The Greenworks GPW2700 Is My New Favorite Pressure Washer - Review/Unbox/Test
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- Опубликовано: 30 июн 2024
- Today we're taking a look at the 2700PSI Greenworks GPW2700. We've got an unbox, demo and full gamut of tests
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Awesome review! Appreciate you making this based on all of our requests. I’ll be grabbing one ASAP. Since your keeping it after all, thank you and you’re welcome! 😂👍
You're the only YTC that tested the pressure, & it is what I was looking for, thanks
Great videos man. Very thorough and very well edited. I really appreciated these.
Happy I found this video, since I was about to buy the Ryobi but no more.
I ordered this one today!
Also used your link for Amazon for the accessories.
Thanks for the great video!
Cool man, thanks for the support.
Thanks for the review on the Greenworks pressure washer, you helped me make my decision.
Brother, you bought me on this one. I am going to buy one tomorrow. And thank you for all your great reviews!!!!!! Blessings!!!!!!!
Super great video, thanks for posting. I think this will be my next pressure washer.
Great video- thorough and really in depth with pressure and amperage tests. I used one of these last fall to clean my house and garage siding. It is my co-workers and I was highly impressed with it. Glad your review matched my thoughts. One thing I did buy for it was a 30 foot extension hose($35 at tractor supply), as the one they come with always seems too short for being up on a ladder and trying to keep the power unit out of the backwash.
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Thx for the sub...I agree with your profile pic.
Based on you excellent review, just purchased the washer from Lowe's and the quick connect via your link. Nice job
It's because of people like you that others can make informed decisions!! Thank you for your video and information.
Thanks, appreciate the words
@@aaronstestlabcan you help me with a problem with my 2700psi green works?
review of the gpw3000? i just bought one from lowes last week and its powerful enough to clean mold and grime off blacktop and concrete, i will say though that even this model doesn't have as much of a kick as a gas equivalent. I guess the .5 gallon a minute really makes the difference. but 2.0 gpm is still pretty great for a 120v motor! but I bought it mainly because I know I wouldn't need to be using a pressure washer very often around the home and I already have enough small engines to maintain. so thats why i bought this, and when I set it all up and turned it on for the first time it was so quiet! I do pressure washing as a part time job and those engines can really roar, so I was very surprised to hear just how quiet it really was! great machine so far.
Great video deserving a thumbs up. After watching your informative 2300 review in the long ago and reading you got the 2700, I waited a long time for this review. Lost patience and bought the 3000 psi model a couple weeks ago and am quite happy. Only $50 more ($400) than last year's older 2700 model. Greenworks touts the new 3000 psi model to be "noteably better in performance than the previous 2700 with their most powerful motor and pump". Seemed like a no brainer to me. Curious how they actually compare. My only other option was a commercial 20a 120v NorthStar at $1000+ so I'm happy to see this pulls close to 15a, otherwise it would be mediocre like all the other residential pressure washers. Nice Cayenne, mine's white.
Glad to hear it is working out for you. Our experience hasn't been so great. Fit and finish is lacking and the fluctuating motor is a concern. Worked fine for the first hour but then that issue popped up out of nowhere.
Hey John , I'm in the market for a 3000 PSI, how has the greenworks 3000 psi been so far
@@MissLifeLoveLifethe pump went out last summer without warning. Flow went immediately from 100% to 0%. Entire unit replaced under warranty. I always purge the all air before turning it on. I recently tried to use the soap spray function and can't get it to spray out. Now I have 8 extra pounds of soapy water in the tank.
So it’s junk just as suspected!
Ended up getting the 3000 due to your recommendation. Good thing it did not trip the fuse in 2 hours of use.
About time been asking for awhile hopefully it’s good
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I just got one. You're review was very helpful. Can you provide the Amazon link for the quick connects?
Just ordered one for my dad for Father's day I hope he likes it 👍
Nice, I bet he’ll like it
Very well made video. Thank you.
Liked the video so much I bought one a few hours ago. Can't wait to try it out..... Tired of messing around with gas engines if I don't have to....
