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The Factory Blemished RYOBI 3300 PSI 2.4 GPM Gas Pressure Washer is built to take on the even the toughest heavy duty cleaning jobs. Its 212cc engine makes it ideal for siding, bricks, driveways, sidewalks, second stories, and other outdoor applications, and it is equipped with idle-down technology to save fuel and reduce noise. For versatile cleaning options, select one of the four included nozzles (soap, 25°, 40°, second story). The extended-reach second-story nozzle gives you the ability to clean hard-to-reach areas. Setting up and switching out nozzles is easy with the metal spray wand and quick-connect coupler. All four nozzles can be conveniently stored in the pressure washer's onboard accessory storage. This pressure washer has a durable hand truck frame and 12" flat-free wheels for easy transport. With the .95-gallon fuel tank you'll get 3X more runtime, so you can work longer without stopping to refuel.
Ideal for use on bricks
driveways
sidewalks
oil stains
siding
cleaning second stories
and other outdoor applications
Metal spray wand with ¼" quick-connect nozzle coupler for increased durability and convenient nozzle changes
Easy transport with durable hand truck frame and 12" flat-free wheels
Convenient onboard nozzle
hose
wand
and cord storage-Four cleaning options with included nozzles (Soap
25°
40°
& Second Story)
35' non-marring high-pressure hose
Onboard soap tank for cleaning with detergent"]
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'The Greenworks 3000 PSI Electric and Ryobi 3300 PSI Gas are built for entirely different users. Greenworks offers zero-maintenance, quiet operation for cars and decks. Ryobi delivers heavy-duty, continuous power with a gas engine for large driveways, paint prep, and stubborn stains'.
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They're almost the same, with capacity and quality. Gas is slightly more powerful.
I think the Ryobi has a better pressure hose. Guess it depends on your use case on which is more convenient.
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