ITEMS I USED ON THIS VIDEO: - Westinghouse WPX3200 Gas Pressure Washer 3200 PSI - amzn.to/43Yl1zo - Simple Green Oxy Solve Concrete & Driveway Pressure Washer Cleaner - amzn.to/42EqIBN
If you haven't already done so you should look into and review a surface cleaner attachment for your new pressure washer. It cuts your cleaning time in more than half and does a much nicer job. It's so much easier and is a real game changer. Great review, thanks...
My opinion, the top questions on any pressure washer is who makes and how reliable is the engine and can the pump be replaced. 25 years ago I bought my first gas pressure washer, a Karcher. I went for the cheap model. It lasted about 5 years before the pump went out. Surprise! The pump was NOT replaceable. I couldn't believe I got so suckered. So now I had a useless engine on a cart. I bought another Karcher at Costco 20 years ago. Am I in for another round of punishment lol? I didn't think so at the time because Costco stands behind their products basically forever and I checked this one out before hand. This Karcher had a Honda engine, which will never die, and the pump was suppose to be replaceable. That Honda can sit for years and will start on the first or second pull. Its mind blowing how reliable these engines are. I had to replace the pump after about 10 years, an easy process with a generic off Amazon. The replacement pump was about 150.00 at the time, who knows now. So after I got smart and did my homework ahead of time, buying a repairable unit from a reliable seller just in case I ever did have a problem, I have 20 years of service, never touched the engine for anything, not even a plug. No carb problems. nothing and the unit is easy maintenance with a swap out pump. Go that route if you can.
ITEMS I USED ON THIS VIDEO:
- Westinghouse WPX3200 Gas Pressure Washer 3200 PSI - amzn.to/43Yl1zo
- Simple Green Oxy Solve Concrete & Driveway Pressure Washer Cleaner - amzn.to/42EqIBN
Very compact & lots of extras. TY!!🌞
Zip tie pressure washer hose to rail to prevent it from making contact with exhaust and bursting. Also bought this unit and love it.
Thank you so much for the tip Mike! 🙏🏽😊
Thanks for the review.
Thank you! 🙏🏽😊
yes!!!! i saw my sidings yesterday and they need some cleaning.
If you haven't already done so you should look into and review a surface cleaner attachment for your new pressure washer. It cuts your cleaning time in more than half and does a much nicer job. It's so much easier and is a real game changer.
Great review, thanks...
Thank you so much! Please stay tuned I’m working on it right now as we speak 👍🏽😊🙏🏽
Have one, it’s a good p.w.
Thank you! 🙏🏽
Thank you Sir for the nice video with every nozzles
Great video before I buy
Don't forget to use a pump saver when you are done to protect the seals and O rings from drying out.
Thank you so much!! I just ordered one, I got this kind here : amzn.to/3X4vQOa
@@FixThisHouse That's the one I use. You can sometimes get a two pack for about the same price as one.
When you're done every time or just done for the season? Like through the winter
@@rosie684 Any time the pressure washer is going to sit for a week or longer I run the pump saver through it.
@@worldsails2000 so unless you're a professional power washer keep a bunch on hand lol
I have that exact pressure washer, and I cant get it to start. Still waiting on Westinghouse to make good on their warranty
Hope you show us the after when you are done ✔️ 🙏
Please stay tuned! I have a lot of pressure washing videos coming next 👍🏽😊🙏🏽
My opinion, the top questions on any pressure washer is who makes and how reliable is the engine and can the pump be replaced. 25 years ago I bought my first gas pressure washer, a Karcher. I went for the cheap model. It lasted about 5 years before the pump went out. Surprise! The pump was NOT replaceable. I couldn't believe I got so suckered. So now I had a useless engine on a cart.
I bought another Karcher at Costco 20 years ago. Am I in for another round of punishment lol? I didn't think so at the time because Costco stands behind their products basically forever and I checked this one out before hand.
This Karcher had a Honda engine, which will never die, and the pump was suppose to be replaceable. That Honda can sit for years and will start on the first or second pull. Its mind blowing how reliable these engines are. I had to replace the pump after about 10 years, an easy process with a generic off Amazon. The replacement pump was about 150.00 at the time, who knows now.
So after I got smart and did my homework ahead of time, buying a repairable unit from a reliable seller just in case I ever did have a problem, I have 20 years of service, never touched the engine for anything, not even a plug. No carb problems. nothing and the unit is easy maintenance with a swap out pump.
Go that route if you can.
Hello my friend my soap 🧼 isn’t coming out while using the black Nozzle
That is very nice but in California people are saying at the first of the year no gas operated tools like lawn mowers.
You get what you vote for.
How many hints do Californians need before they realize they need to leave that crazy & expensive state?!!
did you dilute that first?
For the soap? I did not 👍🏽😊
It has choke issues..FYI
Guess 3200 psi isn't enough to remove paint drops? 🤔
It burns thru hoses.
The first time we started it the hose literally exploded in our face 👍🏻
Choke issues takes an act of congress to start it after that starts quickly ✌🏻😎
first….
"built in feature": i want high pressure soap :(
Have fun getting the spelling off
All plastic parts
Already broke off
Plastic crap
Yay
Great power but accessories are pure cheap plastic “ JUNK