I know this is a old video. But from what I understand before turning on the washer you need to pull the trigger to get rid of air in the line. Then after doing that turn on the washer and you'll have good pressure! 👍
I went from the 1800 psi model to the 3000 psi model. Big difference in power! Oh by the way if you want a surface cleaner for this machine, look into the Briggs & Stratton 15 inch surface cleaner or the Ryobi 12 inch surface cleaner. They were both perform very well on this power washer
Thank you very much for your comment. Yeah this is very powerful pressure washer, with the surface cleaner it does a great job on concrete. For an extra $50 I could've got the 3000psi vs the 2700, maybe over time I will figure out I should have got the 3k. Great overall!
There’s a couple of reasons I like and electric pressure washer. One thing is the noise the gas pressure washer produces. The other is having Cranking issues. After its a couple of years old you have carburetor problems you’re snatching on it for 30 minutes trying to crank it, no thanks. I just bought this same pressure washer and I love it.
I find the Hoss is too close to the rustler 4x4 vxl. I already have the sledgehammer tires haha. I'm looking st getting an xmaxx next.. but they're very expensive
@@GReviewz well ours had problem rite out o box..defective part,instead of sending out replacement part,they insist on sending whole nother washer...except they are "out of stock"?...so "please check back in 3-4 wks"? & Lowes where we bought won't do anything either..ffs
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Holy shit... $350 for an electric power washer??? You can get a great gas Craftsman for that. I'm sorry, but if you need the 10° nozzle all the time and all of the other nozzles do nothing, it's not a good deal. How long did it take you to do that 5' section of the driveway? I'm betting at least an hour. The 10° tip is supposed to be the "all in" nozzle for near-impossible tasks. It shouldn't be for normal cleaning. I love my Greenworks hedge trimmer and I love the one battery fits all concept, but this power washer looks extremely weak in the power-to-cost ratio. I think I'll pass.
@@matsudakodo I don't see how it's easier than gas. If your battery juice runs out, you have to wait to charge it. If you run out of gas, you just run up to the gas station. I'm not being rude; I'm just trying to have a logical discussion. Thank you for being cool about it. It's so hard nowadays to not have to make a disclaimer and not get insulted. ;-)
@@matsudakodo Ugh, even worse. I did buy a GreenWorks hedge trimmer (battery), so I wouldn't have to keep moving a cord around. Thank you for the correction, though. 🙂
@@ThrowItOnTheGrill it's definitely the main limitation of electric. However, for doing a typical home electric is the most convenient. I think the GW 2700/3000 can even tackle light commercial work but if business picks up you'll want to get a gas machine to get the job done faster and not be tied to the grid.
Is this the one that does 2.3 gpm
I know this is a old video. But from what I understand before turning on the washer you need to pull the trigger to get rid of air in the line. Then after doing that turn on the washer and you'll have good pressure! 👍
Seems like pump quit
I went from the 1800 psi model to the 3000 psi model. Big difference in power!
Oh by the way if you want a surface cleaner for this machine, look into the Briggs & Stratton 15 inch surface cleaner or the Ryobi 12 inch surface cleaner. They were both perform very well on this power washer
Thank you very much for your comment. Yeah this is very powerful pressure washer, with the surface cleaner it does a great job on concrete. For an extra $50 I could've got the 3000psi vs the 2700, maybe over time I will figure out I should have got the 3k. Great overall!
@@GReviewz the 2700 is more versatile with different nozzles that can drop the PSI and increase GPM, so it's a good choice
@@matsudakodo no real difference tbh if you use different ofricies
@@clintsaines9274 there's a difference according to tests I've seen
There’s a couple of reasons I like and electric pressure washer. One thing is the noise the gas pressure washer produces. The other is having Cranking issues. After its a couple of years old you have carburetor problems you’re snatching on it for 30 minutes trying to crank it, no thanks. I just bought this same pressure washer and I love it.
They are great pressure washers for sure.
Yeah I just hate that you want to keep your 12awg cord to under 50 feet. 25 is safer. That's really limiting compared to a free-roaming gas motor.
@@matsudakodo actually 12 Guage extension is good up to 100 feet at 14 amps, which is what this machine is rated as.
@@brianfoster7064 it's "good" but voltage drops below 120v
@@brianfoster7064 and amps peak at 16
It's supposed to consume 1600 watts ss ive seen reviews of it drawing 15 amps almost
Thank you for the info. That's what I thought
Wonder why Greenworks never give red tips??
Yeah, that is for sure a good question. Not sure on that one
They are illegal in some states like California
At 5.29 a gallon I'm ready to insure all my gas lawn tools and set them on fire 🔥
When’s the next rc car vid?
Haha. Just moved down to south Florida, havent had any new rc's or broken things on my rustler. Any suggestions?
@@GReviewz honestly maybe do some hoss rc stuff that would be cool
I find the Hoss is too close to the rustler 4x4 vxl. I already have the sledgehammer tires haha. I'm looking st getting an xmaxx next.. but they're very expensive
@@GReviewz ok ye they r ery expensive lol
Suggest a $10 pressure gauge to measure actual PSI.
Any you can suggest specifically?
@@GReviewz Guess prices went up a little. www.amazon.com/RIDGE-WASHER-Pressure-Washer-Connect/dp/B08QHT3NRY
Likely require an adaptor. May have to be made.
best pray u never need deal with company...🤬
Yeah? Pretty terrible?
@@GReviewz
well ours had problem rite out o box..defective part,instead of sending out replacement part,they insist on sending whole nother washer...except they are "out of stock"?...so "please check back in 3-4 wks"?
& Lowes where we bought won't do anything either..ffs
@@GReviewz can confirm. They wouldn't help me, and repeatedly blamed me for their product failing.
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@@GReviewz Ok, I've sent you.
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Holy shit... $350 for an electric power washer??? You can get a great gas Craftsman for that. I'm sorry, but if you need the 10° nozzle all the time and all of the other nozzles do nothing, it's not a good deal. How long did it take you to do that 5' section of the driveway? I'm betting at least an hour. The 10° tip is supposed to be the "all in" nozzle for near-impossible tasks. It shouldn't be for normal cleaning. I love my Greenworks hedge trimmer and I love the one battery fits all concept, but this power washer looks extremely weak in the power-to-cost ratio. I think I'll pass.
The tradeoff is quieter and easier than gas, as long as you don't need it too far from a house.
@@matsudakodo I don't see how it's easier than gas. If your battery juice runs out, you have to wait to charge it. If you run out of gas, you just run up to the gas station. I'm not being rude; I'm just trying to have a logical discussion. Thank you for being cool about it. It's so hard nowadays to not have to make a disclaimer and not get insulted. ;-)
@@ThrowItOnTheGrill there is no battery: 120v AC
@@matsudakodo Ugh, even worse. I did buy a GreenWorks hedge trimmer (battery), so I wouldn't have to keep moving a cord around. Thank you for the correction, though. 🙂
@@ThrowItOnTheGrill it's definitely the main limitation of electric. However, for doing a typical home electric is the most convenient. I think the GW 2700/3000 can even tackle light commercial work but if business picks up you'll want to get a gas machine to get the job done faster and not be tied to the grid.