What 99% of people DON'T know about pressure washers 4K

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  • @Liimpy
    @Liimpy Год назад +4

    As someone who runs an oil drilling rig cleaning company, hotsy is hands down the best there is, I've run every make and model on the market, and nothing lasts or works harder than hotsy

  • @johnthreefifteen
    @johnthreefifteen Год назад +15

    Back in the mid 1970s, I worked for a construction company that was adding on to a cement plant. The rock dust would cover about anything. Hotsy came out and set up a wash area. We could turn on hot water for the heavy equipment and it did a fantastic job. When washing a car or truck, we never turned on the hot water and it would safely clean the vehicle. One guy accidentally turned on the hot water and started to wash his car and peeled all the paint off his deck lid in two seconds. We never had any problems with the Hotsy and the cement plant kept the wash station for their trucks and equipment after the four year job was over.

    • @rileyhrocks4731
      @rileyhrocks4731 Год назад +1

      Weird we use hot water on our heavy equipment and our company pick ups but I guess paint has probably came a long way since the 70’s

    • @johnthreefifteen
      @johnthreefifteen Год назад

      @@rileyhrocks4731 the problem was with automotive paint that not anywhere new. We never had problems with hot water on construction equipment.

  • @sparksmcgee6641
    @sparksmcgee6641 Год назад +1

    Karcher owns landa also. Landa is the commercial brand for wash companies. Hosty is for cleaning equipment and a good shop unit.
    There are 4000+psi units, there all kinds of units. Ran a 13gpm truck unit for years. Had a commercial cleaning company.

  • @glenmel78
    @glenmel78 Год назад +4

    I kinda expected more for those prices. Definitely shop around if you're thinking of buying a washer. After watching this I feel REALLY GOOD about what i paid for mine now. Its been 7 yrs on the job (light duty single man operation) with no real problems.

  • @petersmart1999
    @petersmart1999 Год назад +6

    I had to invent a process to remove the adhesive from removing a wrap on a Dorito truck,the entire 22 ft truck was wrapped.I rolled on citristrip,and rented a hot water pressure washer,put on a tornado tip and stripped the truck in about an hour! I show the video all the time,its truly amazing how well it worked and how fast ot was!

    • @rm3141593
      @rm3141593 Год назад +1

      Ummmmmm, Doritos.

    • @georgea6403
      @georgea6403 Год назад +1

      Go buy one and get after it! The moneys in the dirt!

    • @George-dy3pt
      @George-dy3pt 6 месяцев назад

      You didn't invent anything! It's been known for decades

    • @petersmart1999
      @petersmart1999 6 месяцев назад

      ​@@George-dy3ptWell,your right! I walked right into the fuckin Home Depot and asked for a wrap removal kit! Get a life

  • @interpinto
    @interpinto Год назад +3

    Garrett set us up at our shop a couple years ago. Super informative. We love our Hotsy.

  • @mrsmith2475
    @mrsmith2475 Год назад +4

    How many shops have soft water?

  • @davidmoore8741
    @davidmoore8741 Год назад +2

    Curious to have more of break down on how the machines work and why at what temps and water inflow and how to use well water in them and all that jazz plus nozzles

  • @nosk1984
    @nosk1984 Год назад +2

    Best machines in the world. I use to have a older Hotsy in the 2000's & it lasted forever. From what I know it's still working today. Never broke besides hoses would melt away sometimes from getting so hott. But by far the best kind of pressure washer out there. Kind of pricey but worth every penny.

  • @StephenWolver
    @StephenWolver Год назад +6

    We had a Hotsy 30+ years ago. Thermostat went to like 218F. Crazy hot. Loved it. Used it mainly for cleaning mobile BBQs. It was expensive then. The numbers they were mentioning translate to upwards of 14-15K in Canada. Very nice machines, but way out of my market.

  • @valuedhumanoid6574
    @valuedhumanoid6574 Год назад

    Once you use heated water pressure sprayers, there's no going back to cold. We set up a 50' square pad wash station for the farm. We had scaffold ladders on each side that would roll out of the way when not needed. And all driven by the Hotsy. Working on clean equipment makes every thing so much nicer.

