Costco Wholesale has for their
Members: Greenworks 2000 PSI Corded Electric Pressure Washer (5106202VT) for
$119.99.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
bxgirl for finding this deal.
Features:- 2000 PSI and 1.2 GPM
- Water-Resistant Universal Motor
- 25-ft Tangle-Free Hose with Convenient on-board Storage
- 35-ft Inline GFCI Safety Power Cord
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2000 is best for light duty work and car washing. Anything more and you might as well get gas or a professional to do it. This might take a little longer but worth the $140 I spent. It does come with an Uber flex 25 ft hose worth $30 better than the ones that Ryobi electrics come with.
The one drawback is it is a little clunky so not the best if you don't tidy up the wires when moving it around but other than that warranty covers defects for machines not replaceable parts like the nozzle tips. I tried to call in and they said I have to buy a new pack. Overall a decent purchase and at $120 it's better than anything else you can buy at 2000 psi
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Less GPM (1.1 v 1.2), no soap storage, not as nice as hose, not as long as hose (20 ft to 25 ft), and so on.
I think for most siding cleaning and concrete gunk removal, you need at least 2300, right?
Do these have soap add-on chamber?
Limited-time deal: Greenworks 2000 Max PSI @ 1.1 GPM (13 Amp) Electric Pressure Washer (Black Frame) PWMA Certified https://a.co/d/3TnqoeZ
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2000 is best for light duty work and car washing. Anything more and you might as well get gas or a professional to do it. This might take a little longer but worth the $140 I spent. It does come with an Uber flex 25 ft hose worth $30 better than the ones that Ryobi electrics come with.
The one drawback is it is a little clunky so not the best if you don't tidy up the wires when moving it around but other than that warranty covers defects for machines not replaceable parts like the nozzle tips. I tried to call in and they said I have to buy a new pack. Overall a decent purchase and at $120 it's better than anything else you can buy at 2000 psi
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Thanks OP. I'll likely get the one you linked.
At least that is what sucked me into buying a PW recently, as I felt like I was missing something with my old school wash mitt in a bucket thing based on all the Youtubes.
The foam cannon was fun but yeah, I sort of left wondering whether after setting up the pressure washer, messing with the foam cannon, then using a wash mitt to go over all the foam I just cannoned on there, then switching tips to rinse, then running clean water thru the cannon, then putting away the pressure washer disconnecting hoses etc, whether I really saved time or wasted more of it haha
From what I read, Induction is better. If anyone else has thoughts pls advise. For that reason alone I may just keep my Husq as this Greenworks could be a trade "down" not up
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