Monday, February 23, 2015

Forced Air Diesel Heaters Gainesville Georgia

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It looks like it is going to be another cold night! We wanted to let our customers know that we had another shipment of forced air heaters come in. They are high quality Mi-T-M heaters and won't be available very long. If you need to heat a shop or garage, they will do the trick.  We are open Monday through Friday 7:30-4:30.  Don't wait until it's too late. Give us a call today!


Jonathan
770-532-4442
jconner@airlessoutlet.com

Check out our website for directions and store information!
www.northgeorgiaairless.com

Friday, February 13, 2015

Pressure Pro Distributor in Gainesville, Georgia


We are proud to be a Pressure-Pro distributor in Gainesville, Georgia.  We have been very pleased with their products and our customers have been as well.  Pressure Pro offers a variety of options for replacement pumps and pressure washers.  We do have some available online but there are so many more to choose from.  One advantage is that they allow you to choose what type of mount you want.  You can choose from a variety of pump and engine brands.  If you need a replacement pump, they offer the basic models as well as complete pumps with plumbing kits.  

If you live in the Northeast Georgia area and would like to come check one out, come visit us!

Or, you can view some of our products online

Have any questions or don't see exactly what you're looking for, give us a call!
We do our best to beat competitor's pricing!
770-532-4442

Thursday, February 12, 2015

Pressure Washer Repair in Northeast Georgia


We are proud to be an extensive paint sprayer and pressure washer dealer in Northeast Georgia.
Offering pressure washer and paint sprayer repair as well as being a certified warranty center for major brands allows us to offer the best services to our customers.  If you need a unit repaired, bring it in and we will check out your unit and get you back to work as soon as possible.  Being a supplier for major brands means that we have most parts in stock to get your pressure washer running quickly. If you happen to need a specialty part that we don't have in stock, being an authorized dealer gives us the advantage of having parts next day shipped when requested.  If your product is still under warranty, we can handle the entire transaction.  We can diagnose your problem, fix it and file the warranty claim.  If you are in the Northeast Georgia area, come by and see us
Monday-Friday
7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
770-532-4442
2348 C Monroe Drive
Gainesville, GA 30507

Check out our website

Or if you are a Do-it-Yourselfer and prefer to repair your own pressure washer, we will be glad to ship you the parts you need. We have some parts available on our website but offer many more with a quick phone call.  Check out our website or call us today!

Monday, February 9, 2015

How to Pressure Wash Vinyl Siding

Spring is almost here! Pretty soon the temperatures will be warm and it will be time for Spring cleaning.  Moldy or dirty vinyl siding make your home look less than its' best so giving it a good pressure washing will definitely help.  When washing vinyl siding, you want to take precautions to make sure that you do not cause any damage.  You want to choose the correct nozzle, extension wand if needed and the correct size pressure washer to do the job safely and efficiently.  We are a proud distributor of Mi-T-M products and they have created some video guides for their customers.  If you would like tips on pressure washing vinyl siding, please click to watch the video:




If you need any parts or accessories for washing siding, please check out our website or contact us if we can assist you.

www.thepumpoutlet.com

jconner@airlessoutlet.com
770-532-4442

What Pressure Washer Pump do I need?

How to Choose A Replacement Pump
Knowing the correct dimensions and choosing a pump that will work well with your engine are very important.  Let us help you through the process...
1st. Axial or Triplex? Axial pumps are generally found on lighter duty washers and triplex pumps are on commercial washers and feature more durable parts such as ceramic plungers.
2nd. How is it mounted? Pumps may either be mounted horizontally or vertically. Horizontal shaft pumps will be mounted next to the engine while vertical shaft pumps will be mounted under the engine. 
3rd. Measure the shaft. We have our pumps listed by mounting position and shaft size. Be sure to measure the size carefully to be sure that your new pump will fit correctly.
4th. Match the pump ratings. You need to determine the PSI and GPM of the pump you are replacing. If you still have your owner's manual you may want to take a look to see the minimum and maximum ratings.  You are looking for something to be in the correct range because you don't want to purchase a new pump that is not compatible with your engine.
5th. Personal Preference. This last choice is something the consumer does have control over. Decide if you are looking for a cheap pump or a highly rated pump.  Do you have a particular brand name in mind?  Do you want a pump that is bare or one that is already complete with a new thermal relief valve, unloader, chemical injector, quick connects and is ready to go?  

