Just got this model myself - mostly because I already had the batteries for my lawn equipment. My instructions (on a separate sheet) tell me to install that metal fitting right where you were putting it - at the base of the high pressure hose. It says it's a valve - but it doesn't say why you need it. I was happy to see you using yours without it and it seemed to work fine. I will probably remove mine to reduce pressure drop. Thanks for the in-depth review - I picked up a few pointers.
Thanks for the insight Mark on that fitting. It works great how it is so I may not install it. I use it almost every day! Thank you so much for watching.
@@TerenceDIY Glad to hear it's still working well for you! I'm on a private well and we have a drought going on here so I'm limiting my water usage. Otherwise I'd be out there spraying away! I did buy a cheap set of nozzles to get the 15 degree and zero degree nozzles for jobs that require more aggressive washing. I'm looking forward to seeing how well those work. Keep up the good work.
Now I know what I'm getting in the spring! (of 2024) This will be a game-changer keeping my company trucks clean (our building does not have an outside spigot, but we've got a water source inside our building.)
I bought this item,as a catalogue return,as already had some Greenworks items. Works fine.Obviously, pressure limited, with a 40 volt motor. Great for rinsing off car .
Awesome video. Just purchased a new unit recently and want to purchase an extra battery. Just want to ensure all battery that works for 29462 will fit, even the 6AH battery pack. Thank you again.
I really like the 40v. I bought 3 of these batteries (link below) and I can use this all day because I will always have a battery charged. However, the 60v does give you twice the pressure although the batteries cost twice as much. I guess it depends on your preference. www.ebay.com/itm/386802990359?epid=1583462854&itmmeta=01HWWXSA46D2YPGB20VES2XVHH&hash=item5a0f413d17:g:BwsAAOSw1bZkq-Gc&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA8DeCFiIEdXUAtBadYD9ljPUYOK%2FxJEsMjtkUqClVRLUYFW%2BKHY1H9eFiEHiJ5Kg3%2BNu%2FQPO2T6F3%2BC6pZ5XtBt%2BoZR%2Fmbh25dIU%2B%2Ffbwtq9JB7xt882%2FRLgQv%2BfnyH7DPZhSjuO1HoGDruR3IPOxDoq2qk5YR%2Fp3xyL7rZfI10yvAJHSvgtzVLylvFnTULUABLfnmlMKxrgoXAzAenrXBXU2wIq0BSnKmhAvFXg5rAksLAXAzv6qsMhQWadej3%2FMQ8Ve%2B0WyaSIKCij94ZFO2%2FivGV5BPS%2BjYkuoxuuPlIpoeBRUaSuO7HFE0d%2BgUmMhQQ%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABFBMqqLlnedj hat extra
Although these are not Green Works branded batteries, I have 3 of them and they are great. Here are links for a couple different versions (I prefer the 9.0 Ah) www.ebay.com/itm/296302941276?itmmeta=01HW85SW55ZVFZJ64QT3BYX1KY&hash=item44fd08145c:g:kG8AAOSwZH9ljokA&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA8FRmO1%2FmYuu8RyFgxVKl5A1PdlxyS4EW5CF8MhJSVnR5N5OjRICrH6d5JUfgcTqtUsOe7W7bpEw0AGJvaO9Xrs5q9BTit6CBxWGeceKbSf2AD3cChoEJ1QyaHk4ZV%2Fp6WHLnpsf7rI25RWORNQ7etzWH%2FjAQoQ07stn%2F717JqsEsTW2yVhdae5W%2F7c1VJSFMbLGN5pJklEAUzww4yl%2FXAcmFNQQUpHtjVbAvk1mQpGw9gE9snz3wVRrJ50rtCvIERtLOrXOKswNZQeQw0J4M3O0Z1w00PEwIofFTec24YMkzy6r3uOUkrGUbcivahten6A%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABFBM6MLnheJj