So here's the thing. If you're used to gas pressure washers, this might be a bit of a disappointment. There just isn't enough power in a 15/20A 120V residential circuit to compete with a 6 hp gas engine. That said, it is surprisingly powerful, and if you keep expectations realistic, you'll really like it.
Just bought the green works Pro 2300-PSI . Bought all 3 extra item using your links. hope you get something. Thanks for nice video.
Awesome, thank you!
Great review! I used your link for Amazon to purchase the quick connect set. Thanks! I'll buy the pressure washer at lowes tomorrow.
Cannot wait until you review the Greenworks Pro 3000. :-)
I don’t know that I have the budget for that this year
Thanks for the review. How's it holding up? I wonder if they'd really expect you to pay the full price of shipping the defective unit back and the new unit to your house if there's a covered warranty issue, that seems like it could defeat most of the point of a warranty if they did.
Was that pulling 14.8A with the 1.1 on the foam cannon or will it pull more in that configuration?
Nice review! Noticed you didn't use the soap dispenser in this review - what's your opinion on that now? You still recommend modding it to add a regulator?
For sure. I just didn’t get around to it for this video.
7:48 We've had a number of issues with the GPW3000 we just bought and used for the first time. One of those issues is fluctuating pressure from the motor pulsating. That led me to do some research and just happen to come across an old Pro Tool Reviews where a Stihl representative explained that tips should match the motor which makes sense... now. What they didn't get into though was if each fan pattern, if properly matched to the motor, should be producing the same pressure. Do you know if that is true?
The orifice size dictates the pressure more than the angle. The full specs on a tip are degrees followed by gpm. You might have a 25* 2.0gpm tip for building more pressure, and a 25* 3.5gpm tip to sacrifice raw pressure for flow. Almost no factory tip lists its orifice size anywhere, and they vary pretty widely. You can have a 15, 25, and 40 degree tip that make the exact same pressure on the same machine, but they tend to come with ones that do what you expect (more pressure at lower angles). Too small of an orifice on any degree of tip, and most electric pressure washers will cycle the pump off while you're spraying because the pressure rises to its trigger to go back to idle. Cycling when not spraying usually involves air, leaks, or a fault of some kind.
Looks like a nice unit, but I dont like that it doesn't shut off between uses.
Did you choose 3/8 or 1/4’” quick connects mate? Curious because the pressure hose is only 1/4”, and the sprayer nozzles are 1/4”, why one would go with the heavier, bulkier 3/8 connects when there is already a reduction to 1/4” through the hose, gun, & nozzles?
What's the difference between this one and the other model that puts out 2.3GPM @ 2700psi? They're roughly the same price.
Will it work for underground roof drain pipes with jetters..this is the only question I have
wonderful video. clear, thorough, and fun. one question. i live in a home that's close to 100 years old in the bay area. my electrical set up for the home is old-fashioned knob and tubing. i'm really excited about this unit -- for prepping my house for painting, plus, lots of other projects. should i be concerned about the possibility of it blowing out my circuit. what if i shut everything else off while it's in use? is there anything else i can do to mitigate that possibly aside from redoing my home wiring (which i'm not in a position to do)? thanks.
It's a good question, unfortunately one that I would have no idea how to answer. I don't know what the capacity of knob and tube wiring systems is.
I live in a house built 2005 and I got the 2700 this week. Each day I used it , it tripped the breaker for one of my upstairs bedrooms and the room over the garage. Nothing was turned on in each room except a power strip with a TV and OTA STB. It works fantastic but this might be a drawback for others with 15A breakers.
Is the foam cannon thing part of the kit?
Is there another electric pressure washer you would personally put above this one? I'm thinking of upgrading from the cheapest electric washer I've had for 2 years. 1750 psi 1.3gpm from I think it was greenworks or green something lol.
Can I ask why you aren't testing GPMs as that is a much more important factor than PSI for car washing? Every other car detailer I've seen has suggested being around 1000-1200 psi using larger tip sizes for optimal GPMs. You mention using a 25 degree nozzle on the car, is that the one that came with the model, producing over 2000 PSI or going with a larger orifice to reduce the pressure to safe levels for paint? Since you got within what looks like an inch to wash the bird crap off, I'm hoping you weren't at 2000 PSI. I apologize if you cover this on other videos but everything said seems to go very much against the grain for the consensus in the detailing world. Also, for $350 this is approaching mid grade pressure washers, and is easily beaten by active pressure washers when it comes to car detailing for almost half the price.