  • @stanhensley3082
    @stanhensley3082 Год назад +3

    I have run many many hours using hot water pressure waters.I cleaned our hog houses for over 40 years. Three buildings. Both cold and hot water machines. Hot water works the best. Hosty looks like a good mashine. Wish I had somewhere to got the fuel you use.Thanks😊

  • @gimmeaford9454
    @gimmeaford9454 Год назад +2

    I love how you hold vendors to task. Keep it up. I sure wish you were in business in Tennessee, I would hire you for a lot of jobs regardless of the cost.

  • @michaeldunn150
    @michaeldunn150 Год назад

    I used to wear red wings for years but recently tried Brunt boots..... and yes they are very comfortable and can take a good beating, keeps on going... Those pressure washers are crazy!! Thanks for sharing.

  • @lmm2013
    @lmm2013 Год назад +3

    I wonder why we never see any hot water pressure washers with a diesel engine. It would seam like only having one fuel tank would simplify things and prevent an employee making a fuel mixup mistake. Especially if it already needs diesel for the heater.

    • @Liimpy
      @Liimpy Год назад

      Hotsy makes the HSDS super duty washer. It has a 4 cylinder kubota engine, and they are amazing 40k$ machines .. we use them in the oilfields to clean drilling rigs, worth every penny

    • @aquacleaning4994
      @aquacleaning4994 4 месяца назад

      It's a money issue. They do make plenty of them, byt the cheapest one is around 11k. The one u would actually want is around 25k

  • @paulnelson7384
    @paulnelson7384 Год назад +4

    Stan that old 325 is going to fall apart now, all that grease was holding it together!

  • @gordowg1wg145
    @gordowg1wg145 Год назад +1

    The extended 5 years may only apply to the part being replaced, rather than the entire machine - may be worth clarifying on that. Warranties, and manufacturers' supporting their products* is something one needs to be able to rely on!
    Used and rebuilt Karcher blasters in the past - good machines.
    *Five or six days agoI got round to unboxing a simple, cold water, Nilfisk water blaster I'd bought 4-5 years ago to wash down the mother's house (she passed and I didn't get around to it). Dead out of the box and when I checked about getting it checked (on my dollar if out of warranty), they'd stopped importing and supporting the product years ago, shortly after my purchase.
    I suspect a sticky pressure switch, so am about to go and strip it down - fortunately i can still purchase parts from overseas.

  • @Derf1313
    @Derf1313 Год назад

    Nice units, & YES hot water makes the difference! Thanx !

  • @LovedMyLoyalLongDog
    @LovedMyLoyalLongDog Год назад +1

    Stanley, you're knockin' em dead. What a great informative video. Keep 'em coming!

  • @workingmanrondoyle3287
    @workingmanrondoyle3287 Год назад +1

    Great video Stan👍🏻 Thanks for sharing this learning experience with us.

  • @matthewrogers94mr
    @matthewrogers94mr Год назад +3

    Honestly that presure washer seems like one of the best ones, I used to use a presure washer all the time when I worked fast food, a hot water one would definitely help clean the grease of the walls thats for sure

  • @Nsanderson1971
    @Nsanderson1971 Год назад +8

    When are the captions coming off!

  • @andysukosd8177
    @andysukosd8177 Год назад +1

    Great video ! Love watching.

  • @HebronGrandpa
    @HebronGrandpa Год назад +1

    My work boots are Redwing. About 25 years old. They were discontinuing them. 'bout time for a new pair.

  • @matthewpritchard1723
    @matthewpritchard1723 Год назад +1

    Believe it of not, there is a technical difference between pressure washers and power washers, and the two aren't interchangeable. Pressure washers use only cold water, while power washers are units that utilize hot water to clean with. So, technically, Hotsy machines are power washers.

  • @royreynolds108
    @royreynolds108 Год назад

    When I took care of the train at the Jefferson & Cypress Bayou RR, I would hook up a line to the boiler blowdown and use that to pressure wash the engine, wheels, and frame. With water from the boiler at over 100 psi, the temperature was well over 250*F.

