the ground floor. The holding tank should have a small air bladder that the water compresses as it fills up, but it's not supposed to have more than 5-8 PSI in it when empty.

 

According to eBay they do http://m.ebay.com/itm/Centipede-1-4-Drive-SOCKET-HOLDERS-Flexible-rail-BLUE-/302168677535

 

Pressure is good due to the pressurized water tank it uses, but they don't pour near as fast as the regular faucet. No pressure loss at the regular faucet either.

 

lol for twice the price

 

But hey they do make them. Just odd there not out there as easly as the red black

 

yah but function over color!

 

Once you have black you never go back

 

I saw your post on Instagram @3378jakesr5 and now I want some.. My metric and standard impact sockets never stay on their holders, so I'm always searching for them in my tool bag lol.

Ok just quote me and ill add you to the list. That got fucked up in a hurry.....
They all come in black or red. They all hold 14 sockets a peice and im going to cut mine to the number used if one set does not fill all 14.

1/4 is $2.75 per

3/8 is $3.30 per

1/2 is $4.00 per

1. 3378jakesr5 (3) 3/8 B, (3) 1/2 R

2. kashtyaatsi (2) 1/4 R, (3) 3/8 B, (2) 1/2 R

3. Coop68 (2) 1/4 R, (2) 1/4 B, (3) 3/8 R, (3) 3/8 B, (3) 1/2 R, (3) 1/2 B

4. mountainmonkey (2) 3/8 R, (2) 3/8 B, (1) 1/2 R, (1) 1/2 B

5. 303tacoma (3) 3/8 R, (3) 1/2 B, (3) 1/4 R

6. SilverGhost (4) 1/4 B, (4) 3/8 B, (3) 1/2 B

7. YamaDirtrider atm (1) 1/4 R, (1) 3/8 B, (1) 1/2 R

8. TMFF (4) 1/4 B, (4) 3/8 B, (4) 1/2 B

9. inv3ctiv3 (1) 1/4 R, (1) 3/8 R, (1) 1/2 R

10. Ag63i2 (1) 1/4 R, (1) 3/8 B, (2) 3/8 R, (1) 1/2 R, (1) 1/2 B

11. odomandr (2) 1/4 B, (2) 3/8 B, (2) 1/2 B

12. ramonortiz55 (1) 1/2 B, (1) 1/2 R, (2) 3/8 R, (2) 3/8 B

13. WillT (2) 1/4 R, (2) 3/8 R, (2) 1/2 R

14. sytfu510 (1) 1/4 B, (2) 3/8 B, (1) 1/2 B

15. matt with taco (2) 3/8B

16. JWaldz (1) 1/2 R, (1) 1/2 B

 

Plastidip?

 

So I missed what this whole thing is, are you just buying in bulk?

 

Had one and was cool for a while but we had no pressure and it sucked when our tank needed to fill again. Ended up getting rid of it actually.

 

Yes. 100+ so far.

 

@Reh5108

 

Anyone planing or interested in some easier trails this weekend? In the Denver area but happy to drive an hour or two for a good group.

 

Yeah it's mainly going to supply a fridge and ice maker. I'm also considering setting up in the craw space. But under sink is also an option. I would just have to run a longer line to the fridge. I'll look into a Culligan too.

ok good to know. I'm just going to have to figure out a way to test the water pressure in the locations I'm considering and go from there.