I just bought the 2,300PSI MODEL, and absolutely love it👍 Foam cannon I bought works like a charm! Two thumbs up, for this machine, so far?
Thanks for the review Aaron. I'm looking to purchase a washer for car detailing and I don't know which one I should get. Can you give me your opinion on the best one.
This one
@@aaronstestlab thanks I bought this one because its strong enough to do driveway to. My only concern is the power consumption. Also do you have any tips or must have equipment that might help me along the way of becoming an entrepreneur?
just picked one of these up yesterday. can’t wait to set it up. one question for you, I have an expandable hose, is this ok for water supply or should I buy a standard hose? Thanks and great video!
I can’t imagine why a collapsible hose would not work. I say go for it.
Don’t use expandable hoses. Volume of water is far less than regular hose
@@tao265 i have been using an expandable hose for 2 + years with no issues whatsoever.
can the soap dispenser be removed for cleaning? does it have a drain?
Great video!
I was going to buy the 2300 but the 2700 looks amazing. Only concern was your amperage warning. I don’t know a lot about electrical…what should I check? Do I need to have electrician check my box?
Want a pressure washer for siding, a back stone wall, patio …car etc…thanks again!
I got this one a couple weeks ago and it’s great. I had never used one before and I mastered it in a couple hours. You will love it. The only thing get a 12 gauge extension cord in case you use one.
Why do I need an extension cord?
Do you not like gas pressure washer?
Cause I’ve been eye balling this one for awhile.using it do you think it’s close pressure wise compatible to gas?
Like the video and testing it’s about time
Keep posting more
I do not like gas pressure washers. Too loud and too much of a hassle for my taste.
hmm when I use my MTM foam canon the pressure adjusts and it comes out real runny after a bit. If you take out the tip completely and run it, you will see the water come out nice and smooth, but if you keep holding it down the water will then come out in pressurized pushes. If it didn't try to adjust the pressure it would be a perfect machine.
Great review! Now, if you haven't tried it yet, you gotta try Adam's Mega Foam. I think it's better than chemical guys Mr. Pink (which is very good by the way).
I am interested in this unit, what is the process for winter storage, is there a drain plug on the motor ?
I just unhook everything and spray some pump saver into the pump
What electric pressure washer do you recommend for all around pressure washing I'm also going to use it for using foam cannon for cleaning cars and cleaning decks and cleaning windows on houses
This one
Can you kindly tell me if it's okay to leave pressure washer idle (not using gun) from washing in between the cleaning process for 10 to 20 min while switch is turned on?
Will it cause any harm to machine or any dangers?
I think the manufacturer recommends to turn the unit off if you plan to idle for more than 5 minutes. It wears the motor a bit. It shouldn't be the end of the world, but you want to minimize that motor stress so it has a long life.
does it have the total stop system like 2300?
Hello. 8:16pm ET. I have this pressure washer but I had a problem with it yesterday. The soap reservoir wash gushing out water and all the soap came out. I don’t know why this happened. If I press the hose the water pressure was less coming out of the soap reservoir but when I let go the water just gushed out. What could it be?
I hate to be "off topic" but I have watched a few of your vids and think I may drop my $40.00 a month carwash if you tell me what you do to polish yours. The chain I go to, drops magic foam on my car that results in my not even needing to turn on my wipers when it rains....Also I would love to see a review on the next model up, the 3000. I am sold on this one but am really curious if I should spend $50.00 more for the GW 3000. Well done and thank you for your help.
I am in the same boat today: 2700 or upgrade to the 3000? Do you mind if I ask you what model you went with ? (2700 or 3000?)
What is the advantage of using another spray gun for the foam versus a foam canon without its own gun?
ergonomics and the fact the shorty gun/cannon combo was like $5 more than the cannon alone.
