forum thread Posted by cjhasting • Dec 29, 2024
Dec 29, 2024 2:08 AM
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forum thread Posted by cjhasting • Dec 29, 2024
Dec 29, 2024 2:08 AM
YMMV HART 2500PSI 2.5 GPM 212cc Cold Water Gas Pressure Washer - $142
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It use to be: (for consumer cheap ones)
129, or $80 on sale for a electric washer
250-300, or 200-230 on sale for a gas washer.
I think you're thinking of an electric washer.
I do not buy many things, but the things that I do buy are generally well researched and turn out to be far from the least expensive version of that thing, since I believe that in general you get what you pay for. After owning a number of electric versions- I'm in the market for a gasoline-powered pressure washer. Whatever I buy will have to come from Costco since they back up everything they sell. There's a Honda GX powered "Yard Force" branded pressure washer that I'm predicting will be a good purchase at the right price. It's almost $550 at the moment- which is out of my price range- so I'm keeping an eye on it for any price reductions.
I learned a long time ago that my life is better with fewer higher quality things.
The expected lifetime of a gasoline-powered pressure washer can vary significantly based on several factors, including the quality of the machine, how often it is used, and the maintenance practices followed.
Lifespan Estimates
- Homeowner-Grade Models: Typically, these are designed for lighter use and may last around 100 to 200 hours of operation. For instance, some lower-end models are reported to have a lifespan as short as 23 to 100 hours depending on their construction and usage conditions.
- Mid-Range Models: Higher quality pressure washers can last approximately 500 hours or more if maintained properly.
- Commercial-Grade Models: Designed for heavy use, these machines can last between 1,500 to 3,000 hours, making them suitable for professional applications where they are
Usage Frequency:If a homeowner uses a pressure washer for about 50 hours per year, a model rated for 500 hours could last over 10 years with proper care. Conversely, commercial users who might run their machines for 20 to 40 hours per week could see much shorter lifespans if using lower-quality equipment.
Conclusion
In summary, while a gasoline-powered pressure washer can last anywhere from 100 hours for low-end models to over 3,000 hours for commercial-grade machines, proper maintenance and usage frequency play critical roles in determining its actual lifespan. Users should consider these factors when purchasing and operating their equipment to maximize its longevity.
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