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I've been using it at 5:1 as I find this gives me the right balance.

Hey buddy. Thanks for your comment. Will keep you all updated with my experience with the HLR15.

That’s a very good question. Unfortunately, it’s not something I have a comprehensive answer to. I know Kranzle sell a suction hose which is 3 metres in length: kranzle-pressure-washers.co.uk/collections/all-accessories/products/kranzle-3m-suction-filter-hose Your best bet would be to call them up to see what their opinion is. The fact that I cannot see a suction hose from Kranzle larger than 3 metres suggests it’s not something they’d recommend.

Yeah the suction hose was extremely long on this machine but I replaced it with the 3 metre hose and it’s still not giving full constant pressure.. the engine is kind of jumpy and sounds as do it’s not running at full power

@@datfella100 oh right. Not sure what the problem could be. Best to give them a shout to see if they can suggest anything.

Oh no. I was quite lucky. I didn’t pre-order. One of the retailers in the UK had it in stock, so I quickly hit the purchase button. Unfortunately, the charger does not have the keyholes.

@@jcvdvandd bummer, I'll maybe have to fabricate something. Thanks for your help!

@jeffc6832 you're most welcome.

Same. Starting to get impatient. Date keeps getting delayed

@@samtullier7566 Last thing I saw on one of their IG posts is that boxing up is taking place in Colorado so it sounds like a shipping date should be close. Hell if they need some help with the boxing process I am ready willing and able. Seriously though, I’m thinking it will happen in the next 2-3 weeks. At least I hope so. Really want to get this machine in my hands to work on some vehicles.

​@@samtullier7566it's never been delayed. RUPES never set a date, just said early 2024.

Thank you for your comment. Really appreciate it.

Thanks you. Yes, they’re fantastic. The K10 122 TS is a great machine.

Thank you. Hope you’re keeping well.

Thank you.

Thanks for your comment. In terms of quality, the Kranzle is more robust in my opinion. Please note, it’s probably an unfair comparison between a K4 and a 2160 TST. One is a domestic pressure washer (K4) and one could be considered more of a commercial pressure washer (2160 TST). However, if it’s the last pressure you’ll buy, then look no further than a Kranzle. Yes, it’s more expensive, but as long as you service it when required, it should last you a lifetime. Hope this helps.

Hey buddy. Thanks for your question. Carbon Collective has a US distributor called Detail Division. Their website is as follows: detail-division.com/collections/carbon-collective/products/detailing-bucket-gamma-seal-lid?variant=40652592840819 Hope it helps 👍🏽

@@jcvdvanddthank you my friend!

@@HF1.0 no worries 👍🏽

It’s rated at 11 litres per minute. You can find further information here: kranzle-pressure-washers.co.uk/products/kranzle-k-2160-tst-with-dirtkiller

Hi. Thanks for watching. In response to your question, it is to do with the clear coat on the alloys. The clear coat marring will show up more on black alloys. It's for this reason I use the softer detail brush to reduce the chances of this from occurring. I have actually updated my wheel cleaning process and feel this is much better as the chemical used pretty much removes the built up brake dust on the wheel face and barrels. This leaves you with a cleaner surface to work with. If you're interested, I've left a link in this comment: ruclips.net/video/J2P977Jp4jk/видео.html The only thing I would do differently for black alloys (in the link I've shared above), is use a softer detail brush and wheel woolies. Apart from that, everything else would remain the same. I hope this helps.

It's absolutely fine. No issues with water being in that area. Please note, the brake discs can form rust with water being left on there. There are 2 solutions to resolve this. 1) Spray some Bilt Hamber Atom Mac to prevent rust/corrosion. 2) Drive the vehicle round the block once finished cleaning and press the brakes to dry the brake discs out.

Thanks for watching and your kind words.

I'm not entirely sure. But here is a copy of the manual, not sure if this helps: www.theultimatefinish.co.uk/Documents/Kranzle_K2160_TST_Operating_Manual.pdf

@@jcvdvandd Manual say input power is 3200Watts. Watts / volts = amps.. 3200 / 230 = 13.9130 Amps That is assuming an average 230V for your supply. It varies from place to place as low as 220V and as high as 240V.. Plugging tho values in the Amps varies from a high of 14.545Amps to a low of 13.333Amps. All voltages drive more current than house wiring circuits are designed for. Plug sockets are limited to 3000 Watts (3kW) So home users avoid. They have history of blowing fuses.

