Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: How much hose comes with it?, Is there anything else i'll need to start?
Document: It's quieter than the average pump . It seems very rugged. Intake is just the right length and comes with hose hookup for easy cleaning. I mostly bought it because it's a Graco and am sick and tired of down time because my pump is broken.
You hook up a garden hose via a supplied adapter. However, I found that if I turned the hose up full pressure it would sometimes squirt water out at the push on fitting connection, so I only turn the hose on about 50% and flush out the sprayer. You can even return unused paint still in the sprayer and line back into the paint bucket.I much prefer the upright sprayers like the 210 that can easily mount the 5ga buckets, but that's just a personal preference. There are lots of accessories available for the 210, but I always use a short "whip" between the hose and gun to make things more flexible.Overall, this sprayer gets a 5 out of 5 in my book.Hey, if you think the review praises this unit too much, don't buy it.
While this is probably more machine than I need, it is so smooth and quiet I do not regret the extra expense.
Run windings are much more heavy and meant to ...well run.....starting and stopping an electric motor cannot be good unless Graco changed basic motor design that Tesla invented...I doubt it and will most likely have to replace them in the life of the machine....oh well...it still performs well.
One is on the side of the pump and one in the spray gun. Neither requires tools to remove. You can use a 60 mesh filter for thick latex and a 100 mesh filter for oil based products and stains, like for deck sealing.The SG3 gun supplied with the sprayer is a joy to use and clean. No tools need for changing tips or cleaning. The main advantage over the next gun down in price is the built in swivel, which is great to have and makes breaking the gun down for cleaning lots easier.Cleaning the 210 is a breeze.
This is an excellent sprayer, and that's what I wrote. I used it this summer to paint three rental houses and it worked flawlessly, even with a 25" hose extension, but don't take my word for it, there's lots of other sprayers out there. Go for it. It took longer to do the masking than it took to paint. Did I mention that the pump is rebuildable, unlike the cheaper units?Waddie
I bought this to paint a few interiors and exteriors a year plus some fences.I purchased the optional power roller which I use more than a spray gun. I can roll an entire 1200sf house in a little under 3hours. I use the gun for trim items such as doors and registers.Can't speak to longevity....have not owned it long enough.Clean up is a pain, but it is with all sprayers. I followed the recommendation to attach the garden hose and flush, but the adapter kept popping off under moderate pressure so I went back to the clean bucket/waste bucket method which worked perfectly.I stepped up from the X7 model.
This thing can easily compete with a pro machine for typical latex/enamel coatings.I got lucky at big orange with an old 210es floor model that had missing parts for $323 plus about $200 so $623 for a new unit...not bad. The $200 additional cost also included an extension wand and extra tip that would not have come with it anyway.....great deal and great sprayer. This will last my lifetime easy....for a part time pro / handy man this should last 5 + years easy and more w rebuilds.One other thing...the "Graco Brand Thing" is all about their on demand pumps...they say it lasts longer...hmmm if you know about electric motors this does not make sense....seems like the "start windings" will go early from the constant off / on.
It is a very good sprayer and it got here in time . very good place to buy.... . .
I had only one chance to use this before winter set in it work great and kept up with the work load
Answer: yes