  • @sundown798
    @sundown798 10 месяцев назад +1

    Yikes that thing is Bogging down pretty bad at 20:29. He may have the wrong Turbo nossel orifice size to match the pump output.

  • @artszabo1015
    @artszabo1015 Год назад

    That was very informative and I enjoyed every minute. Thank you Stanley and Hotsy.
    Art from Ohio

  • @jasonallison5121
    @jasonallison5121 Год назад +2

    Why are Hotsys not equipped with swivel casters?

    • @jayphillips4058
      @jayphillips4058 9 месяцев назад

      +1 - I bought a new 797SS last year, love the machine but it's a tough nut to maneuver around. If a guy has a big shop/floor area, not a big deal, but would really be a help if it'd steer. I'm removing the axles/wheels this spring, gonna weld up a steerable frame..I weigh just barely enough to get the thing on it's rear wheels to pivot around.

  • @LEFTHOOQ
    @LEFTHOOQ 20 дней назад

    mine is built into my van, just blowing out the water daily should be good enough or any other suggestions for someone who works year round and cant take it out of the van? thank you

  • @TermiteBenny
    @TermiteBenny Год назад +1

    One habit we like to follow on our pressure washer is to turn off the heater and run the water until it’s cold before shutting down the pressure washer. Leaving the hot water in the system and shutting everything down is hard on the o rings and seals.

    • @sparksmcgee6641
      @sparksmcgee6641 Год назад

      Actually, it drops a lot of chemicals out of solution it causes scaling.

  • @CZAnthonyX
    @CZAnthonyX Год назад +1

    A few of my friends were talking about adding pressure washing to their list of things they offer. Seems like there's some money to be made! So much cool stuff! Have a wonderful weekend!

  • @timbert4672
    @timbert4672 Год назад

    I learned that one about turning it off when idle the hard way when I heard a bang and saw the lance skidding along the floor, fortunately it was just the hose which had split at the connector. Since then I've always turned a unit off if I'm not using it.

  • @robsdeviceunknown
    @robsdeviceunknown Год назад +2

    I always judge contractors by the shape and condition of there equipment. If they show up in ratty olf beatup pickup trucks, it's conducive with the quality of work they perform. If they are filthy, muddy greesy, empty soda cans falling out of the cab, that too tells me a lot about the quality of the company and worker. I'm not alone in this philosophy. So it behooves a company to invest into some gear like this to keep it clean, and allot time for employees to maintain and clean the vehicles.

  • @frederickmoller
    @frederickmoller Год назад +1

    In my underground mining career, I pressure washed some of the scoop trams that I was operating that shift a few times using that rotory nozzle pressure washer if I was near an underground shop, and yeah it's satisfying to do for sure, thanks I enjoyed the video Stan.

  • @Humpdog760
    @Humpdog760 Месяц назад

    So, to get it working with a portable bulk water tank, there's an add-on option? Or??

  • @landscapingspecialist
    @landscapingspecialist Год назад +1

    I’ve wanted a small hotsy unit for a long time. That’s it, right there!!!

  • @axa213
    @axa213 Год назад

    They make the best heated pressure washers, we used and abused ours at the factory. We washed dump trucks and front end loaders everyday rain, shine, hot, cold you name it and it’s over 6 years old. The double wand with the pressure adjustment twisted handle it worth every penny. They also come out to service ours twice a year. But ours is wired in and not portable, it runs on natural gas for the burner and it’s the size of a large atv.

  • @gregorybergere
    @gregorybergere Год назад +7

    It is difficult for me to watch so much detergent, oil and grease going straight into the ground. Most will run off with the rain into streams and then into rivers, polluting the water. Here in Germany cleaning of vehicles and machinery must be done on hardstanding with all waste being collected and fully treated before discharge. The penalties are very large but our rivers are clean and full of life.