Good day I'm interested in picking up one of these units but I'm weary of the amp draw as my outside outlet is a 15amp GFCI.. of u still have yours just curious if it pops your 15 amp breaker ot GFCI outlet? or if possible test a similar receptacle if any problems.. thanks much
I don't still have this unit. However, if you've got a 15amp dedicated circuit you should be fine. Breakers usually allow for a bit of startup surge. However, if that 15-amp circuit also has other devices concurrently running you might have a problem.
Hello again u think this is by far best electric pressure washer u tested
I'd like to see this compared to the Greenworks 3000psi pressure washer.
can you review the wilks rx 550i
Did you ever find out which one is better 3000psi (2gpm) vs 2700psi (2.3gpm)
Any recommendations for surface cleaners to pair with this unit?
I have the 3000psi version and the Briggs and Stratton 15 inch surface cleaner works great. Maybe the greenworks 12 inch surface cleaner or the Ryobi 12 inch will be better for this one.
What kind of extension cord works with this 2700?
The spray pattern doesn't matter at all, it's the orifice size that changes pressure
Will it run ok with using it on a generator for mobile detailing use? What generator will be sufficient?
Sure it would run on a generator. Any one capable of supplying 2200 starting and 1800 watts running would work.
Bought mine last year and have used it maybe 5 times and it dies on me. Oil was leaking from the housing. Called green works and after a few questions they’re sending me a brand new one - great customer service. Pretty sure I just got a lemon.
Edit: after listening to the unit in the video, mine was definitely a lemon. It never sounded like that, it was always more ‘grindy’ sounding, I just thought that’s how it was.
Did you have to pay anything to ship or receive your replacement unit?
I'll like and comment to help out haha
I prefer the RY142300 because of its low amp draw when I could be blowing breakers with the GPW2700
That's a valid point
What brand/model is that? Ryobi?
@@brent__earl yea it ryobi
Hello@Incorrigible Aaron, would you like to review the new MJJC foam cannon pro? Thanks.
No thanks
Have you tested the Mastercraft 2700 psi unit from Menards? I cant seem to find any reviews on it and Im torn between that one and the greenworks 2700 unit. there is a $50 difference between the 2 as well. Could you help with this comparison for consumers?
Unfortunately, no Menards where I live.
I’d go with the name brand.
Is it ok to let it “idle” while washing the car without burning up the motor or the pressure pump ?
I hope so because I do it all the time
I just bought this one today. No problems when using the 40 degree. But when I switch to 15 degrees and pull the trigger, the pressure washer powers down immediately. Any ideas?
I suppose he answered my question. I must not have powerful enough outlets. It does seem to work if I pull the trigger and hold while turning the machine on, though. Which I found odd.
Does the soap container come off so you can clean it out?
It’s not really meant to, but I suppose you could unbolt it if you wanted to
Soooooo the 3000 psi? I was looking at reviews and green works states it’s a slightly remastered and tuned motor to help hold tighter variations in pressure. Or something like that, basically it’s a tuned version of this could u test it?
Unfortunately, I don't think that's in the budget this year.
@@aaronstestlab I bought the 2700 anyways, didn’t plan on u making a video spur of the moment,, jsut wasn’t realistic to expect. 😊
I am debating the 2700 vs 3000 at this time (June, 2022). Can you share your research with me? Or point me to where this information is? I was wondering if GW made any improvements to the 3000 vs the older 2700 model. Thanks!
@@jimsaddler942 theres a video comparing them on here go watch it.. it will amswer all your questions..
Imjosh is the channel..
Is it actually 2.3 gpm?
Great unit and awesome review. I just don't get the fact that why even these type of tough electric pressure washers dont come with triplex plunger pumps? Electric ones will get very close to the gas ones which mostly comes with those pumps if they do so as they are the most powerful and robust pumps hands down.
Is this machine good for commercial use? Washing 15 car aweek?
@@macekpavon9006 in my opinion it will serve great for that but you will just be held down by the GPM output which is typically much higher in a dedicated setup
@@rehanhasan1560 well, can ypu explain more? You lost me at "but you will be held down by GPM" 😅
Excuse my ignorance im trying to get in the business with no formal training or experience. Many thanks 🙏
The high power draw may trip the fuse box mentioned in the video. But no comment about the experience. Wonder if it is an issue at all for average household.
