Good review👍 but I must disagree on few things Have been using ar613 for 6 months now with 50 ft kobrajet hose sg28 gun and pf22 foam cannon and indeed this machine will work on a 15 amp circuit with pf22 foam cannon with 1.25 orifice no problem, performed several long duty cycle jobs around house where foam cannon was on quite a bit as well washing cars on different 15 amp outlets and never had it blow a fuse, or overheat using 4.5 and 4.0 orifice nozzle as well, talking from experience here. That a big advantage of this machine over ar630 where this is not possible, plus it’s 20lb lighter more compact easier to transport and doesn’t look like it was designed in 1980’s but that’s subjective since everyone has different style preferences. Main BENEFIT IT DEFINITELY DOES WORK ON 15AMP CUIRCT WHILE USING FOAM CANNON and STILL PUTS OUT 2.0 GPM you will not find a machine currently on the market matching those two criteria specially at this price point.
Sorry for the " dumb " question, but 15 amp is basically 1600 watts ? Here in Europe is different , but basically anything over 2200-2300 watt is pushing it , and 2800watts is pretty much the safety limit for an outlet.
I still don't know why i like watching this channel, but it always interests me and I love your detail oriented lifestyle. One of my goals within 5 years is to have a house and garage setup that is OG speced.
I like my 613. I like the looks, don't have an issue with 20amp circuit and do all my washing outside, so noise doesn't bother. Also needed a portable option and you can get the AR613 (which I did) with a very nice cart for a small additional cost. Like the 630, it also has TSS (auto stop/start), so very useable. The pump is of a good quality and with a 4.5mm nozzle, the flow/pressure is perfect for car detailing. Also, i was able to order it without any of the useless crappy accessories, able to use my MTM/Mossmatic attachments and hoses instead. So, for half the cost of the Kranzle, I have a portable, good quality system that provides equivalent performance. Of course, we'll have to see how it holds up, but support seems to be good, emailed them with a couple of questions and got a prompt answer. Italian versus German engineering...that's another question, isn't it.
@Obsessed Garage I have nothing but admiration and appreciation for all the the amazing content on your channel. I am also a student who sits at your knee in all things car detailing! However, in this, perhaps we can agree to disagree. Thanks so much for all the hard work you have put in!! Performance: equivalent based on your testing and AR website specs (1900/2.1) Cost: equivalent but you get a nice cart with the 613 for that price Pump: The 630 pump may be more "robust" but specs same: - both with brass pump head, triplex ceramic plunger - 120V/60Hz induction motor for both - warranty same Looks: I like the looks of the 613, so it wins for me, you like the looks of the 630 Portability: 613 wins with a high quality cart accessory and significantly lighter Current Draw: I agree, a 15 amp circuit is insufficient for either pump, so a lose for the 613 since they advertise less than 15 amp draw. For me, the 613 with cart is more portable and so a better solution since I have a dedicated 20 amp circuit. If it breaks a month after the warranty runs out, I'll be the first to admit I was wrong! Thanks again for all the great content!!
Thank's Matt for giving up those short time sections of life expectancy showing us some real good fact based information on pressure washer selection. Again thanks.
Hey guys, I recently purchased the 2300 maxx for washing our personal black vehicles. I upgraded to the uberflex hose and a mckillans swivel gun / foam cannon and wand. What orifice size would you guys recommend for my setup?
I recently bought the Adams pressure washer 2.0 and so far through 2 washes I am really liking it. Works well with a foam cannon on 15 amp circuit and is very quiet.
@@Reaper-Jim I'd agree. I kinda impulse bought it as I was tired of not having a pressure washer. I just don't have the ability to afford a kranzle or anything more expensive than what I bought. But compared to greenworks pressure washers I've used this thing feels much more stout. The pressure is there almost immediately when you squeeze the gun and it feels pretty powerful. It could probably use a bigger orifice size on the nozzle, but I don't have a way of testing what the pressure is.
