What do you want to do with it? Wash down your boat and trailer? Blast the paint off your trailer down to bare metal? Other? Makes a difference in how powerful a unit you would need, which translates to specifications and price.
I bought mine at Lowes years ago. It is a Excell industrial power washer. Has a 13 hp motor. 3600 psi. Not sure if they still carry them or not. But I would not buy any pressure washer without it having a honda motor. Good luck
I bought mine at Lowes years ago. It is a Excell industrial power washer. Has a 13 hp motor. 3600 psi. Not sure if they still carry them or not. But I would not buy any pressure washer without it having a honda motor. Good luck
That's about identical to mine. With the fine tip I bet I could carve my name thru the door of a car... However, I did pay $1000 around 5 years ago, at least........
Ok I picked up a 3100psi 2.5gpm with Honda motor. All the research I have done and your replies Honda is the way to go. I almost picked up a Industrial but couldn't justify the extra 400. Maybe I will up grade down the road if I do that much power washing.
Thanks for all the help. Happy Power Washing and Marry Xmas.
I have an El Cheapo 1,700 psi electric job that I use for everything you mentioned and it works quite well. If I want to pressure clean the house prior to painting I borrow a 3,500 psi Honda powered job.
I have an El Cheapo 1,700 psi electric job that I use for everything you mentioned and it works quite well. If I want to pressure clean the house prior to painting I borrow a 3,500 psi Honda powered job.
Try to keep the tip pointed down when you first squeeze the handle. When it's pointed up, the ceramic ball drops back a bit and can shatter when the water slams it forward.
Try to keep the tip pointed down when you first squeeze the handle. When it's pointed up, the ceramic ball drops back a bit and can shatter when the water slams it forward.
