Wall Mounted PW System

***UPDATED SYSTEM IN POST 31***

Hey guys check out the Wall Mounted Pressure Washer System I have in my garage. I’ve also listed everything you need with the exception of the PW to do a set up like this. It’s freaking awesome and makes washing the Tacoma so much more enjoyable.

https://youtu.be/qHNkMzldmX8

Deionizer Unit:

Aquatic Life Spot-Free Car Rinse Unit - https://amzn.to/2Sv0UVY
Aquatic Life Cartridges Mixed Bed Resin for Filtration (2 Pack) - https://amzn.to/2Y9agba
Dixon 1/2" Valve - https://amzn.to/2StxxDy

Hose Reel, Hoses and Fittings:

General Pump D30002 3/8" x 100' Steel Hose Reel - https://amzn.to/2XT3Hyp
UBERFLEX Kink Resistant Pressure Washer Hose 1/4" x 50' - https://amzn.to/2XUpk1m
MTM Hydro 30.0026 Jumper Hose / Whip Line 3/8" x 2' - https://amzn.to/2SAQdS4
3Ft Garden Hose - https://amzn.to/2YbNAY8
M22 14mm X 3/8" Quick Disconnect - https://amzn.to/2O9vSEC
Pressure Washer Gauge - https://amzn.to/2XX8Wgh
2x Ultimate Washer High Pressure 22MM Adapter Fitting x 3/8-Inch Brass - https://amzn.to/2YhNi5L or 2x Mosmatic Nickel NPT 3/8" NPTM to Male M22 - https://amzn.to/2XXdaEP
Ultimate Washer Female Coupler, 3/8-Inch, Stainless Steel, 2-Pack - https://amzn.to/2y33jxO

Spray Gun:

MTM Hydro SGS28 Gun with Built-In Stainless Steel Swive Spray Gun & Foam Cannon Kit (The one I have) - https://amzn.to/2JUsbxr

Other Spray Gun and Foam Cannon options:

MTM Hydro SGS28 Gun with Built-In Stainless Steel Swive - https://amzn.to/2St4VdL
MTM Hydro SG28 Gun - https://amzn.to/2XUorpy
MTM Hydro SG28 Gun and Foam Cannon Kit with Stainless and Brass Fittings - https://amzn.to/32CodC9
MTM PF22 Professional Foam Lance and Cannon - https://amzn.to/2Y9DxCx
TriNova Foam Cannon - https://amzn.to/2YgCsNG

 

NICE dude!

 

Wow man that is legit, thanks for the write up, I may look into this.

 

(Havent watched video)...
Link to Pressure Washer P/N ?

Been considering similar, but afraid with well water DI filters wont last long on their own .... thinking maybe RO filter to a 20 gal ceiling mounted tank, that then gravity feeds into PW (with or without selectable DI filter)...

Problem seems to be pressure washers that are not a billion dollars, that are wall-mountable, and will work with only a few feet of water head (rather than about 20 psi....)

 

Nice setup. I would like to do something similar, but use the water from my water softener.

 

Seems like the water spray is not going to play nice with the electronics and the drywall. You might also need a floor drain.
Cool project none the less.

 

I got it from Lowes but they don’t sell the PW any longer but any unit will work as long as it can be wall mounted.

I usually quick connect a 25 foot expandable hose to the system and it works fine.

 

I have it coming from my water softener as well. I feel it does help but been reading mixed reviews about that. I guess the salt adds to the ppm in the water.

 

The water here in central AZ will spot the car in minutes. It’s really bad. I switched over from salt to potassium. It’s a nice change, mostly because there is no salt in the water and I can use the softened water for whatever I choose.

 

The car is washed in the driveway. There are no leaks so I’m not concerned about the electronics.

 

Nice setup ... but I can’t remember the last time I washed my truck at home, and I only take it to the self-service spray wash about twice a year.

 

That's awesome! Nice write up.

 

Is that a Rachio on the wall? If so props! They rock.

 

This should be a sticky. That's awesome OP

 

OP what’s your all in cost here. Looks good.

 

Super legit!

 

Great setup,

 

GOOD JOB OP!!!, any real test that we can see how it does?

 

So you’re saying you hate your truck and don’t care if the paint goes to crap?? Haha

Washing it regularly, and occasionally detailing it, gets rid of all of the junk and contaminants from daily driving. Letting things like bird droppings and tree sap sit on your paint are no bueno.

You may already know this and don’t care since “it’s a truck”. In which case disregard.

 

Looks great. As to reducing the pressure, could that not be controlled by simply changing out the spray nozzle? I've found you need good pressure and flow to get a nice foamy suds from a foam cannon. Mine is 2700 PSI and foams very well, then rinse is with the white nozzle-40 degree (you could use black 65 degree) which gives enough pressure and flow to provide a good rinse.