@@ObsessedGarage they did it because it says "Adams". Let's be honest, we all know that there are people that don't or can't think for themselves for better or worse and just latch on to stuff for various reasons. Adams has great marketing and a robust chemical line where pretty much every product is at least decent, with some spectacular chemicals mixed in along the way. Lots of people getting into detailing will see a good deal on the product they need at the moment and pull the trigger just because of that. Just like (again let's be honest) we know some people are just going to buy whatever uncle Matt likes and anything branded Obsessed Garage. The upside there is that at least if those people are going to follow your footsteps instead of thinking for themselves, they're going to be getting a product that's been vetted and tested and meets a minimum quality threshold or it wouldn't be available through OG. I say that not because I believe following others is inherently bad or having brand loyalty is stupid. Some people don't want to think for themselves in every single scenario and that's understandable in this crazy world so again it's lucky for them that you've done not only the thinking for them but also the leg work, testing and sourcing. But at the end of the day that's the long and short of it, some people are gonna buy the shiny thing that pops up when they need it. Some people are gonna research it themselves. Some people are going to be lucky enough to know or remember that Uncle Matt already did the hard part for them and roll with whatever you recommend.
I actually own this machine. Matt's aseessment that it is a Mustang is about right. Pros's: - It is portable - It works well spec wise - I actually find it pretty - I find the 630 and the Kranzle's ugly actually - so this is purely subjective Con's - It is very noisy - The pressure gauge does not have numbers On the amperage, I cannot comment since I have the 220V version which consumes half the current of the 110V version (Power = V * I, double V, you need half I). Overall, fairly happy with the machine. I needed the machine to be portable since I use it in the backyard, for the car, to wash windows, etc. So having a stationary machine was not going to cut it for me. @Matt, where did you get that pressure gauge? I think it is a good idea to stick one at the output of the machine to be able to dial ~1000 psi for cars, and about half of that or less for bikes.
Matt, you're a fan of kranzle car washes!))) In fact, these Italian high-pressure washers are number 1 in terms of price-quality. Yes, and plunger high-pressure pump that is installed in them,more of the resource than in oblique washer kranzle .Greetings from Siberia!)
Thank you for reviewing the AR 613. I was wondering if you have considered carrying it solely because of the cart option which can also come with the optional 50 fr hose and reel which is considered the AR 613K. I contacted AR directly for pricing but was wondering if it’s possible to order it through you. I have a dedicated 20 amp circuit in my garage that I use specifically for my current pressure washer setup so overcurrent shouldn’t be an issue.
Very nice review. What electric pressure washer would you recommend for a 15amp circuit that's around $250? Strictly used for mobile automotive and marine detailing. Thanks and subscribed!
For those who are mobile detailer and plan on getting the kranzle or arblue clean 630 that need a 20 amp circuit.. what generators would you recommend ?
I have this unit and it works ok for me and haven’t had an issue w/it throwing breakers when using foam cannon. However, the problem I do have is the freaking garden hose connector. My 1st one leaked between the two nuts so I ordered a 2nd on thinking something was wrong with it. The 2nd one did the same. I’ve replaced the washers and can’t get this thing to stop leaking. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Love your videos on these but would never spend a grand on an electric pressure washer. I purchased many cheap ones and found that my CAT electric pressure for 220$ on amazon is by far the best cheapo electric washer. Id be interested in the numbers though flow an d gpm its rated at 1800psi at 2 gpm. You should get it and test it as it has total stop and produces tons of thick foam. I guess because it's a CAT it's held to a higher standard and quality is probably better. I dunno. Keep up the great Channel
Obsessed Garage indeed. I’m wanting to find a unit from the AR like that can work on the 15amp. The comet static appears to be the one, but it’s proven to be hard to acquire and you haven’t had it in stock in a few weeks I don’t think.
Matt, how does this compare to the Comet? I am still surprised at how powerful the pressure and GPM is on the Comet for the price. The quality and length of the Comet hose are amazing too. The Comet is a no brainer.
I think this is a better quality pump than the Comet, but the Comet will work on pretty much any 15A circuit. The other advantage of the Comet is its versatility. For $600, you can roll with a Comet right out of the box and wall mount it very simply.
This unit overheats very easily. Running a kobrajet 50’ and sg28 with a 40 degree 4.5 nozzle has issues. Add a foam gun and you’re in for a frustrating experience.
