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Buddy has one. Does great. He has a pressure washing business and bought it last at menards on sale for 350 if I remember right.

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I really need a new pressure washer...our Simpson pressure washer gave up and as well our AR Blue electrical pressure washer
 
My local Lowes had it at Christmas for $300ish and when I went to get it it was SOLD OUT! argh. But I am intrigued too. I want the 3000PSI when I need it, and want to use 2000 when I don't. I just don't like the concept of washing a car with the gas PW for the simple fact that when I set the gun down, I don't want to have to kill the engine and start it back. Is that still the way you have to do it?
 
cshamilton said:
My local Lowes had it at Christmas for $300ish and when I went to get it it was SOLD OUT! argh. But I am intrigued too. I want the 3000PSI when I need it, and want to use 2000 when I don't. I just don't like the concept of washing a car with the gas PW for the simple fact that when I set the gun down, I don't want to have to kill the engine and start it back. Is that still the way you have to do it?
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My biggest pet peeve is having your hands wet and trying to start it up when the black handle slips away from your hand!!!
 
Flash...

You're much better off buying a pressure washer that has a Honda GX engine and a CAT triplex pump.

Bob
 
FUNX650 said:
Flash...

You're much better off buying a pressure washer that has a Honda GX engine and a CAT triplex pump.

Bob
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Yep^ Some pressure washers come with a regulator so you can adjust the pressure.

You want a Honda engine because they last. And you want a Cat or Triplex pump because they last. Unless you intend to use this a couple times a year, I would invest in a pressure washer that has the good parts. Don't get caught up in any gimmicks or the color of the paint.
 
BradsDetailing said:
Yep^ Some pressure washers come with a regulator so you can adjust the pressure.

You want a Honda engine because they last. And you want a Cat or Triplex pump because they last. Unless you intend to use this a couple times a year, I would invest in a pressure washer that has the good parts. Don't get caught up in any gimmicks or the color of the paint.
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Is there a unit that you'd recommend?
 
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