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pressure washer
Any good deals on reliable pressure washers in Sabaneta? i.e. Linares, Pappaterra, Inoa and Reyes, Llibre?
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lots of gasoline operated pressure washers
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Yep The only caveat I would throw out here is don't buy one used; especially the gasoline ones.
I've had a few pressure washers experiences here, and I've seen how easy it is to screw them up. I'd bet that more than a few of the gas ones have pump problems from not releasing the pressure based on the instructions.
I've seen electric ones used once, put away for a month or so, and when you go to use them again, they're DOA due to being improperly stored.
If you buy a new one (either type) read the instructions veeery carefully and follow them to the letter.
Let me add to the list of "sensitive" pressure washers: 1) the less expensive models (even of good brands) have small print concerning usuage in hours and life span. On line reviews then explain the difference, ie "use it like a professional, every day, say "adios" to that machine.
2) Length and type of electric extension cable can affect usage.
3) Same as #2 above for water supply.
4) Over heating and stopping in heat (Sav. Ga. DR temps are higher).
I bought one from Amazon two years ago after doing a lot of research. I bought a Simpson with a Honda motor. Even after paying the shipping and tax it was cheaper than buying a cheap Truper or Karcher that are available on the north coast. I'd rather buy quality than shop local.
Which one did you get?
Do us a favor and let us know how it works and how long it lasts.