Obsessed Garage and the washer ran fine for 2 months. Then this issue arose. Worked with the detail shop I bought from and Ar blames the issue on the use of the foam cannon. I was running a 1.25 orifice. The business I bought the tool from, credited me so I could buy the kranzle 1622ts. The business said they’ve had a few come back and isn’t offering the 613 anymore. No issues with the 630. Hope this helps
Good review👍 but I must disagree on few things Have been using ar613 for 6 months now with 50 ft kobrajet hose sg28 gun and pf22 foam cannon and indeed this machine will work on a 15 amp circuit with pf22 foam cannon with 1.25 orifice no problem, performed several long duty cycle jobs around house where foam cannon was on quite a bit as well washing cars on different 15 amp outlets and never had it blow a fuse, or overheat using 4.5 and 4.0 orifice nozzle as well, talking from experience here. That a big advantage of this machine over ar630 where this is not possible, plus it’s 20lb lighter more compact easier to transport and doesn’t look like it was designed in 1980’s but that’s subjective since everyone has different style preferences. Main BENEFIT IT DEFINITELY DOES WORK ON 15AMP CUIRCT WHILE USING FOAM CANNON and STILL PUTS OUT 2.0 GPM you will not find a machine currently on the market matching those two criteria specially at this price point.
Sorry for the " dumb " question, but 15 amp is basically 1600 watts ? Here in Europe is different , but basically anything over 2200-2300 watt is pushing it , and 2800watts is pretty much the safety limit for an outlet.
I still don't know why i like watching this channel, but it always interests me and I love your detail oriented lifestyle. One of my goals within 5 years is to have a house and garage setup that is OG speced.
Thanks man.
would you ever test an Active VE52 Electric Pressure Washer
Its advertised ratings are:
1800 PSI
2.0 GPM
I like my 613. I like the looks, don't have an issue with 20amp circuit and do all my washing outside, so noise doesn't bother. Also needed a portable option and you can get the AR613 (which I did) with a very nice cart for a small additional cost. Like the 630, it also has TSS (auto stop/start), so very useable. The pump is of a good quality and with a 4.5mm nozzle, the flow/pressure is perfect for car detailing. Also, i was able to order it without any of the useless crappy accessories, able to use my MTM/Mossmatic attachments and hoses instead. So, for half the cost of the Kranzle, I have a portable, good quality system that provides equivalent performance. Of course, we'll have to see how it holds up, but support seems to be good, emailed them with a couple of questions and got a prompt answer. Italian versus German engineering...that's another question, isn't it.
For roughly the same cost, you should have purchased the 630. That is the conclusion I confirmed after testing this.
@Obsessed Garage I have nothing but admiration and appreciation for all the the amazing content on your channel. I am also a student who sits at your knee in all things car detailing! However, in this, perhaps we can agree to disagree. Thanks so much for all the hard work you have put in!!
Performance: equivalent based on your testing and AR website specs (1900/2.1)
Cost: equivalent but you get a nice cart with the 613 for that price
Pump: The 630 pump may be more "robust" but specs same:
- both with brass pump head, triplex ceramic plunger
- 120V/60Hz induction motor for both
- warranty same
Looks: I like the looks of the 613, so it wins for me, you like the looks of the 630
Portability: 613 wins with a high quality cart accessory and significantly lighter
Current Draw: I agree, a 15 amp circuit is insufficient for either pump, so a lose for the 613 since they advertise less than 15 amp draw.
For me, the 613 with cart is more portable and so a better solution since I have a dedicated 20 amp circuit. If it breaks a month after the warranty runs out, I'll be the first to admit I was wrong!
Thanks again for all the great content!!
In light of the current deterioration of modern US society in general, how about reviewing an AR15? :-)
😂
Thank's Matt for giving up those short time sections of life expectancy showing us some real good fact based information on pressure washer selection. Again thanks.
Hey guys, I recently purchased the 2300 maxx for washing our personal black vehicles. I upgraded to the uberflex hose and a mckillans swivel gun / foam cannon and wand. What orifice size would you guys recommend for my setup?
I recently bought the Adams pressure washer 2.0 and so far through 2 washes I am really liking it. Works well with a foam cannon on 15 amp circuit and is very quiet.
Ha, ha... Why would you do that to yourself. You are missing out. That thing is junk.
The 2.0 is junk? I know you hated the 1.0 but I bought the 2.0 since karchers were out of stock everywhere.
