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Homelite 2700-PSI 2.3-GPM Gas Pressure Washer $199 REG $279 - TODAY ONLY INSTORE - HOME DEPOT - YMMV
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I also have to clean my house so I can paint it. I have only been looking for a couple days now so I can't tell how good of a deal this is.
$200 for something I'll only use a few times a year but then again those few times could be worth it.
Also, 10% Discover deals.
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Never-mind about the discover thing. Only in store and I don't feel like leaving so I guess that answers my question.
an amazon reviewer suggested turning off the fuel switch while running and letting the engine burn the rest of the fuel left in the system to avoid clogged fuel lines/carburetor from the E10 (I will be doing this for winter storage).
I used a lowes movers coupon for an extra 10% off just today
if you are in need of a pressure washer and can't find the one from this deal, Costco just got in the subaru engine ones. $299 though but w/ the lifetime return policy it's a solid investment
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if you are in need of a pressure washer and can't find the one from this deal, Costco just got in the subaru engine ones. $299 though but w/ the lifetime return policy it's a solid investment
Which model is this? My local Costco has a generac one as of last week. I'm currently waiting on a replacement for the Subaru engined one that UPS mangled on me last week.
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Honda engine at $199 is wishful thinking. The Homelite pressure washer with Honda engine version [homedepot.com] is $299 and is 3.8/5 with 457 reviews. It'd be stupid for a low-end brand to spend/charge extra to include a Honda engine without prominently displaying the well-recognized logo (think "Intel Inside" or "Swarovski crystal phone case" or "made with organic olive oil")
Reviews for both washers date back to 2012 and both have a non-trivial number of 1 star reviews, which tells you that having a Honda engine isn't everything, especially when paired with a cheaply made 2-piece aluminum pump (per some reviews). Higher end washers have one-piece brass pumps, and lower end electric washers often have plastic pumps.