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: Greenworks 1800 PSI 1.2-GPM Cold Water Electric Pressure Washer w/ 2 Spray Tips (GPW1805) on sale for $99 - $40 discount applied in cart =
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Features:- Power: Powerful residential electric pressure washer with 1800 MAX PSI at 1.2 GPM
- 13 Amp Universal Motor: Effectively cleans light - medium duty projects
- Push-button Start: Powers up easily every time and gets to work fast
- Total Stop System (TSS): When the trigger is released, water stops flowing through the pump; The TSS then automatically turns the motor off to protect the pump from overheating
- Portability: Lightweight and convenient carry handle
- Includes: Premium spray wand and 20-ft non-marring, high-pressure hose; (3) Spray nozzles – Turbo, 25° and 40°; Soap Applicator
- Safety Features: GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) and waterproof power plug works with any standard electrical outlet; IPX5 water resistance level
- Features: Extra-long 35-ft power cord
- Warranty: 3-year limited tool warranty
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This one works great for cleaning the car although get a real foam cannon as the soap dispenser that comes with this doesn't do much. It also worked great cleaning my driveway, brick sidewalk and concrete porch. It did good on the garage floor with light stains too.
Make sure you check the hose inlet for tightness, mine was loose and leaking. Pull the screen /seal, tighten fitting and good to go. Biggest issue I have seen from people is motor burning up or cycling. I do believe this is due to people not priming the unit prior to using as I have seen it many times. Keep the power off, open your water spigot, press the trigger on the wand and wait for all the air to purge. I always do it a couple times too make sure. After that, turn the unit on and go to town.
Here is a chart for pretty much every pressure washer .
From what I've seen this green works is probably the same pump as the ryobi 1800 psi 1.2 gallon that people love for $99
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This one works great for cleaning the car although get a real foam cannon as the soap dispenser that comes with this doesn't do much. It also worked great cleaning my driveway, brick sidewalk and concrete porch. It did good on the garage floor with light stains too.
Make sure you check the hose inlet for tightness, mine was loose and leaking. Pull the screen /seal, tighten fitting and good to go. Biggest issue I have seen from people is motor burning up or cycling. I do believe this is due to people not priming the unit prior to using as I have seen it many times. Keep the power off, open your water spigot, press the trigger on the wand and wait for all the air to purge. I always do it a couple times too make sure. After that, turn the unit on and go to town.
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I will be grabbing the first one soon because it includes the extra nozzles. Right now I have this one because I bought it before I grabbed a pressure washer. It works quite well for just using a garden hose but doesn't compare to a cannon.
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https://a.co/d/5ioOpQm
https://a.co/d/b76E2XD
I will be grabbing the first one soon because it includes the extra nozzles. Right now I have this one because I bought it before I grabbed a pressure washer. It works quite well for just using a garden hose but doesn't compare to a cannon.
https://a.co/d/7wA1KTW
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