@@Reaper-Jim I'd agree. I kinda impulse bought it as I was tired of not having a pressure washer. I just don't have the ability to afford a kranzle or anything more expensive than what I bought. But compared to greenworks pressure washers I've used this thing feels much more stout. The pressure is there almost immediately when you squeeze the gun and it feels pretty powerful. It could probably use a bigger orifice size on the nozzle, but I don't have a way of testing what the pressure is.
Greenworks, Ryobi, Karchers would all be better for half the cost.
@@ObsessedGarage they did it because it says "Adams".
Let's be honest, we all know that there are people that don't or can't think for themselves for better or worse and just latch on to stuff for various reasons. Adams has great marketing and a robust chemical line where pretty much every product is at least decent, with some spectacular chemicals mixed in along the way. Lots of people getting into detailing will see a good deal on the product they need at the moment and pull the trigger just because of that.
Just like (again let's be honest) we know some people are just going to buy whatever uncle Matt likes and anything branded Obsessed Garage. The upside there is that at least if those people are going to follow your footsteps instead of thinking for themselves, they're going to be getting a product that's been vetted and tested and meets a minimum quality threshold or it wouldn't be available through OG.
I say that not because I believe following others is inherently bad or having brand loyalty is stupid. Some people don't want to think for themselves in every single scenario and that's understandable in this crazy world so again it's lucky for them that you've done not only the thinking for them but also the leg work, testing and sourcing.
But at the end of the day that's the long and short of it, some people are gonna buy the shiny thing that pops up when they need it. Some people are gonna research it themselves. Some people are going to be lucky enough to know or remember that Uncle Matt already did the hard part for them and roll with whatever you recommend.
I actually own this machine. Matt's aseessment that it is a Mustang is about right.
Pros's:
- It is portable
- It works well spec wise
- I actually find it pretty - I find the 630 and the Kranzle's ugly actually - so this is purely subjective
Con's
- It is very noisy
- The pressure gauge does not have numbers
On the amperage, I cannot comment since I have the 220V version which consumes half the current of the 110V version (Power = V * I, double V, you need half I).
Overall, fairly happy with the machine. I needed the machine to be portable since I use it in the backyard, for the car, to wash windows, etc. So having a stationary machine was not going to cut it for me.
@Matt, where did you get that pressure gauge? I think it is a good idea to stick one at the output of the machine to be able to dial ~1000 psi for cars, and about half of that or less for bikes.
It's a gauge from MTM.
Thanks for always being real. Great video as always.
Matt, you're a fan of kranzle car washes!))) In fact, these Italian high-pressure washers are number 1 in terms of price-quality. Yes, and plunger high-pressure pump that is installed in them,more of the resource than in oblique washer kranzle .Greetings from Siberia!)
Kränzle is German, not Italian.
@@chele089I know that kranzle is Germany !!! I was talking about Italian car washes, such as AR, Comet, etc. of the same class.
@@Sportvsem If only Italy was like our products we would drive flying cars 😂😂😂
Thank you so much for testing and publishing the spreadsheet. I've also picked up some tips from you. Liked and subscribed!
Thank you for reviewing the AR 613. I was wondering if you have considered carrying it solely because of the cart option which can also come with the optional 50 fr hose and reel which is considered the AR 613K. I contacted AR directly for pricing but was wondering if it’s possible to order it through you. I have a dedicated 20 amp circuit in my garage that I use specifically for my current pressure washer setup so overcurrent shouldn’t be an issue.
is it self-priming?
Hey Matt would you chose the AR630 or AR613 over the Comet 1700?
review active ve52 pressure washer.!
How do I buy one?
Very nice review. What electric pressure washer would you recommend for a 15amp circuit that's around $250? Strictly used for mobile automotive and marine detailing. Thanks and subscribed!
You want the Active. www.obsessedgarage.com/products/active-ve52-pressure-washer
For those who are mobile detailer and plan on getting the kranzle or arblue clean 630 that need a 20 amp circuit.. what generators would you recommend ?
20 amp * 120 volts AC = 2400 watts minimum
@@CookieManCookies Don't you have 110 ?
