They actually make a very good pressure washer. I saw several at Northern Tool and if I had not purchased the Yamaha I would have purchased a North Star.
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They actually make a very good pressure washer. I saw several at Northern Tool and if I had not purchased the Yamaha I would have purchased a North Star.
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http://www.thegoodgears.com/Pressure-Washer/
It has top pressure washer models on the market, including all types of it.
http://www.thegoodgears.com/Pressure-Washer/
It has top pressure washer models on the market, including all types of it.
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This is the best there is that is somewhat affordable. I am sure that the brain trust will disagree with me. No biggie. I have only been in the pressure washing business for 25 years and have 25 rigs on the road on a daily basis.
This is the best there is that is somewhat affordable. I am sure that the brain trust will disagree with me. No biggie. I have only been in the pressure washing business for 25 years and have 25 rigs on the road on a daily basis.
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Gas powered pressure washer?
I'm going to lowes or Home Depot tomorrow and looking to get a decent power washer. I've probably spent over $200 the past year washing mud and crap off the truck so I figured it only makes sense to but my own lol my question is does anyone have suggestions on a good reliable brand/model? I get chicks of mud and dust and dirt but mainly want something powerful enough for the real stuck on mud and chunks... Any hep would be much appreciated!
I'm going to lowes or Home Depot tomorrow and looking to get a decent power washer. I've probably spent over $200 the past year washing mud and crap off the truck so I figured it only makes sense to but my own lol my question is does anyone have suggestions on a good reliable brand/model? I get chicks of mud and dust and dirt but mainly want something powerful enough for the real stuck on mud and chunks... Any hep would be much appreciated!
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I have one made by John Deere I think. Got from lowes for a couple hundred bucks. It's been great. No problems at all. It has a little Briggs and Stratton on it. I'm almost positive it's john Deere lol it's been a while since I've used it. I think any of them with a gas motor would be fine. Just don't do electric. Haven't had any luck at all with them
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Yeah have heard the electric are weak for dry stuck on mud... Plus electricity and water doesn't mix in my mind
sure they do. it makes for a shockingly good time.
i got mannys gas pressure washer here. i think it a honda. works really well.
i got mannys gas pressure washer here. i think it a honda. works really well.
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So, some guys have accused me of being a know-it-all, so I'll keep it short. I wash all kinds of dirty equipment at my shop. We've got a HOTSY, but they don't sell those at Lowes. The one I've got at home we got at Lowes. Had it for 3-4 years. Any of the gas powered ones are gonna work good. The only advice I can give is get a longer hose! You won't want the shorties that come with the machine. Best investment a truck guy can have is a washer at home.....
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I would also recommend a longer hose and a Honda engine
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Great info guys thanks!
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