Thank you Bro. Much appreciated 👍🏾

Thank you for your kind words 😊

It has a 13amp fuse.

Not sure, as I’ve not measured it.

Thanks for your comment and question. The size nozzle I'm using is 4.0.

@@jcvdvandd Thank you so much.

@@jedi8770 you’re most welcome.

Hi. Thanks for your question. Unfortunately I cannot answer your question having never owned a K1152 TST. In my personal opinion and based on facts/ figures, I'd say the K2160TST is more powerful than the K1152 TST. The K1152 TST appears to be quite popular, I know Pan the organiser has the equivalent version in North America. If you're based in the UK, it might be worth contacting Malcolm at Aquaspray Kranzle. He would be better placed to give you a fair view.

I’m based in the UK.

Thanks for your message. They’ve actually released an up to date version which can be found via the following link: mosmatic.co.uk/hp-t304-quick-connect-couplings/34677-mosmatic-obsessed-garage-M22-male-quick-connect-coupler-70905.html I hope this helps.

Thank you for your kind words.

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The only solution I can think of is that you attempt to order this from a US distributor.

Thanks for your comment. I can completely understand where you're coming from.

Thanks for your message. I haven't ever tested this to be honest.

@@jcvdvandd thank you for your reply, appreciated. Can you please do a test, I keep searching this aspect for days and seems not to be such a test on youtube. I think it would be very appreciated for a lot of users.

@@jcvdvandd For example for Kranzle K1152 the declared flow is 10L/min and measured is only 9L/min.

@@Kelu thanks for your reply. I will attempt to do a test when I get some time. I will respond to you once I've had a chance to carry this out. Speak soon.

I cannot say as I have never used an 1152. However, I do know that the 2160 is a more powerful machine.

Absolutely, I don't see any reason why you would not be able to add APC.

Hi. Thanks for watching and for your comment. I think you could use this to wash a tractor. However, I'm not sure whether it would be suitable for farm machinery. Apologies, I don't know anything about farm machinery. If you are based in the UK, you may wish to contact Aquaspray Kranzle to find out. Hope it helps.

Hi. Thanks for your question. The Mosmatic gun is 👌🏼. The machine is set to 2000psi. In the UK this machine is rated at 12 litres per minute. As you’ve used the term GPM (Gallons Per Minute), I’m assuming you are based in the US. Based on conversion to a US gallon, I believe that works out to be 3.17 GPM. The pressure washer I’m using in this video is the Kranzle 2160TST : kranzle-pressure-washers.co.uk/products/kranzle-k-2160-tst-pressure-cleaner-with-dirtkiller?variant=31270626132026&currency=GBP&

Hi, in my opinion the K2160TST is louder than the K7. This is highlighted by the fact that the 2160TST is rated at 89db and K7 at 84db from what I recall. The 2160TST in my opinion is a premium all round machine. It’s more powerful than the K7. Having said that, the K7 is excellent for valeters/ detailers. In terms of comparison, I mainly use both the 2160TST and K7 for Valeting and Detailing. Both are excellent for this purpose. However, I feel the 2160TST has more horsepower to clean a driveway/ patio. I hope that’s answered your questions. Feel free to message me if you have further questions. Thanks.

Hi Kyle. Thanks for your question. When I ordered the OG Spec Mosmatic gun and wand kit from Obsessd Garage, I was able to pay for the customs charge upfront, so in response to your question; yes, there was a charge for customs. You are given two choices on the Obsessed Garage website: 1) not to pay upfront and wait for the courier to issue you with the customs charge. 2) pay it up front via the Obsessed Garage website.

Cool, thanks for that. I think I will be getting one. Whats the swivel like on it whilst under pressure?

@@kyleletson8000 You're welcome. The swivel is really good under pressure. Also, if the high pressure hose gets twisted, you can rotate the gun in the relevant direction and it untangles.

Hi Junaid. Thanks for your message. The obsessed garage all in was £355.99. I have since seen that you can order this package from Mosmatic UK. However, it does not have the Obseesed Garage branding on it. K10 is 👌🏼.