I have this unit and it works ok for me and haven’t had an issue w/it throwing breakers when using foam cannon. However, the problem I do have is the freaking garden hose connector. My 1st one leaked between the two nuts so I ordered a 2nd on thinking something was wrong with it. The 2nd one did the same. I’ve replaced the washers and can’t get this thing to stop leaking. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Love your videos on these but would never spend a grand on an electric pressure washer. I purchased many cheap ones and found that my CAT electric pressure for 220$ on amazon is by far the best cheapo electric washer. Id be interested in the numbers though flow an d gpm its rated at 1800psi at 2 gpm. You should get it and test it as it has total stop and produces tons of thick foam. I guess because it's a CAT it's held to a higher standard and quality is probably better. I dunno.
Keep up the great Channel
Just saw a video earlier saying that Active makes the CAT electric pressure washer.
I recently purchased a kranzle 1322ts is it possible to get thick foam from a foam cannon with this unit or does the unit not have enough psi output?
Any intrest in reviewing the AR Blue Clean 5 Series 591?
Has a brass pump head & thread connections.
Rated at: 2.600PSI & 2.64GPM.
Price: 700USD.
I know it was mentioned a while ago, but is there still a plan to do this with any gas powered pressure washers?
Nope
@@ObsessedGarage copy
Test the active ve52 pressure washer?
Have you seen that STHIL makes a pressure washer now?
It's just a private label AR like the Stanley.
Do you think you’d ever make a k1322ts with all stainless instead of the brass it has.
I don't think they will, but that would be awesome.
A stainless head would make it better when using 100% DI water.
How many amps does the 630 consume ? It's rated for 2800 watts but I would like to know from users
19A
I’m guilty of emailing you Matt about the 613 :D. Thanks for being so dedicated to the detailing community
You and about 50 others looking for the Holy Grail.
Obsessed Garage indeed. I’m wanting to find a unit from the AR like that can work on the 15amp. The comet static appears to be the one, but it’s proven to be hard to acquire and you haven’t had it in stock in a few weeks I don’t think.
Looking jacked today dude! Keep on grinding brother!
Can you do the AR Blue MAXX
I have. That is probably the worst pressure washer in the line-up.
Matt, how does this compare to the Comet? I am still surprised at how powerful the pressure and GPM is on the Comet for the price. The quality and length of the Comet hose are amazing too. The Comet is a no brainer.
I think this is a better quality pump than the Comet, but the Comet will work on pretty much any 15A circuit. The other advantage of the Comet is its versatility. For $600, you can roll with a Comet right out of the box and wall mount it very simply.
This unit overheats very easily. Running a kobrajet 50’ and sg28 with a 40 degree 4.5 nozzle has issues. Add a foam gun and you’re in for a frustrating experience.
Hmm...That's news to me. The 630 doesn't have any issues. I haven't run this one for extended times.
Obsessed Garage and the washer ran fine for 2 months. Then this issue arose. Worked with the detail shop I bought from and Ar blames the issue on the use of the foam cannon. I was running a 1.25 orifice. The business I bought the tool from, credited me so I could buy the kranzle 1622ts. The business said they’ve had a few come back and isn’t offering the 613 anymore. No issues with the 630. Hope this helps
8:22 arms looking swole Mattie! 💪🏼
Does this have 14mm or 15mm m22?
14mm
what size tip using using on the wand ?
4.5
I wonder if he ever got any cease and desist from these pressure washer companies?
I have not.
Thank the lord for 32a ring mains in the UK... Even if that's about the only good thing about them 🤣
32 amps ? damn that's a lot of power
“This is base mustang of pressure washers not the GT350.” Shit I hope so I don’t want a pressure washer that’ll catch on fire😣
I'd like to see a test done on Greenworks pro 2700 psi pressure washer although it doesn't have start stop
I already did the pervious generation of it. It's pretty much the same thing.
“How many minutes of my life have I stood here and done this?” At least 61.
I doubt a Camaro ZL-1 is faster than a GT3 on a track. Maybe just in a straight line...
Matt How dare you to talk about my ZL1 that way? 😜😜. I washed my car today using must of all the thing you sale, lol. Jk
Spreadsheet Link:
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Why are you a goof if you use wand with foam gun?
It immediately shows that you don't know what you are doing. Why would you put a 4 pound object on the end of a 3 foot rod?
Obsessed Garage maybe to clean a tall vehicle like a motor home? You certainly are an arrogant SOB
As a customer and subscriber I apologize for my comment yesterday. Sincerely Tim Gunn
Sorry had to unsubscribe him speaking makes me sleepy