Comparing Pressure Washers - Whats the best deal?

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MikeWLS1

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I'm going to start Auto Detailing and I want the most inexpensive yet reliable pressure washer I can get. I was assuming I would never need anything more than 3,000 PSI however how is 2,000 PSI for cars?



Check these pressure washers out and tell me which one would best fit my application...



#1 7.0 HP Honda Pressure Washer. 3,000 PSI and 2.7 Gallons per Minute $500



#2 1750 PSI Electric Motor Husky W/ 360 Rotation Handle $170



#3 DeWALT 6.5 HP Gas Pressure Washer putting out 2,800 PSI W/ Honda Motor $700



#4 13 HP DeWALT W/ Honda Motor putting out 3750 PSI and 4.0 GPM $1,000



Are any of these any good or am I looking into the wrong places? please inform me of any decent places to look.



Edit: I just noticed none of the links work properly, it just takes you to Home Depot's website... Ugh... Can you get the jist out of the description however?
 
I would for sure grab one with a Honda motor. I think the $500 one would be a good investment for not only cars but for around the home as well.
 
Danase said:
I would for sure grab one with a Honda motor. I think the $500 one would be a good investment for not only cars but for around the home as well.
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Okay, I'm curious what is sufficient enough PSI just for cars only though? I'm just trying to get started so I'm on a major budget so the cheaper I can find a pressure washer the better...



Also would anyone recommend any sites I can find cheaper pressure washers?



Edit: Also would electric pressure washer's like this beable to hook up to a water tank?
 
Costco has a 5hp Honda motor 2400psi 2 gal per minute Karcher pressure washer for $300.



I have had this one for three years with no major problems. I think it is perfect for doing cars.



The motor is awesome and 2400psi feels just right to me.
 
idk i just bought a karcher 1500psi from lowes for $119 and it works great for me, i have no complaints with it
 
I have a 200 bar (2900 PSI) KARCHER with three wands (turbo, fan and rotating brush) Sturdy, handy, reliabe... You can even use hot water up to 60 degrees C with it...



Whichever you buy, do not forget to also get a filter for the water-in side...
 
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