The link for Mosmatic UK package is as follows: mosmatic.co.uk/car-detailing-collection/34625-81-obsessed-garage-mosmatic-professional-hp-gun-lance-detailing-collection.html#/1327-nozzle_size-040/1337-nozzle_spray_angle-40

You will also need to order the following: mosmatic.co.uk/hp-t304-quick-connect-couplings/3713-mosmatic-hp-couplings-quick-connect-T304-38f-70012.html & this: mosmatic.co.uk/fittings/1746-ver-500-bar-stainless-steel-51280-g3-8-m-x-m22x15-m.html This will then allow you to connect the gun to your Kranzle hose. It is expensive; but it is completely down to you whether you want this package. I appreciate it is not for everyone due to cost.

@@jcvdvandd thanks for your reply. I’ve seen the Mosmatic UK package, however the gun itself is different to the specific one made and distributed exclusively for Obsessed Garage. Their gun has a few tweaks over the regular one. I’m thinking I may as well order it from them and pay the extra costs. I’ve been trying to source the Coxreel too and have a lead on that for around £200. Next on the list is the Kobrajet hose, though I want the grey one so need to find a supplier for that.

@@jcvdvandd how long did shipping take and what was the customs/import procedure? Did you have to go to the post office and pay tax/import duty or do you pay that to OG in advance?

Thanks for your questions. In my view the Kranzle is more geared towards commercial use and the pump is most likely more durable than the Karcher K7. However, if you intend to make use for domestic purposes and not use it for prolonged periods of time then the Karcher K7 is more than capable. I only bought the Kranzle 2160TST to make use for my detailing business, plus to use it to clean the driveway/ patio on occassions. With regards to your question on snow foam lances, that's a tricky one. I like both of them! However, with that being said; I'd keep the PA lance. With respect to your final question. I wouldn't be able to give a fair view on a comparison between the OG spec gun and the MTM SGS35 as I have never used the MTM gun. I liked the look of the OG spec gun and that's why I bought it. I am sure though the MTM gun is also a very capable solution. It might be worth watching a review by Obessesed Garage. He has a video on the MTM SGS28 and the older OG spec gun: ruclips.net/video/efyr_MWLNPA/видео.html I don't know how useful it would be, but you may be able to identify any differences. If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to reach out.

@@jcvdvandd thanks so much for the detailed response, much appreciated! That’s great to hear, I only plan to use it once a weak so I think I’ll go with the K7 then. I’ve just watched the Obsessed Garage videos and the fittings seem like the main reason to purchase the gun. Whilst they seem very luxurious they also have a ludicrous price tag, but I might just splurge as I don’t plan to upgrade any time soon. Do you know if the PA Lance is compatible with the MTM 22.2 bottle?

@@calvin3941 you're most welcome. The PA Lance should be compatible. I have put my PA snow foam lance on the MTM PF22 bottle and it screwed on fine. The PF22.2 bottle will have the same thread, so it should also work. Hope that helps.

@@jcvdvandd Great stuff, looking forward to your next video!

@@calvin3941 thank you. It's been a while since I last uploaded. Need to get round to it. If there is anything you'd like me to do a video on feel free to let me know.

Thank you for your comment. I'm glad to hear you found it helpful.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Hi. Thanks for your comment. That's a really good question. I guess it depends on what you intend to use the machine for. I don't know much about the Profi 195. However, based on what I can see; it appears to offer more in the adjustable pressure rating range, from 10 - 170 bar. The 2160 TST operating adjustable pressure rating is between 30 - 140 bar, which is more than sufficient for my use i.e. cleaning cars and the patio.

@@jcvdvandd i believe that the profi line also has a suction box to prevent empty running of the pump when using the suction feed or a low capacity tap.

Thanks for your comment. It is a fantastic pressure washer. Everyone is different, but I prefer to wash my own cars. I find it therapeutic.

Sadly yes, because they are all in supermarket car parks or disused petrol station sites for a £5 scratch up job! Just used my K10 122 TS, such a great machine, it's got masses of power and pressure, and it's not even noisy.

@@23hublock1 they sure are its great there is still some quality products left on this planet that r not designed to break and throw away after 2 years

@@piee683 Which is exactly why I have walked away from Karcher after 2 machines in recent years, they are now just cheap, lightweight Chinese crap. I can understand the market for the masses and a price-point, but buy cheap...buy thrice!

@@23hublock1 do you have the quick connect setup

The size of the nozzle I am using is an 040 (40 degree nozzle)

Thank you. To be perfectly honest, I leave the unloader valve at maximum capacity. However, I ensure I keep a safe distance from the body of the vehicle at all times to ensure a safe rinse. I could turn it down and then get closer to the vehicle, but I have not done so as yet. Hope it helps.

No worries and thank you for watching :)