On a 20A dedicated circuit, no problem. On a 15A shared circuit with other things running, likely a problem. Very case by case.
It's the same as a hair dryer
Does anyone know the life hours to this greenworks pressure washer unit?
Hey, I have this unit and have a weird issue with it. It runs for 2 minutes (or less) then the motor just shuts off. Not tripping the breaker etc… I can just turn it off, wait 30seconds and turn it back on… but a total pain in the ass.
Can’t find an answer anywhere else. Hope you can help.
It seemed like I had to long hold the power button for mine to start...
I think my water hose just doesn’t have enough pressure… seems to be okay ish now
Thanks a lot for reviewing, your review helped me to decide which one to buy. I searched your videos for this specific product and as i was urgently in need to buy one, With gut feeling luckily ordered 2700 GPW, now happy to see your positive review. Yet to receive my parcel from amazon.
Also, a small doubt, as 25ft is hard to reach father place, can I attach garden hose to this 25 ft hose ? or should I buy different grade hose to extend this 25ft.
And which spec cord is preferred to be safe to use and not to trip breaker ?
Thanks.
A pressure washer will use close to the maximum current available on a standard 120 socket. You need a lower gauge (thicker wire) extension for longer runs. For a 25 foot run a 14/3 (gauge/number of conductors) cable should be fine, for 50 ft I would go with a 12/3. 16/3 might be okay on 25ft if you won't be using the pressure washer for more than 5-10 minutes at a time, but I would avoid an 18/3 for a load like this.
For a longer hose length you can use a longer garden hose (generally up to 50 ft) from the spigot but you can't use a garden hose for the pressurized side. You need a dedicated pressure washer hose for the pressurized side and Greenworks indicates in comments on their reviews that 50ft is fine but you may experience a pressure loss.
Disclaimer: I've never used a pressure washer
@@RealAphotiX OK, that gave me good insight. Thanks a lot.
You'll find that the included 35ft power cord with included GFCI is normally sufficient. Instead, consider lengthening the 25ft pressure washer hose itself and stop moving the pressure washer around with you or creating electrical concerns with an extension cord. Output remains exactly the same to at least 100ft in testing. I chose to add the 30ft Greenworks (Uberflex) hose (Lowes Online) to add to my existing 25ft (Uberflex) on my 3000GPW. Exact same hose construction and it comes with the adapter to connect them. My other option was the single 50ft Flexilla, but it was 2x price.
@@pj7250 welcome! I like my GPW3000 a lot so far in the past couple months of use. Build-wise, it's a sturdy metal framed tank compared to my plastic tip-over SunJoe SPX3000. I can't quantitatively measure output, but it's qualitatively a lot more than the SPX3000, but not cut-your-toes-off super loud fume-filled gas power. My Ryobi surface cleaner (for electrics) wants to literally take flight now. Probably the best electric unit until you step up to a $1k - $1.4k Northstar 12v 20A or 240v. My only dislike is the constant-on pump builds a lot of pressure, which upon the initial very heavy pull of the trigger sprays out what seems like 2x the psi for the first 1/2 second, but instantly settles down kinda like popping a champagne cork. A cork that could accidentally knock some paint off your car if not careful. I think I'd prefer the ramp-up not always-on of the gpw2300, but with gpw3000 power and build quality. Or maybe something is wrong with mine.
@@96SupraTT Thanks again, John...good perspective since I started my pressure washer search impressed by the SunJoe SPX3000 reviews. Thanks for the "champagne cork" heads-up, too. ;) :D
This may be a dumb question, but I’m trying to start my own pressure washing business. Is there anything I should buy that this doesn’t come with? Thanks!
Pretty much has everything you need to get going
@@aaronstestlab Awesome! Thanks a lot!
What happens when you reach 15 will it just trip the breaker?
Also the flow rate seems low for washing a car, thoughts?
