Product Manual
Setup & Operating Guide
Everything you need to get your snowmaker running safely and making great snow. Select your model below.
One Nozzle Snowmaker
$89
Water
Garden hose (no pressure washer needed)
Air
Air compressor — 4.5+ CFM @ 90 PSI
Temperature
27°F (-3°C) or colder
- 1
Connect garden hose
Attach your garden hose to the water inlet fitting. Hand-tighten, then snug with a wrench — do not overtighten.
- 2
Connect air compressor
Attach to bottom quick disconnect.
- 3
Start compressor
Let tank fill completely.
- 4
Start system
Open air valve and turn on water supply.
- 5
Nozzle control (Air + Water Mix): Too much water or not enough air? Close middle valve slightly. Too much air? Open middle valve slightly.
- 6
Look for a fine mist of air and water. The mist freezes in the air and falls as snow.
Operate below 27°F (-3°C) with low humidity.
Mount at least 6 feet off the ground, angled slightly upward.
Keep hoses as short as possible.
Glove test: Stand about 10 feet in front of the mist and hold your glove in it. Frozen particles = you're making snow! Wet particles = adjust water or wait for colder temps.
- 1
Turn off water supply and air compressor.
- 2
Disconnect all hoses and air lines and drain completely.
- 3
Bring equipment indoors to prevent freezing.
- 4
Blow out nozzles with compressed air to prevent clogging.
Two Nozzle Snowmaker
$99
Water
Pressure washer — 1500–3000 PSI / 1.5–2.5 GPM
Air
Air compressor — 4.5+ CFM @ 90 PSI
Temperature
27°F (-3°C) or colder
Quick-Start Guide
- 1
Connect pressure washer
Attach hose to M22 adapter (top).
- 2
Connect air compressor
Attach to bottom quick disconnect.
- 3
Start compressor
Let tank fill completely.
- 4
Start system
Open air valve and turn on pressure washer.
- 5
Nozzle control (Air + Water Mix): Too much water or not enough air? Close middle valve slightly. Too much air? Open middle valve slightly.
- 6
Look for a fine mist of air and water. The fan blows the mist outward where it freezes and falls as snow.
Operate below 27°F (-3°C) with low humidity.
Mount at least 6 feet off the ground, angled slightly upward.
Keep hoses as short as possible.
Glove test: Stand about 10 feet in front of the mist and hold your glove in it. Frozen particles = you're making snow! Wet particles = adjust water or wait for colder temps.
- 1
Turn off pressure washer, air compressor, and unplug fan.
- 2
Disconnect all hoses and air lines and drain completely.
- 3
Bring equipment indoors to prevent freezing.
- 4
Blow out nozzles with compressed air to prevent clogging.
Four Nozzle Snowmaker
$115
Water
Pressure washer — 1500–3000 PSI / 1.5–2.5 GPM
Air
Air compressor — 4.5+ CFM @ 90 PSI
Temperature
27°F (-3°C) or colder
Quick-Start Guide
- 1
Connect pressure washer
Attach hose to M22 adapter (top).
- 2
Connect air compressor
Attach to bottom quick disconnect.
- 3
Start compressor
Let tank fill completely.
- 4
Start system
Open air valve and turn on pressure washer.
- 5
Nozzle control (Air + Water Mix): Too much water or not enough air? Close middle valve slightly. Too much air? Open middle valve slightly.
- 6
Look for a fine mist of air and water. The fan blows the mist outward where it freezes and falls as snow.
Operate below 27°F (-3°C) with low humidity.
Mount at least 6 feet off the ground, angled slightly upward.
Keep hoses as short as possible.
Glove test: Stand about 10 feet in front of the mist and hold your glove in it. Frozen particles = you're making snow! Wet particles = adjust water or wait for colder temps.
- 1
Turn off pressure washer, air compressor, and unplug fan.
- 2
Disconnect all hoses and air lines and drain completely.
- 3
Bring equipment indoors to prevent freezing.
- 4
Blow out nozzles with compressed air to prevent clogging.
Mini Fan Gun
$400
Water
Pressure washer — 1500–3000 PSI / 1.5–2.5 GPM
Air
Air compressor — 4.5+ CFM @ 90 PSI
Temperature
27°F (-3°C) or colder
Quick-Start Guide
- 1
Connect pressure washer
Attach hose to M22 adapter (top).
- 2
Connect air compressor
Attach to bottom quick disconnect.
- 3
Connect fan power
Plug fan into 120V GFCI outdoor outlet.
- 4
Start compressor
Let tank fill completely.
- 5
Start system
Open air valve and turn on pressure washer.
- 6
Nozzle control (Air + Water Mix): Too much water or not enough air? Close middle valve slightly. Too much air? Open middle valve slightly.
- 7
Look for a fine mist of air and water. The fan blows the mist outward where it freezes and falls as snow.
Operate below 27°F (-3°C) with low humidity.
Mount at least 6 feet off the ground, angled slightly upward.
Keep hoses as short as possible.
Glove test: Stand about 10 feet in front of the mist and hold your glove in it. Frozen particles = you're making snow! Wet particles = adjust water or wait for colder temps.
- 1
Turn off pressure washer, then fan and air compressor.
- 2
Disconnect all hoses and air lines and drain completely.
- 3
Bring equipment indoors to prevent freezing.
- 4
Blow out nozzles with compressed air to prevent clogging.
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