Any good? any issues? It is on sale, and obviously ill get a Foam lance. Up until now Ive used a fire hose and foam gun, and a hand held cheap pressure washer for wheels and such, anyway I looked at this and the K5. they seem pretty similar.... Briggs & StrattonĀ® 1,800 PSI Cold Water Electric Pressure Washer - 4100860 | Tractor Supply Company
Looks like a pretty solid unit bro. I have no experience with Briggs and Stratton electrics,however I have had a few gas jobs powering a pressure washer and a compressor and they were not the best. If i may suggest an AR Blue Clean variety,the 383 is right in that price range. Unfortunately, I have yet to find an attachment for a foam lance(not a huge deal IMO). I beat the crap out of this unit and it just keeps on doing its thing.It has surpassed the Karcher units I have had before of similar size and price range.Just a thought my friend.
i have that exact one. really liking it so far. very solid, seems built well. the cord reel is a major plus.
yeah, the internal cord reel is a HUGE selling point for me........ I like the karcher, but for the sale price and its features this seems the way to go, I looked at gas units too but i think I like the B&S unit. I have heard the Karcher units don't last as long as they should..... also B&S is a solid name, my lawn mower is a B&S
Yeah, B&S is a solid name in lawn mowers and stuff. I still have my go kart that I got when I was about 12 (and I'm 26 now). It has a 5HP Briggs & Stratton motor and I'm still driving it around during the summer.
Kilo, this looks like a nice unit but for $200 on a pressure washer, you should find something that is going to work with a foam cannon, whether you purchase the foam cannon up front or not. Look at Karcher, AR North America like HeavyD's unit, and others. Or if you want to be a baller, then spring for a Kranzle. They are supposed to be top notch.
^^^ yes, i realized after I did some research it may be hard if not impossible to find a foam cannon attachment/adaptor. Im looking at karcher now. I looked at a Kranzle but since I just dropped a ton of money on landscaping this month im cheaping out on a compressor, i actually really dont use it that much to begin with. I prefer my firehose nozzle
its not that hard. home depot has a lance extension with different adapters for it. i had to get one to fit a foam cannon. it makes for a long foam lance, so im most likely going to piece together a shorter setup with a dedicated trigger gun for the cannon.
http://www.detailingbliss.com/forum/tools-accessories/21536-help-w-my-new-pressure-washer.htm here's what im working with now. not the best setup, but it works for now.
the home depot foam cannon is ok. i mean given that it was like $17 bucks, it gets the job done. ive only used it a couple times thus far, and didnt really get any "snowy" foam yet, but then again the only soap combination i have used so far is racelaze snow foam(50ml) and APC(2oz), the rest water. im going to try straight soap in the reservoir next time and see what results i get. either way, i'll probably upgrade to a dedicated setup soon, ie trigger gun with QD front and a PWMall foam cannon.
That's the foam lance I have coming in, the pwm foam lance with the dedicated fittings for a karcher. Ill let you know how it sprays Sent from my HTC EVO using Tapatalk