Kranzle 2160TS - Is This The Ultimate Pressure Washer?
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- Опубликовано: 13 фев 2020
- Kranzle 2160TS - Is This The Ultimate Pressure Washer?
Is this the ultimate dream pressure washer? I've been wanting a Kranzle for the past 10 years. My trusty little Nilfisk C110 finally gave up after almost 10 years of loyal service, so I decided to replace it with quite possible the best pressure washer for home use!
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Kranzle M2000 Short Gun (M22 Thread Coupling) - amzn.to/37ajIQg
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The new K 2000 series represents continued development of the well-proven Kranzle shuttle series. These machines are industry leaders because of their robustness, modern looking design and top quality engineering.
Some of the added benefits to the widely successful shuttle series because of new processes and advancements in technology available include:
Inside larger over-dimensioned gears and oil housings are used which are designed for continuous operation, helping to considerably extend the working life of these cleaners. These pumps are made with brass valve casings and ceramic coated stainless steel pistons. Suitable for domestic, commercial or industrial use, offering up to suggested continuous use between 6 - 8 hours every day.
Rotational moulding, using very strong polyethlene plastic, makes the casing extremely stable and sturdy. Large wheels make it easy to move, even on difficult terrain, and increases stability during operation. Although machines should still be used in the horizontal position.
The letters 'TS' in the model name indicate the model is fitted with our Total-Stop system: while Kranzle machines do not need to turn off everytime you let go of the gun because of the superior un-loader system fitted. Excessive, unnecessary 'on/off' operation may actually shorten the life of motors, especially when running on extension cables or generators. Conversion between Bypass operation and Total-Stop is possible, relatively quick and easy should you want to use your machine the other way. The 'TS' models tested do have lower signs of wear to the seals, resulting with longer periods between servicing required. Energy costs are lower because when the trigger gun is released the motor stops automatically, then when the trigger gun is squeezed again, the machine restarts. The motor and pump only run when they are actually needed, saving electricity.
There are storage compartments for the trigger gun, Dirtkiller lance and Vario lance built into the casing of the machine. Winding lugs for the power cable keep the 5M power cable tidy, and also double as a quick storage grip for the lance and trigger gun in between use.
Compared to previous T series models, the hose drum is considerably larger, making it easier to wind up the hose. Machines without the hose-reel come with 10M of high pressure hose. The T-series come with 15M allowing you to cover an area more than twice the size.
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Mine gave up and have been looking , and as you say not much info on RUclips, the 2160 is slightly more powerful but the main difference is the motor spins at 2800 rpm and the 2160 at 1400 rpm, 2160 is quieter and can run for longer work hours and should outlast the 1152 because the pump and motor is larger and spinning slower, they have the same quality components but are scaled down in the 1152 hence the cost is lower
So Iv just bought one was getting 7.5 litres coming out the tap per min through a normal hose pipe , 1/4 inch pipe £22 Gardena 1/4 inch fitment £8 x2 gave me over 12 litres per min , I cut the pipe down to 12metres just because that’s what I needed, if anyone else struggles with flow this will solve your issue without any pipe on the tap I was getting 14 litres per min
Would you believe I actually still have a 135 kranzle which has been working perfectly for 30 years.
Best valentines day gift ever! Congratulations. The 1152 I bought is the single best detailing tool I've ever bought. I'd love a 2160 but the deal I got on my 1152 was too good to refuse. I'm still a little jealous!
I wanted a K10 or a 1152... They had an ex-demo K10/122 but not the TS model, and didn't have any 1152s.... This was well over my budget, but managed to get the short gun and foam lance thrown in... Hey ho, you only live once and all that
Mine is the TST model, came with the integrated reel and a dirt killer lance.
I'd like to get the Kranzle QR setup but I've got a cheap one that will do for now :)
Enjoy your new washer mate!
BTW the Kew Alto quick releases are compatible with the Kranzle ones.
I may get the reel eventually... Order some other bits earlier this week, and another order has had to cancel on me. Once I get the new bits together I'll do another video.
Thanks 👍
My Kranzle has been epic. Its an 1150 non Total Stop that I bought new 13 years ago. In that time I use it to clean the farm muck of 3 vehicles aswell as drian jetting every now and again. After about 10 years it started to pulse slightly, so I just fitted a new set of valves for £40 and gave it an oil change. Although they may seem expensive, they outlast other machines and are completely serviceable. Great buy buddy.