    • @trevorkorevaar2450
      @trevorkorevaar2450 8 месяцев назад

      well sorry greta thunberg

    • @2Goldens1Rott
      @2Goldens1Rott 7 месяцев назад

      Agree, and people wonder why everyone are sick. Majority of humans are braindead. Forget they are connected with nature and have to wash their chunk of steal to make a living and forget about their body, mind and spirit. Sad days were livin in. Then you get egotistical comments like referring Greta thunberg. Shallow mindedness. We can do much better.

    • @George-dy3pt
      @George-dy3pt 6 месяцев назад

      Yea right!

    • @George-dy3pt
      @George-dy3pt 6 месяцев назад

      HOW DARRRRRRREEEEE YOU

  • @marty0715yt
    @marty0715yt Год назад +1

    My Amazon $17 rotating spray tip is also worth every cent. I can't not use it anymore. The regular fan beam just sucks.

  • @kylequinn1963
    @kylequinn1963 Год назад +3

    You know, I definitely appreciate the warranty and what not but like, those prices are psychotic. I can go pick up a hot water pressure washer with a gas engine and similar specs to the biggest unit they showed for $4,000 Canadian, so like, $3000 USD.

    • @sociopathmercenary
      @sociopathmercenary Год назад

      Is that commercial quality?

    • @Bradimus1
      @Bradimus1 Год назад

      That was the price of a good one 20 years ago. I doubt it's a great one today.

    • @williamboyle8918
      @williamboyle8918 Год назад +1

      If u enjoy a harbor freight quality rig.

    • @Sugarkryptonite
      @Sugarkryptonite Год назад +1

      Guess you're talking about an Easy Kleen. While I agree with you, they are no where near the quality of the Hotsy units with most of it being made in China (yeah, assembled in Canada, blah blah). $10k is big money, though. I was surprised when they said it, and don't forget, that is USD.

  • @jimmyssnowremoval1075
    @jimmyssnowremoval1075 Год назад

    I first heard about this at my place of employment we have this unit and we mounted it to a trailer, it’s a great unit so far I really like it. The company I work for finally got a new one after the heating unit broke.

  • @rogerhewitt3953
    @rogerhewitt3953 Год назад

    I could hear the tip clogging change rpm slow down. Then you could see it stop working. Have to have a Screen to keep debris from wearing out the tip or clogging .

  • @rgage225
    @rgage225 Год назад

    You asked what type of boots you wear. I wear Brunt Ryngs for Lawn and Landscaping and Brunt DiStasios for Tree Climbing and Felling.

  • @charleswise5570
    @charleswise5570 Год назад

    Huh, I learned something about pressure washers. Stan, I used a pressure washer every single day, washing limousines and hearses and didn't fully understand how they functioned best. Thanks!
    Don't forget ear and eye protection!

  • @dennislamers986
    @dennislamers986 Год назад

    Hotsy makes a great machine. You get what you pay for.

  • @807paperclip
    @807paperclip Год назад

    love the machine. have a heated and not heated at my job for 10 plus years

  • @Bradimus1
    @Bradimus1 Год назад

    I used to use an Aladdin 240 volt with a burner for heat. It was about the size of this second one. God it was amazing at everything.

  • @ban80
    @ban80 Год назад

    Crazy warranty 5 to 7 years lol crazy would be lifetime. This was a nice hotsy ad.

  • @johnmartin7182
    @johnmartin7182 Год назад

    As always awesome thanks biggie fan of your channel

  • @georgeniebergall7074
    @georgeniebergall7074 Год назад

    I had a business called Walsh on wheels that tip he’s using on that gun is called the worm gear. I had that 15 years ago nobody else had one they are unbelievable. My machine was 5200 pounds at the tip and could cut concrete if you wanted it to

  • @tonynewton7902
    @tonynewton7902 Год назад

    Nice one Stan. 👍👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

  • @organicvids
    @organicvids Год назад

    What good is a 15amp adaptor for a 20amp machine?

  • @priusrepellent
    @priusrepellent Год назад

    Being a diabetic my entire life, I’m 42, so I’ve been a diabetic for 38 yrs, I were newbalance shoes and work boots I only wear redwings! Irish setters!