www.ebay.com/itm/226037707380?itmmeta=01HW85SW55VZ8HKH08HMFPSXW0&hash=item34a0e5b274:g:EB8AAOSw5QJmEOpV&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA4NRgtIJC4RDr4EzWB1kgJGLj0nrkKPQBLRyaVit1lPxNsTMNgZbm8i4jMnRwd3YqjKbz8GG1F3tTVZfa0hqClCxSX4QsVvHkK33c8SJrEAYX4ERhXPQJCNZGeG66m%2Fjw9ZI4shkB6zhSDHyyvZVrsXHuiTidKaZybqjuphbdAPwb5%2F7Fc1ReCiH980AY20xzJF4hCvckDKWU3z7bioKBUaBBuE9J9HIVa8xYD%2FSzLcgHmJ8uoYaS9m3uRNDKHEkHV0TkEw81W%2FePcurUGzh24ZKXZ8rcSjHTPyGxp1Le3gQo%7Ctkp%3ABFBM6MLnheJj www.ebay.com/itm/355475252807?itmmeta=01HW85SW55VTS7GN80WFXXP209&hash=item52c3f9e647:g:WwQAAOSwdvll0tkO&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA8Jy4l4vCfl4P%2BGzAUEOadz7G8QdolhCmC9KDFAXHvEgzwilgx04TRghOR4rvSC7bdARTZJZSktZO09RO8GkSHL2LzrK2TW4R6I%2FY8Q8YL526g%2Frf8l7HP%2B9lLOhPGjwgMKE8g%2BOP8%2FywVqTqRYPzOdaM7W5F1ThmnlhcwmTmjaayl8mT01wHuc4qxT3n8ZxQozRVQdrkltEU60oNfl%2FH3NBA1pTc5%2FhKcOxIwQot5XnPLsqJl2MDg08HgWcpIAmoCGJztF5OhGG259JQ%2BCHqkjaG4SsdcT2WRwf05%2BhYkOotnAfU2INUMFBE5myDWvc6%2Fw%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABFBM6MLnheJj
@@TerenceDIY thank you for the response, I did some research on replacement batteries mostly people concerned about the battery life less than a year they stop working, how does yours holding up?
My Green Works battery doesn't hold a charge for that long. The aftermarket batteries are my go to. They last pretty long and continues to hold a charge. And they are much cheaper.
@@TerenceDIY I forgot to mentioned that the unit I purchased is the 60v pressure washer, I think the one you had was 40v, another thing is does higher ampere wont damage the unit?
Yes, I have the 40v. You need this battery (link below). www.ebay.com/itm/325717492593?itmmeta=01HWB40PJSH7AEPPHJAB72BRGW&hash=item4bd6468371:g:J9UAAOSwJgJkooVc&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA4KegzEtigCskCfzdJ7z1olnxYEyDWcJkNT0mU0rqgY3k0Z7z1bQy8GsrqMUgLGsHKR0QlIKi%2FDlfM%2FZwRH%2BLgo4LjQ6vGNczx1eFrVjXRYzz9QNi2SmIJLgWTKl7hzwPV6vWDPsoVIAorrQjJnfAoK96s4inz7QwNphRYKWvDnMAF72g7DN7pG1nVNggyJQ5Z9xRj3e%2F02m7mNAU845QwU28vhrIX0lOnQ8LKWPAaMsSZzeFQH0TxvcwATTIFrpvEv3D6tEcN3%2BCsJ2fSKz0AlEYpESVlDaI0k%2FMHwq%2BP8Gv%7Ctkp%3ABFBM2umC5OJj
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Thanks for the review. Just what I needed to make a decision if I should buy.
You're very welcome Antoine. Although it's not the most powerful, it get's the job done. I use this everywhere! Thank you SO much for watching.
Just got this model myself - mostly because I already had the batteries for my lawn equipment. My instructions (on a separate sheet) tell me to install that metal fitting right where you were putting it - at the base of the high pressure hose. It says it's a valve - but it doesn't say why you need it. I was happy to see you using yours without it and it seemed to work fine. I will probably remove mine to reduce pressure drop. Thanks for the in-depth review - I picked up a few pointers.
Thanks for the insight Mark on that fitting. It works great how it is so I may not install it. I use it almost every day! Thank you so much for watching.
