SON1C
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Put together a quick video review of my tried and true GreenWorks Electric Pressure Washer -- the main use of this unit has been for car washing, however I`ve tackled some other small projects with it.
GreenWorks Electric Pressure Washer Review
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Put together a quick video review of my tried and true GreenWorks Electric Pressure Washer -- the main use of this unit has been for car washing, however I`ve tackled some other small projects with it.
Migue
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Nice review, seems to be at the same level as my AR Blue. If mine craps out i`ll give this Greenworks a shot, i have their electric lawnmower and it`s been great so far.
SON1C
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Thanks! how do you like yours? that was one of the models I was considering until I stumbled onto the good deal for the greenworks. I`m in the market for a new mower too haha so good tip!
kevincwelch
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Nice review, SON1C.
I have the GW 1700 and I agree that this thing is a workhorse that gets the job done. I`ve had mine for three seasons and has survived freezing temps with soap and probably water in line.
Would buy again.
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I have the GW 1700 and I agree that this thing is a workhorse that gets the job done. I`ve had mine for three seasons and has survived freezing temps with soap and probably water in line.
Would buy again.
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dcjredline
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I too have a GW PW but the smaller one than Drew. I have had 0 bad to say about it at all. I think it was like $99 or something like that. Had it for over a year now and still perfect. I like the changeable tips and the 22mm gun hook up.
Migue
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So far so good. Only gripe is my model has a hose reel that is useless due to how stiff the hose is, and sometimes I have choking when I squeeze the trigger(motor may hiccup /skip and only low pressure will come out) for some reason but it resolves itself quickly. I got it for $80 only , so I can`t complain and it still works after a year with zero leaks.
suke
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Stumbled upon this thread searching for an electric pressure washer to supplement my massive gas PW. Love my gas and its crazy HP, but it burns through gas and I really don`t need that much power to detail. It`s phenomenal when I need to PW my house, driveway, etc though. My neighbor has this exact model but a newer one. He loves his and he said it was dirt cheap.
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Mary B
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I seen them at HD or Lowes ? If you get one please post
XxBoostinxX
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I am thinking about buying the 2,000 psi Greenworks Pressure washer this weekend (Shop Greenworks 2,000-PSI 1.2-GPM Cold Water Electric Pressure Washer at Lowes.com). I want it strictly for detailing and if it can tackle little things around the house that is a plus. I have a very large Northstar 4,000 psi pressure washer and its just not practical sometimes.
suke
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That`s where I`m at. I have a big Simpson pressure washer that I got mainly for the house that I figured I could use to detail. I use it to detail more than anything, but it`s a hassle.
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PapaGrande
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Will one of these leak if laid on its side in a hatchback? Is there an easy way to make sure it`s totally empty of water?
rlmccarty2000
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I think any pw will drip a little from the inlet and the outlet. If you plug up both of those I doubt if it will leak unless there is something wrong with the machine. Lay it on its side before you put it in the car or just place a towel under it. The water should be minimal.
512detail
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I just randomly saw this review in the feed section. Thank you. I was looking at this unit recently.
A small pressure washer is something I really need to get.
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A small pressure washer is something I really need to get.
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