This is an example of a 3/4" 2700 PSI Horizontal Shaft Axial pump 

This is an example of a 7/8" Horizontal Shaft Pump.. the Giant GHX2525A
This is an example of a 1" Horizontal Shaft pump... the ARRV4G40

This is an example of a 7/8" Vertical Shaft Pump ARRMW22G24-EZ
Still unsure?
We want our customers to be confident about their purchase and receive a pump that is the right fit for the washer. If ever in doubt, it is always better to ask and purchase the right pump the first time. We are here to help!
770-532-4442
jconner@airlessoutlet.com
www.thepumpoutlet.com
www.northgeorgiaairless.com


Thursday, February 5, 2015

Review... Belt Drive or Direct Drive

We offer belt drive and direct drive pressure washers.  Want to know which is best? Both types are offered in different qualities.


We recommend belt drive pumps to commercial/industrial users.  If you plan on using your pressure washer 20+ hours a week, you want a belt drive.  Why? Belt drive pressure washers allow the pump to rotate at around half the RPMs of a direct drive.  The reduced rotations means that the pump is exposed to less heat, vibrations, wear and tear.  In turn, the unit will last longer and is worth the cost difference.

We typically recommend direct drive pressure washers to residential customers or those who plan to use the washer much less frequently.... less than 20 hours a week. Belt drive washers rotate at around double the RPMs and demonstrate wear much more quickly.  They are typically cheaper than belt drives.  They can do the job as well just don't expect direct drives to last as long.

If you have questions about choosing a pressure washer, we would be glad to help.  We want to make sure our customers choose a washer that works best for them and their needs.  These are things to always consider.....

How often will you be using the washer?
What types of surfaces are you cleaning?
Hot or cold water?
Where will you be using the washer?.... Keep portability in mind.

We have many high pressure washers available.  Only a few are listed on our website.  Check them out!
  Pressure Washers

Call or email us if you have any questions!
jconner@airlessoutlet.com
770-532-4442

Wednesday, February 4, 2015

Which Pressure Washer Nozzle Works Best?

Which pressure washer nozzle works best?  Well, that depends on what you are doing. Spray nozzles are color coded.

Red Pressure Washer Tip- This is a Zero Degree Nozzle. A zero degree nozzle is the smallest size so it restricts the amount of water coming out and thus creates the most concentrated amount of water coming out of the tip.  This nozzle is used on durable surfaces such as concrete and metal to remove tough stains. It should not be used on softer materials such as wood or siding as it may cause damage.

Yellow Pressure Washer Tip- This is a Fifteen Degree Nozzle. The water coming out of the tip is still very concentrated and powerful but comes out in a wider spray pattern.  It is mainly used for cleaning larger areas or surfaces. It is safe for most materials at the recommended distance.

Green Pressure Washer Tip This is a 25 Degree Nozzle. It provides a much wider spray. It is used mainly for rinsing large areas instead of focusing on difficult stains. 

Black Pressure Washer Tip  This is a soap nozzle or detergent nozzle.  It is used to spray detergent or approved chemicals onto surfaces before pressure washing.


Most customers keep all tips available at hand to be able to switch out quickly depending upon the job they are working on.  We have tip kits as well as individual tips available on our website.  There are bulk discounts on individual tips! If you have any questions on choosing the best spray tip/ nozzle, please give us a call! 770-532-4442

Pressure Washer Tips

0° 40 Soap Tip (Low Pressure)

If you want to see different tips in action, check out Mi-T-M's video on choosing the right nozzle.

Mi-T-M Nozzle Video