@@TerenceDIY Glad to hear it's still working well for you! I'm on a private well and we have a drought going on here so I'm limiting my water usage. Otherwise I'd be out there spraying away! I did buy a cheap set of nozzles to get the 15 degree and zero degree nozzles for jobs that require more aggressive washing. I'm looking forward to seeing how well those work. Keep up the good work.
@@markgoff5307 Awesome! I bought some cheap nozzles as well! LOL
Really enjoyed yo video. I just unboxed mines today and had to get a few pointers. Thanks
You're welcome Matthew. Thank you very much for watching.
Hello, thanks for sharing this video. Is this the 40v, 80 psi pressure washer?
Hi, yes, this is the 40 volt 800 Psi pressure washer. Thanks for watching.
Great job Terrence!
Thank you Barbara and thanks for watching!
looking at getting this model many thanks from the uk
You're very welcome. You will like this machine. Thanks for watching.
Appreciate the review, will be getting this model in the near future!
That's awesome. It's a cool machine. Thank you for watching.
Now I know what I'm getting in the spring! (of 2024) This will be a game-changer keeping my company trucks clean (our building does not have an outside spigot, but we've got a water source inside our building.)
I bought this item,as a catalogue return,as already had some Greenworks items. Works fine.Obviously, pressure limited, with a 40 volt motor. Great for rinsing off car .
I totally agree with you.
Awesome review. I think I'm going to go for the 60v version of this.
That's a great choice! Thanks for watching.
The one in the video it’s the 40 volt right?
Awesome video. Just purchased a new unit recently and want to purchase an extra battery. Just want to ensure all battery that works for 29462 will fit, even the 6AH battery pack. Thank you again.
You're welcome Anthony. Thank you so much for watching.
40 volt or 60 volt. Any recommendations?
I really like the 40v. I bought 3 of these batteries (link below) and I can use this all day because I will always have a battery charged. However, the 60v does give you twice the pressure although the batteries cost twice as much. I guess it depends on your preference.
www.ebay.com/itm/386802990359?epid=1583462854&itmmeta=01HWWXSA46D2YPGB20VES2XVHH&hash=item5a0f413d17:g:BwsAAOSw1bZkq-Gc&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA8DeCFiIEdXUAtBadYD9ljPUYOK%2FxJEsMjtkUqClVRLUYFW%2BKHY1H9eFiEHiJ5Kg3%2BNu%2FQPO2T6F3%2BC6pZ5XtBt%2BoZR%2Fmbh25dIU%2B%2Ffbwtq9JB7xt882%2FRLgQv%2BfnyH7DPZhSjuO1HoGDruR3IPOxDoq2qk5YR%2Fp3xyL7rZfI10yvAJHSvgtzVLylvFnTULUABLfnmlMKxrgoXAzAenrXBXU2wIq0BSnKmhAvFXg5rAksLAXAzv6qsMhQWadej3%2FMQ8Ve%2B0WyaSIKCij94ZFO2%2FivGV5BPS%2BjYkuoxuuPlIpoeBRUaSuO7HFE0d%2BgUmMhQQ%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABFBMqqLlnedj
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where did you get the replacement battery? do you have the link?
