Dust suppression bottle

Giles

Giles

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Valve went in my stihl one today, 10p piece got it back working
 

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Jimbo69

Jimbo69

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Just came up on my Instagram feed…

Some guys at work recently got some of these. They are good, because you fill them direct from a tap it’s always clean water going in them so there’s no crap to block the jets.
The hose on them is a bit fragile though, ours has kinked in a couple of places. They’re also no good if you’re in the middle of nowhere without a tap.
 
heritage machining

heritage machining

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If you don't mind a bit of diy a 20l can with a tyre valve and a hose nipple in the lid works well with either a foot pump or a tyre compressor or if you feeing cheap I have managed with the hose pushed through a tight hole in the lid and a tap to regulate the flow on the outlet best thing I have used is those blue plastic 30 liter drums with the snap top lid as they are easiest to fill
 
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Russell

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Some guys at work recently got some of these. They are good, because you fill them direct from a tap it’s always clean water going in them so there’s no crap to block the jets.
The hose on them is a bit fragile though, ours has kinked in a couple of places. They’re also no good if you’re in the middle of nowhere without a tap.
Is it just a spring/bladder type of arrangement?
 
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