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Simpson Honda Powered Pressure Washer - $349.99 YMMV
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Tractor Supply has the Honda 190cc Simpson Pressure washer on sale for $349 reg $399. 3300 psi and 2.4 GPM Model 60921
https://www.tractorsupp
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https://www.tractorsupp
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LMAO! Thats classic
Only good until today the 14th
You are 100 percent right. Don't know anything about engines. Lugging this thing to a repair shop in the trunk of my Audi is a pain. Makes my car smell
Of gas. The repair guy charges around 100 with tax to get it working. Seems like it's a carburetor issue, as you mention? Seems like someone can make a lot of money by making this part "me" proof and let my machine work when I want it to.
Or, just gently remove the bolt #6 in this image [boats.net] and drain the carburetor bowl before storage and see if that helps. Counterclockwise, it comes right out and don't lose the seal #1. Reinstall in reverse and just snug tighten. #3 is the actual carburetor fuel bowl that will come off if you are bit vigorous, so hold it in place from dropping down.... not a big deal, but so you know. You are going to drain less than 1/4 cup of gas out.
I don't really believe that fuel is your issue, but if it is, that will resolve it during storage. Now, if this has happened multiple times, I could believe you could use a different small engine mechanic.... and one that will explain to you any issues so not repeated.
Sticking with harbor freight kit for the hose then
https://www.harborfreig
Worth the extra cost to buy separate quick connections rather than have a dedicated pressure washer hose, or have to keep adding/removing "quick" fittings
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The biggest benefit is mobility, being able to take it wherever you want without being tied to an extension cord being plugged into an outlet (which are cumbersome and expensive for long lengths to handle 15A loads), and if it's not a proper water rated one you have the potential of tripping a GFCI outlet.
Electrics are typically half the GPM of gas powered ones.
The failure modes on a gas engine are usually user/shop serviceable, vs. just tossing an electric one in the garbage.
Most electric ones claim "up to XX PSI" but won't consistently deliver that pressure.
Electric ones are great for light use, but they have their limitations.
This 220v model will do it, but at a cost of $1200: https://www.northerntoo
This 220v model will do it, but at a cost of $1200: https://www.northerntool.com/shop..._200888194 [northerntool.com]
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The 3000psi is with low flow and the 2.4gpm is with low pressure.
Edit: To change "no" to "low"