I'll chime in and say that my budget setup works awesome! I have a Harbor Freight electric unit (1750psi) that I modded slightly with a Ryobi wand so it would connect to the foam cannon I got on amazon. The pressure washer was $74, the Ryobi wand was $11, and the foam cannon was $21 and came with 5 different angled nozzles. For just a shade over $100 I have a nice setup that does exactly what I need and makes good thick foam without using a ton of soap.
I'll chime in and say that my budget setup works awesome! I have a Harbor Freight electric unit (1750psi) that I modded slightly with a Ryobi wand so it would connect to the foam cannon I got on amazon. The pressure washer was $74, the Ryobi wand was $11, and the foam cannon was $21 and came with 5 different angled nozzles. For just a shade over $100 I have a nice setup that does exactly what I need and makes good thick foam without using a ton of soap.
I am not “cheap” but there are times when you can do a lot with great results and save a ton of money at the same time. Pressure washer is one of them.
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I actually pressure tested my SPX3000 (SPX3001 has same specs) the other day with an assortment of different orifice sized nozzles. Granted i upgraded to a full stainless MTM spray gun with lance and custom 50' 1/4' hose with reel. Below are the results.
Using the Sun Joe tips:
green (25 degree) = 1200psi
grey (40 degree) = 1200psi
All nozzles below were from either MTM Hydro and AllPressureWashers.com (Hydro Jet brand).
2.0 orifice... *will be using moving forward*
25 degree tip = 1300 psi
40 degree tip = 1400 psi
I actually pressure tested my SPX3000 (SPX3001 has same specs) the other day with an assortment of different orifice sized nozzles. Granted i upgraded to a full stainless MTM spray gun with lance and custom 50' 1/4' hose with reel. Below are the results.
Using the Sun Joe tips:
green (25 degree) = 1200psi
grey (40 degree) = 1200psi
All nozzles below were from either MTM Hydro and AllPressureWashers.com (Hydro Jet brand).
2.0 orifice... *will be using moving forward*
25 degree tip = 1300 psi
40 degree tip = 1400 psi
I received the SunJoe SPX4000 as an anniversary present and I am very happy with it. The wife got a deal on it at BJ Warehouse and I was even happier. I picked up a quick disconnect fitting on Ebay and I have an easy connection to a foam cannon.
I used to buy expensive ones, topping out at an AR Blue 610. Nothing seems to last more than 3 or 4 years for me. So now I just buy the $60 ones Amazon has on sale every once in a while.
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