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The SunJoe spx3000 is on sale again at Home Depot for $159.20 through 5/24/2015. I just ordered mine.

Nice! Our trigger setup is very similar! And I love the hose reel. This is the one thing I'm missing...storage for the pw hose. Is that a 50' hose or is it longer? Also, do you have another hose coming out of the reel to connect it to the SunJoe, or do you unwind the whole thing and remove it...

Lowes sells their Blue Hawk branded hose, which I believe is the same as the Simpson. It looks and feels the same and has the same MorFlex technology. The downside is that it is 40' instead of 50'. But, it is available in store, albeit slightly more expensive. Shop Blue Hawk 5/16-in x 40-ft...

Actually, 40225 is the 25' version on Amazon. The 50' 40226 comes and goes on Amazon. I had to watch for it and when it came back to the site, I bought it for $46. It is gone now, but I'm sure will be back.

No problem!! I look forward to hearing your feedback! I'm waiting for the spx3000 to go on sale again and plan to get one to replace my greenworks. I tried two ryobi models, but I'm more intrigued by the spx3000. While I've never had an issue, I do believe there is a 14mm M22 as well as a...

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That's the exact same water hose I use, too. HA!! I had one at my old house for several years and left it when I moved. I bought another one on sale and I've never had a problem, either. As Snellville said, it never leaks or kinks. Best hose I've ever used. My pressure washer, like most...

David, no problem!! hat particular spray trigger has an M22 male inlet and a 1/4" threaded female outlet. I think it lists it on the specs when you scroll down. Do you have a Northern Tool where you're located? I bought mine in the store. I don't know if they still have the same selection in...

Oh yes... disconnects everywhere. I also have one on the water inlet as well as the matching one on the water hose. I keep a shutoff valve on the end of the water hose, too. This makes it easy to remove the water hose from the pressure washer when I do a final rinse. Close the valve...

Thanks, David! Not to threadjack, but here is what I used: Quick Connector Couplings I know it says discontinued, but surely they still have a similar item, perhaps just a different brand. It should be easy to find. The little extendo piece that IS the short wand Trigger Spray Gun I love...

Also, and not to poop on what snellvilleauto will show, but I wanted you to see that what he and I have suggested are very easy. Here are pics of my setup. This is basically the same as what he's got, except the Simpson has M22 fittings, which means your quick connectors are M22 to 3/8"...

That's the same setup I use, too. Having quick connects on the ends of the hose makes everything so much easier. I quick connect to the gun (which is from Northern, too) and to the machine. When done, disconnect and store away. It looks like the blue hose from Northern is similar to the Simpon...

I just bought a Simpson 50' 5/16" with M22 ends. It works well. It is light, doesn't have any memory issues (with staying coiled), and hasn't kinked on me yet. Simpson model 40226 Simpson model 40226 Pressure Washer Hose - 50ft

I'm currently using a Greenworks 1500psi unit that I've had for a couple of years. It's a little finicky sometimes, but overall works. I upgraded the hose and got a Simpson 5/16" 50-foot with M22 connectors. Works great. It has no memory issues, doesn't kink, and is light weight. I did try...

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:iagree: I use a foam cannon, but I also use the two bucket method. It certainly isn't needed and I get the same results without the cannon, but I like it. It uses more product, more water, and more time. On the other hand, it adds entertainment value. I'm a hobbyist, so I do it all for...

My favorite gizmo in the garage is my LG portable air conditioner. It's a basement garage, so it never really gets super hot. In fact without the AC, it doesn't get any hotter than 78 degrees and never gets any colder (in the winter) than 55 degrees. With the portable AC, I can work on the...

Both the Greenworks and the Ryobi machines already have the quick connect coupler (female) at the end of the wand. The foam cannon usually comes with the 1/4" NPT male connector. You just screw that into the cannon and it will quick-connect to the wand, just like a spray tip does. See this...