  • @jakebehrens1709
    @jakebehrens1709 Год назад

    Can you list the 3 model numbers of hotsy’s in the video please

  • @algardner2391
    @algardner2391 9 месяцев назад

    What could you do if you have to use hard water?

  • @Mr.WS6
    @Mr.WS6 7 месяцев назад

    They use an eley hose reel, i see. Sucks they only do a 90 day pump warranty for that price point. Should be 1 year.

  • @DavidWeinberg-cm9xd
    @DavidWeinberg-cm9xd Год назад +1

    The AR pumps are made in Italy for sure? USA quality at it's finest, nice riggs? I repair P/W's, so I know what's good and what's not? Good job, sir.

    • @Skunkhunt_42
      @Skunkhunt_42 Год назад

      I like HydraCell pumps myself but I'm pumping liquid butane at 700psi so diff app but I know these are used in PW apps too

  • @XzileMotorsports
    @XzileMotorsports Год назад +1

    I think Victory needs your assistance out at his land.

  • @leonkaczor2405
    @leonkaczor2405 Год назад

    Great educational video!

  • @zachorychapin3312
    @zachorychapin3312 Год назад

    Colorado here was not aware hotsy coils were made here thats cool

  • @marty0715yt
    @marty0715yt Год назад

    Pressure washers rule but HOT pressure washers are fabulous.

  • @adamtrenter1
    @adamtrenter1 Год назад

    How can we buy that blue nozzle?

  • @Michigan-thrifter
    @Michigan-thrifter Год назад

    One important thing that wasn't talked about for new user's is always run water through the pump and hose before starting.. You never want to dry start any pressure washer.. I agree the on screen captions should go away

  • @scottkrieger4701
    @scottkrieger4701 Год назад

    Sir what have you found out about July 1 23 .

  • @topazsuperwashwash3718
    @topazsuperwashwash3718 9 месяцев назад

    I have a gas n diesel burner I bought it from hosty and they put a new coil in it but it won't fire up know I had it for yr an I don't know what I should chk for on the heater it won't fire up pressure work great what do I chk for the heat to come on Bruno here

  • @CartoonWeasel
    @CartoonWeasel Год назад +1

    New part, new warranty.
    Thats how it should be for everything.
    But most dont stand behind their products. So, it wont happen until a blue and yellow moon shows up.

  • @hunterklemz0597
    @hunterklemz0597 Год назад +1

    Id rather have the honda northstar heated setup for $4500. More gpm and psi then that little 6k hotsy

  • @BadDadOne
    @BadDadOne Год назад +1

    Why the sub titles?

  • @RealMNreviews
    @RealMNreviews Год назад

    Ghosty Auto Detailing out of willmar Minnesota. You got my 👍

  • @NorthShoreScout
    @NorthShoreScout Год назад +1

    pressure washer goes brrrrrrrrrt lol

  • @littleg2390
    @littleg2390 Год назад

    Keep it up Stan! Great content

  • @henrycarlson7514
    @henrycarlson7514 Год назад

    So wise , thank You . When you Need Commercial grade , Good to know

  • @Arcanix
    @Arcanix Год назад

    Hey if I had crazy money to spend as a homeowner, I'd try it... but this is just way beyond my range

  • @JustinEdinborough
    @JustinEdinborough Год назад

    I truly believe that hotsy are the best. I just hate the price haha😅

  • @johnnyvilla2090
    @johnnyvilla2090 Год назад

    Sorry for the change up
    Stay away from Summit Hydraulics kits ordered third function daul remotes for a John Deere four series tractor. took it to the dealer for installation. Kit was missing parts wrong instructions, dealer mechanic spent a week talking to Summit tech to get the kit to work and does not work. I spent $800 for installation for a kit that does not work.

  • @floydwilliams3321
    @floydwilliams3321 Год назад

    They make good stuff man

  • @bryanwilliams847
    @bryanwilliams847 Год назад

    Steam cleaners are the best pressure washers for removing dirt and grime

  • @granthutter5787
    @granthutter5787 Год назад +18

    Please stop with the built in captions. They're too big, not accurate and take away from all your videos.