I bought the 2700 from my Lowe’s store this weekend. Set up per instructions with extra care to purge my inlet hose line of air. Worked great for 10 mins then sputters, loss of pressure and pump makes all kinds of vibration and noise. That process goes on for 3 or 4 cycles then all ok.
Anyone have same issue? On fence about returning unit.
i think your inlet pressure was low
Motor doesn't turn off automatically when not pulling gun trigger ?
seems to be the case with most induction powered machines
I'm done with Gas Pressure washers, 2 x Ryobi, all my fault, using 10% Ethanol Gas I guess, but that is what we have in Houston unless a trip to Bucees ! !
I do not want any more mornings of pulling that Honda motor.
I want set up and switch on, do what I need to do and finish.
My concern is I have to look for my external 20A outlets and buy an extension chord,
I exchanged it from a 2300. You said it was surprisingly heavy. Bro, do you even lift? It's super light. Thanks for the video. It was useful
were can I get that tap n die set?
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Got mine the other day. Hose burst within 2 hrs. Had to run to hardware store to buy a real power washing hose
Is the Flexzilla hose better?
I’ve never used a Flexzilla hose on my pressure washer. I have always been curious about one though.
Uber flex hose on Amazon is
$50 for the 50' and
$30 for the 25'
Was about to post this, lol...thanks for sharing. I did the same thing. The blur bothered me so I went and looked it up before I even finished the video.
how does it compare to the 3000
Never used the 3000
What no link for the psi washer ? 🤣
How’s this vs kacher models?
I've never tested a Karcher, hoping to do that sometime this year
Why’s it say 2.5 gpm online
where can I buy this? can't find it on amazon
Lowes or Greenworks directly
@@aaronstestlab greenworks says they are sold out
That's not the hose that comes with it, is it?
yes
I recently purchased one and have been having ongoing problem with the unit shutting off after about 30 -45 minutes of use. I always bleed the line 1st so I called Greenworks. They told me to let it rest for half an hour and try again, doesn’t seem right to me that you should only get about 30 minutes or so of continual usage. I had to wait overnight to use the unit and then after about 30 to 45 minutes it shut down again. anyone else have this issue? Thank you.
Sounds like the motor is overheating after long periods of continual use. I've never had this happen, but it's not super surprising.
Have you ran yours for more than 35 to 45 minutes at a time? When you say it’s not surprising, is the pressure washer not designed to be run for that long period of time? Seems odd to me. Thanks for the prompt response earlier.
Where can you buy this model?
I got mine at Lowe’s
The Best Residential Power Pressure The Greenworks Pro GPW2700PSI
Will it run a surface cleaner attachment?
Have never tried one
Thank you for your review but I find it a real pity that you didn't measure during the test the flow rate in gallons per minutes for the pressure displayed on the gauge. This would have been very helpful when comparing it to other 1680 watt pressure washers.
Sorry to disappoint
1st time use mine today..leakin relief valve, lil hole in exposed threads.
got worse upon running fer while..bummd
I also have a little water spray when it gets hot. Is this normal? Seems to be in the pressure release valve?
@@julieinclan1348
well that's what it's spose do if operating correctly..water gets up to certain temp that pops & releases it.
fyi greenworks sent us a whole nother brand new washer for that $10 valve..
so.......
@@sim7409 Thank you. I noticed a pin hole in the relieve valve as well so was spraying straight up. I received a replacement pressure washer from them that had oil leaked in the box. Used it and lots of oil leaking! So ..... received another replacement and it is refurbished. Think I only need the part for the original one. Currently, I have 3 pressure washers!
does it still draw its 15 amps when it is not moving water?
no
Got my 2700. Getting 2050 on the 15 degree and every other tip gets 300 less than what you show. Why could this be?
Only guess would be more restriction in the hose or high-pressure line
I know you wanna them
I need one Lim
Of course weight means quality
Sounds like a good Tinder profile headline
1.2 gpm come on
I was disappointed to hear that it does not shut completely down after you let off of the trigger.
I wish that weren't the case as well, but the good news is that when you pull the trigger it's instant power. Also, it only consumes a couple amps while idling.
It's always on so that's a big minus
The model is not bad except for the garbage wand holder!!!!!!