Nice to hear 👍
Congratulations with your Kränzle ...i think its very hard to find something better ,in this price range ,when it comes to build quality ,and feel !
It aint cheap ,but its a joy to use 😄
Congrats on your dream machine. That short wand that converts to a long lance looks really cool. I had no idea Kranzle even made something like that. And they have their own Foam Cannon too! COOL. And I love the way everything "clicks" into the short gun. Those accessories look fantastic and really robust. When I buy a product, I like to use the manufacturers own accessories also. I agree, just buy a bag of those quick attachment pieces so you have them on hand to retrofit all your other foam lances. No sense of not using them since you have them on hand. Then they can just snap right into your Kranzle gun. The Ferrari of electric pressure washers! I am JEALOUS big time buddy! You are one lucky man. Plus you got a DEAL TOO! Even better. My wife gave me the go ahead for a Kranzle but she said we need to "save up for it". Meaning i'll get it next year. Which is fine because I just got a new Karcher K5 to use until I get the Kranzle. Then i'll just sell the Karcher or give it to my neighbor or something.
Beautifully made, performs well and costs a lot of money.
Just like my wife 😁
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Brilliant bit of kit! A serious step up from the Nilfisk, will last you a lifetime too.
Thanks 👍
Congratulations dude.. Always a great feeling to get what u have always wanted. My ambition is to nail philip Schofield 🙏🤞🏻
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Great choice! Had my K10 TS short trigger a few weeks now and it’s a pleasure to use for various reasons.
Long term it will out live any Karcher or nilfisk by many years I’m told. 👍
Hope it at least doubles the life of the Karcher. At £50 for almost 10 years, that's impressive LOL
Detailing World Apparently you can have them easily serviced to bring them back to as new for not a lot of money . Obsessed garage did a in depth video at a service centre in the U.S which shows you how to DIY service👍
Thanks, may take a look at that
I saw your post on the forum, didn’t think you’d go Kranzle. I’m sure you’ll be glad you did!
Neither did I 🤣
I’ve had a Karcher K6.8 for over ten years and have been planning its replacement for a couple of years but it refuses to die. Do I go Kranzle or get a K7 compact that will work with the numerous Karcher fitment accessories I already have - that’s the question!
@@Audittr2108 I know what you mean. The cost of a new machine is one thing, but then it's all the accessories.... I get you could go kranzle and sell the karcher accessories or see which can be modified (snow foam lances are easy enough to convert)
Very nice another brilliant option would be the Nilfisk P150 had mine 10 years and still going strong
Nice 👍
WoW. Awesome bit of kit.👏👏
I bought a K4 Compact and boy do I regret it. No more powerful than my old Qualcast (still use it) and the design is shocking.
The lance would not come out of the gun and was stuck fast. To be fair Karcher sent a replacement and it took two of us with grippy gloves on AND turning the washer on to get it out!
And the tool storage is dire. Things just drop out of it while moving the unit around. Really sorry I didn’t get a Nilfisk.
Hope you’re enjoying. 👍
Thanks. Hopefully no problems with this beast
Nice one mat. I remember how chuffed I was when I was unboxing my first "proper" jet washer that was a karcher k2. 😂. Keep waiting for it to die 6 years on so I can now buy myself/justyfy a "proper proper" one 😅
Haha 😂
Nice bit of kit fella! It just oozes quality. One day, when my Nilfisk packs in, and if I win the lottery! 🤞
haha, thanks 👍
Great video. How do you find the Kranzel now having had it for a year? Do you think this is a suitable washer for washing machinery?
Enjoy Mat! I got the K7/122 for about £550 then the Obsessed Garage Mosmatic setup from the UK mosmatic reseller (£200), then an MTM PF22 foam gun (£70), no regrets!!
Nice
What water flow realistically has? Ideally with different nozzle sizes and pressure? (It is hard to compare with US versions because they are different in motor). TIA
Have a look at Mats OG videos on pressure and flow rates. The first thing I did when I got my Kranzle was to swap to a bigger orifice in my cannon and then I got the full MTM OG spec gun. I use a slightly larger spray attachment in my gun and wand to drop the PSI and increase the flow rate. You will not be disappointed with a Kranzle.