  • @garrison.chase0
    @garrison.chase0 23 дня назад

    Those vanguard engines ain't made in Kentucky anymore they closed that plant down

  • @joshuaplacka8480
    @joshuaplacka8480 Год назад

    Yeah I can get a bobcat washer with the same specs and similar warranty with local service for 5k new with a Honda motor. Hotsy is like John deer your just paying for a name and the pretty paint.

    • @Liimpy
      @Liimpy Год назад

      Your bobcat is assembled with common parts that any manufacturer can piece together and put their name on, hotsy is #1 for a reason

  • @Justenyoing
    @Justenyoing Год назад +2

    Dude stop that annoying text. The audio is great. You don’t need to transcript every conversation

  • @tony8354586
    @tony8354586 21 день назад

    Vanguard NO THANKS, Give me a Honda!

  • @1mean1
    @1mean1 Год назад +1

    What exactly was it that 99% of people don't know?

    • @ah-rr1lk
      @ah-rr1lk 10 месяцев назад

      That spending 10k on a unit thats similar from northern tool for 5k is silly.

  • @zbrown362
    @zbrown362 Год назад

    I’ve met Bobby he’s a very nice guy,we actually are one of their oldest customers

  • @ianunderwood1163
    @ianunderwood1163 Год назад

    Love the videos

  • @jackofall2305
    @jackofall2305 Год назад

    About time that bobcat got some tlc

  • @RealTylerBell
    @RealTylerBell Год назад

    19:15 he blow off the red cap for grease point lol

  • @0dbm
    @0dbm Год назад

    120 volt , 20 amps , seems like a lot of tripped breakers , am I missing something

    • @Liimpy
      @Liimpy Год назад

      No, you're not, I had to have an electrician install a dedicated circuit for my hotsy

  • @Ray00069
    @Ray00069 Год назад

    Hot water pressure washers are really dangerous. They’re nice for the right type of jobs but not for your average Joe to perform washes on normal things.

  • @lesleyboeder1798
    @lesleyboeder1798 Год назад

    Anyone that works on heavy machinery knows the value of a hot water pressure washer

  • @anthonyross9053
    @anthonyross9053 Год назад

    $300 nozzle 😭. You can get a turbo nozzle for like $20

  • @sen3990
    @sen3990 Год назад

    i wear redwing boots expsensive but ya know any good work boot is expsensive i've tried kmart walmart brands no thank you , and same thing with mine i could be soaking wet and standing in 6 inches of water my feet wont get wet well they get wet but not from exposure but from sweat and not soakign wet but definately change my socks atleast once in a 8 hour day

  • @jamesminard1867
    @jamesminard1867 Год назад

    Great video
    But I can't believe these companies let their reps chew while doing u tube
    Very unprofessional in my book

  • @dclawnmaintenanceandsnowre4099

    Happy father's day be safe

  • @jacobdumont1460
    @jacobdumont1460 Год назад

    I love brunt!!!

  • @darthnatas953
    @darthnatas953 7 месяцев назад

    So what is the thing that "99% of people DON'T know about pressure washers"?

  • @LAKESIDEBOB1
    @LAKESIDEBOB1 Год назад

    Really with sales tax $10,700 dollars. Where is there 10 grand? Who can afford this machine. prices are nuts and not just a pressure washer.

    • @Liimpy
      @Liimpy Год назад

      I own 7 of them and make a living using them 🤷‍♂️ , they pay for themselves

  • @vinnyc7613
    @vinnyc7613 Год назад

    more octane = more ethanol

    • @jaxturner7288
      @jaxturner7288 Год назад

      That’s definitely not an accurate assumption.
      Plenty of high octane fuels are available with zero ethanol in them so,
      Higher octane= LESS ethanol , is oftentimes actually the case.
      In reality, octane and ethanol content are two completely separate and unrelated aspects of fuel so you cannot actually equate either one to the other. 👊

  • @mcd5082
    @mcd5082 Год назад

    That’s awesome