Although these are not Green Works branded batteries, I have 3 of them and they are great. Here are links for a couple different versions (I prefer the 9.0 Ah)
www.ebay.com/itm/296302941276?itmmeta=01HW85SW55ZVFZJ64QT3BYX1KY&hash=item44fd08145c:g:kG8AAOSwZH9ljokA&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA8FRmO1%2FmYuu8RyFgxVKl5A1PdlxyS4EW5CF8MhJSVnR5N5OjRICrH6d5JUfgcTqtUsOe7W7bpEw0AGJvaO9Xrs5q9BTit6CBxWGeceKbSf2AD3cChoEJ1QyaHk4ZV%2Fp6WHLnpsf7rI25RWORNQ7etzWH%2FjAQoQ07stn%2F717JqsEsTW2yVhdae5W%2F7c1VJSFMbLGN5pJklEAUzww4yl%2FXAcmFNQQUpHtjVbAvk1mQpGw9gE9snz3wVRrJ50rtCvIERtLOrXOKswNZQeQw0J4M3O0Z1w00PEwIofFTec24YMkzy6r3uOUkrGUbcivahten6A%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABFBM6MLnheJj
www.ebay.com/itm/226037707380?itmmeta=01HW85SW55VZ8HKH08HMFPSXW0&hash=item34a0e5b274:g:EB8AAOSw5QJmEOpV&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA4NRgtIJC4RDr4EzWB1kgJGLj0nrkKPQBLRyaVit1lPxNsTMNgZbm8i4jMnRwd3YqjKbz8GG1F3tTVZfa0hqClCxSX4QsVvHkK33c8SJrEAYX4ERhXPQJCNZGeG66m%2Fjw9ZI4shkB6zhSDHyyvZVrsXHuiTidKaZybqjuphbdAPwb5%2F7Fc1ReCiH980AY20xzJF4hCvckDKWU3z7bioKBUaBBuE9J9HIVa8xYD%2FSzLcgHmJ8uoYaS9m3uRNDKHEkHV0TkEw81W%2FePcurUGzh24ZKXZ8rcSjHTPyGxp1Le3gQo%7Ctkp%3ABFBM6MLnheJj
www.ebay.com/itm/355475252807?itmmeta=01HW85SW55VTS7GN80WFXXP209&hash=item52c3f9e647:g:WwQAAOSwdvll0tkO&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA8Jy4l4vCfl4P%2BGzAUEOadz7G8QdolhCmC9KDFAXHvEgzwilgx04TRghOR4rvSC7bdARTZJZSktZO09RO8GkSHL2LzrK2TW4R6I%2FY8Q8YL526g%2Frf8l7HP%2B9lLOhPGjwgMKE8g%2BOP8%2FywVqTqRYPzOdaM7W5F1ThmnlhcwmTmjaayl8mT01wHuc4qxT3n8ZxQozRVQdrkltEU60oNfl%2FH3NBA1pTc5%2FhKcOxIwQot5XnPLsqJl2MDg08HgWcpIAmoCGJztF5OhGG259JQ%2BCHqkjaG4SsdcT2WRwf05%2BhYkOotnAfU2INUMFBE5myDWvc6%2Fw%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABFBM6MLnheJj
@@TerenceDIY thank you for the response, I did some research on replacement batteries mostly people concerned about the battery life less than a year they stop working, how does yours holding up?
My Green Works battery doesn't hold a charge for that long. The aftermarket batteries are my go to. They last pretty long and continues to hold a charge. And they are much cheaper.
@@TerenceDIY I forgot to mentioned that the unit I purchased is the 60v pressure washer, I think the one you had was 40v, another thing is does higher ampere wont damage the unit?
Yes, I have the 40v. You need this battery (link below).
www.ebay.com/itm/325717492593?itmmeta=01HWB40PJSH7AEPPHJAB72BRGW&hash=item4bd6468371:g:J9UAAOSwJgJkooVc&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA4KegzEtigCskCfzdJ7z1olnxYEyDWcJkNT0mU0rqgY3k0Z7z1bQy8GsrqMUgLGsHKR0QlIKi%2FDlfM%2FZwRH%2BLgo4LjQ6vGNczx1eFrVjXRYzz9QNi2SmIJLgWTKl7hzwPV6vWDPsoVIAorrQjJnfAoK96s4inz7QwNphRYKWvDnMAF72g7DN7pG1nVNggyJQ5Z9xRj3e%2F02m7mNAU845QwU28vhrIX0lOnQ8LKWPAaMsSZzeFQH0TxvcwATTIFrpvEv3D6tEcN3%2BCsJ2fSKz0AlEYpESVlDaI0k%2FMHwq%2BP8Gv%7Ctkp%3ABFBM2umC5OJj
Can you tell me how to get pressure ? It’s just spilling out a sad stream of water
I know this is an obvious question, but you do have the nozzle on correct?
Great review
Thank you and thanks for watching.
Pembelian belum termasuk batrainya dan alat chargernya
Спасибо!
wasted time in watching this video.. when it was time to see pressure of water coming out from machine.. started speeding up video..
I apologize.