Yeah, seen a lot of his videos
you won't go wrong with that, I managed to get the B200T at a bargain price last year and its fantastic
Nice. Can't wait to give it a try. Already looking at various bits and bobs to "upgrade" it.
Been looking to replace my Karcher K5 and was researching the Kranzle's, then came across your video. I enjoyed your unboxing and have subbed, keep up the good work :) I have now ordered the 1152, is the 2160 significantly better? I know its a lot heavier and Kranzle's are heavier washers any way!
I've not used the 1152, but on paper it reads better. That said, the 1152 will no doubt be better than your existing machine
I'm definitely feeling a 1122TST. I did buy one ages ago but didn't realize that you couldn't use it with a generator!
Ouch... Maybe the k7/122 would be better for you with a tank and a generator
@@TheDetailingSpace Yeh, I've had my K7 for like 5 years now. Excellent bit of kit.
Nilsfik!?! Oh that the Ali Express version of Nilfisk? 😂😂
You look like a kid in a sweet shop mate, enjoy your new toy. Not jealous at all 🤣
Haha, cheers 😂👍
Is this model better than the K1152 For car detailing business?
Hey :) I am considering buying 2160tst
so far how are you finding it? since it’s super pricey wonder if it really worth the money
very nice Mat👌...clickbait title - wife buys me ultimate pressure washer for Valentine's 😉😂🤣
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Can i know the Profi 160 tst is better than this one or not ? How performs with 115 bar ?
Hi Matt, Can you let me know the model number of the spray foam lance by Kranzle? can you confirm the M2000 short gun does come with the quick release by factory?
I've looked for the number and can't seem to find the box....
I think the M2000 comes as standard fitment and a QR as an option.
Congrats on your purchase.
Thank you 👍
enjoy the new toy.the old Nilfisk might have parts you can still use
Yeah, I might sell it for spares or repair.... Saves going to landfill
1152 tst the first thing tou should buy when creating a detail channel imp
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Proper piece of kit, very jealous, when my karcher k4 dies, i shall also get myself a kranzle.
Do it. Not tried it yet, but will give it a go tomorrow - even if storm Dennis is passing through
@@TheDetailingSpace lol, i definitely will when the karcher dies which may happen sooner rather than later 😉😉, happy jetwashing 😆.
Just clean the Karcher with itself 🤣
@@TheDetailingSpace ummmmm good idea 😂😂
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Id honestly like to know what it cost you, since the K10/122 can be had for half that price... surely you didn’t spend £1400? After you budget was £1k+ less than that?
🤣 The whole thing cost less than the standard machine alone 😉
How does it go with the 14 AMP ? into a british house socket ?
it does indeed.
@@TheDetailingSpace Sorry Sir i meant does it blow the fuse ?
Nope. If I keep pressing and releasing the trigger in quick succession it'll cause it to trip.
@@TheDetailingSpace I have 3 kränzles.. i have just ordered the 9 / 80 TS with 7 or 7.5 Amps ... i think tbh 80 Bar ( 1160 PSi ) is enough to clean cars but the 9 liters is a high flow for 7 amps pressure washer Motor PLUS @ 1400 RPM it can suck from any type of container ( pure water )
have fun!
Thanks 👍
Had my kranzle 1152tst for about 5 years now. Awesome item. Had a karcher Before which is garbage in comparison.
Thank you 👍
I hope all of that packaging was responsibly recycled, you strike me as an outdoors type man which leads me to believe: YES :)
I currently use a K3 as my first pressure washer which does a great job for snow foaming and any other detailing work. However this is the dream... Though a HD series is on my list too. Mosmatic settup and good anti scuff hosing and ooof....
All taken to work and reused as packaging again 😉👍
Y didn't u go with the k7 🤣 ?
Because I got a cracking deal on this 😁
A bit pricey to wash car once a week thinking of buying black 11
It is, but I do hammer them tbh
Bet you cant wait for the storm to pass.
Indeed 👍
Dont forget to change the oil at 50hrs of use and the it should last for years and years. Great PW
Does it have an hour meter?
No it doesn't
Mara macin me problem he
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Not sure my wife loves me enough to spend that much on a pressure washer
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You just had to finger the bottle, didn't you?
Yup 👍 *insert rude, unprofessional comment of your choice here"😂
I would never pay £1500
Tbh, the pressure washer can be had for £1000, or less if on offer. It's the extras that bump the price up