Direct Tools Outlet has
Ryobi 1900 PSI Electric Pressure Washer (Reconditioned, ZRRY1419MTVNM) for
$49.99. Shipping is a flat rate $9.99.
Thanks to Community Member
morgan.croft for finding this deal.
Includes: - Electric Pressure Washer
- Detergent tank
- GFIC plug
- Hose
- Onboard cord storage
- Wheels
- Operator's Manual
Product Features: - Performance tested and rated in accordance with PWMA standard PW101 1900 psi and 1.2 GPM for efficient cleaning of residential areas 13 Amp electric motor effectively cleans a wide range of exterior surfaces
- Durable frame with wheels and telescoping handle
- Turbo nozzle for up to 50% more cleaning power
- On-board detergent tank and accessory storage
- Spray wand with quick-connect coupler and 25 non-marring hose
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1) Higher PSI doesn't mean it's going to be better at doing a certain job. You'll pass on a deal because shipping isn't free, but y'all can't watch a couple youtube to see if this or any other pressure washer is actually a good model? My favorite pressure washer reviewer is this guy and here he is reviewing this exact model: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sz5SeWv
Not all pressure washers are created equal, but generally speaking, Ryobi's are pretty decent.
2) Replace the hose connections with quick disconnects, game changer. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07DTBC67D (M MINGLE Ultimate Pressure Washer Adapter Set, Quick Disconnect Kit, M22 Swivel to 3/8 Inch Quick Connect, 3/4 Inch to Quick Release, 8-Pack)
3) Replace the hose with something like this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B018H6RZ1U (UBERFLEX Kink Resistant Pressure Washer Hose 1/4" x 25' 3,100 PSI with (2) 22MM )
4) He suggests replacing the orifice, I haven't done this on mine and still impressed (I'm using a 1600psi model and love it)
5) As cheap as these pressure washers are, they do require some care. When you attach the hose and turn the water on, keep the pressure washer turned off, but pull the trigger until water is coming out of the wand without any air bubbles. Do this every time, make it a habit. When you're done, I take off my hoses and then tip the pressure washer around to try and get all the water out. I had a sunjoe for an easy five years that worked perfectly, that is until I left it outside and then it snowed and then it was ruined. Definitely on me.
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Same one on Amazon goes for 155. Pretty slick deal in my book and works for my light cleaning needs.
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Greenworks/5013490925
if I dont like it, I can always return it. but this is the next purchase I do
Same one on Amazon goes for 155. Pretty slick deal in my book and works for my light cleaning needs.
https://smile.amazon.co
The key is I bought one of those round pressure washer surface attachment.
It was the greenworks one from amazon. I paid $25, it's now $28.
It was amazing how good it worked. With my gas pressure washer cleaning the deck, I'd be out there for an hour and be completely soaked. With the surface attachment, took me 30 minutes, i wasn't soaked, deaf or tired.[/QUOTE
Thanks. Got link from your other post.
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I also have a Generic brand pressure washer with a gas engine and I find myself using the electric Ryobi pressure washer more often because of the convenience.
The adjustable spray nozzle puts out plenty of pressure...
I was holding something and accidentally sprayed my arm; it took the skin off and left a scar.
I originally purchased a refurbished Ryobi pressure washer from Home Depot and returned it for a new unit, because the refurbished unit broke after one use.
This said; I can't recommend buying a refurbished unit, but my the pressure washer is great.
However; I have purchased refurbished items from direct tools outlet and they have all looked and functioned like brand new.
I remember someone post a PDF file on the real world comparison of various pressure washer, but can't find it anymore, anyone have the link to share?
Thanks
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was going to post the link, but you need to learn how to fish.
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