V2 DIY PVC "TOUCH FREE" PORTABLE TRAIL TRUCK WASH (1/10 or 1/8 - Waterproof ONLY!) | RC ADVENTURES

Make this YOURSELF! It cost me less than $20, all in - and can hook into a household garden hose. As a rule, water and electricity do not mix, so I did not include any spinning brushes, nor a drying area. This wash is meant to be used on scale trail parks, or at events. This wash unit can be hooked into a small 12v water pump, and can be used in a creek or water source - if a household water system is not available.
** Note ** Make sure your Truck is Waterproof, and you know how to perform routine maintenance, before and after all water/mud runs. Pay attention to your bearings.. I always make a sure my truck are water tight, and protected before exposing them to any wet situation.
What I used to make this Truck Wash:
1 PVC Pipe - 1/2" (8')
10 PVC 1/2" Elbows
4 PVC T Fittings
4 PVC Caps
2 PVC Couplings
1 Plastic Bilge Pump Hose with 3/4" fitting (for Hose Hose)
PVC Pipe Primer & Cement
Paint
The is a Top Spray bar (w/2 additional top side holes), a Bottom Spray bar (Undercarriage wash), 2 Side Washers, 2 Wheel Cleaners,
Now granted - there isn't an ENORMOUS amount of pressure from a 7gph hose, but there is certainly enough to make this effective and fun to use!
The Orange and White truck I used in this video is an RC4WD Trail Finder 2, with a Chevy K5 Blazer Body, and special paint job.
The HUGE MT was a Traxxas XMAXX
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