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what pressure washer "preferably electric" have you guys had real good experiences with? I want one that I can change the spray heads not the entire wand so I can connected my foam cannon to it
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powerwasher H2010 from home depot. 1800psi. Very good!
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This is the one I had which has tips you could swap out via quick connect....though I've never had to use any of the other ones....
NorthStar Electric Cold Water Pressure Washer — 3000 PSI, 2.5 GPM, 230 Volt | Electric-Cold Water | Northern Tool + Equipment
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Re: pressure washer
Almost all cheap (under $600.00) pressure washers will only last a short period of time before starting to leak. So I suggest you buy whatever is available at Costco. The reason? They give you a lifetime warranty. Save the box, sales slip, and all paperwork so when it fails (and it will) you return it and immediately buy another one. I am on my third one. First two were Karcher, the other a Snap On (probably made by Karcher). Snap On is still working, but it's only been 8 months.
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Re: pressure washer
Originally Posted by oldmodman
Almost all cheap (under $600.00) pressure washers will only last a short period of time before starting to leak. So I suggest you buy whatever is available at Costco. The reason? They give you a lifetime warranty. Save the box, sales slip, and all paperwork so when it fails (and it will) you return it and immediately buy another one. I am on my third one. First two were Karcher, the other a Snap On (probably made by Karcher). Snap On is still working, but it's only been 8 months.
I would definitely 2nd this., especially if you go electric.
If you go gas, make sure it has a kohler engine. Some of the higher end husky branded ones at HD are pretty good.
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From the research I have done, there are several models selling at under $200 that have a decent motor (Briggs and Straton and Karcher K5 series) that cross the bridge from light duty to decent duty. You do pay more for robustness in hoses, connections, etc.
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I have two Karcher models and both have performed well for me.
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Re: pressure washer
I like the Karcher electrics. They are very versatile and you can get a foamer attachment that's functional and inexpensive.
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wow chad thats expensive lol
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