Based upon your recommendation, I purchased the Greenworks in April of 2017, the day you released your vid. It's been a superbly performing indestructible tank and for $90, I couldn't be happier! Its 1.2 gpm rating through a 2.5 nozzle is also more than adequate... it's also great with the MTM foam cannon. I have a question though. You used to be an advocate of 1.2 gpm, praising it for being safe and all one needs. What's changed? Also it was kinda weird seeing you get excited about 50lbs and $300. That doesn't seem like the Scott I know. Many thanks.
Nice review Scott. I use AR Blue 1700 psi model with 1.7 GPM. It’s been a work horse. I’ve been very happy with the purchase. My only gripe is their hose! Kinks up, hard to unwind and wind it back up. Also the hose goes into the housing so I don’t think you can change it out. Other than that it has been a solid machine.
I use a Craftsman 2050 psi 1.4 gpm pressure washer and it's amazing. $200 and been using for 2 years without a problem, very compact with removable cart if you need to go mobile.
Scott thanks for all your videos. I am confused now though. You did not like the AR Blue because of the 1.2 gpm. In other videos you speak on how well you like your greenworks. The greenworks is 1.2 gpm. I value your opinion highly. Can you give more insight please. Thanks again for all your work that you put into these videos.
You can buy 3 of the Ryobi 1600 Pressure Washers for the price of one of these. Way lighter, and you can easily replace their hose with their $40 one instead. If one breaks, you have 2 more to still use. 1.2GPM is more than plenty and no one absolutely needs 2200psi to detail a car unless you plan on using it for target practice.
I like, they make pretty powerful 1500PSI budget friendly models too :) pretty quiet as well! I was unsure when I first purchased an ARblue but when you showed your green works I was so happy 👍👍
Would need to be a larger pump to flow 2.2 which obviously would add cost and add more weight. I'll take a large AV Induction Motor any day over an additional 1 gpm. So I have to sweep the area twice as opposed to once...big deal. I prefer robust build and reliability as opposed to more H2o. Unit has a AV pump in it and that is nothing to sneeze at. I like it alot, gunna get me one.
Just ordered mine from Amazon for 263.58. Best price I could find from a reputable company. Scott, why don't you increase the nozzle orifice for a little better flow...just a thought?
Torzell Thompson Having a higher GPM makes all the difference when you’re trying to rinse off dirt and/or soap. If you have a low flow rate you will just be blasting the dirt or soap with a high pressure mist and it just doesn’t work as well. Ideally, you want a pressure washer of 1500 psi or less with a gpm of 2.5 or higher.
I absolutely love this unit.... just bought it but how do you get the wash mix to come out of the dispenser. I’ve tried all the settings and the soapy wash is not running through the unit container?
Love your videos Scott and have gotten tons of info from you. Much appreciated. I have a greenworks that was a gift and so far it's working very well although I've only done 10 jobs so we'll see how it holds up. One question. Why do you want more gallons per minute? Isn't the psi the real issue to get the dirt off? Isn't it actually better to consume less water while delivering a psi that works well for you? Mine is only 1.2 gpm but the 1800 psi does well with both washing and rinsing.
Agree with you, more GPM and pressure between 16-20 would be very nice and like it quick shutdown. Which water hose is that, I see similar at Sam's Club and now Costco with the rotating connectors.
When the pump fails and it will, Sun Joe support is nowhere to be found. Now take a gauge and measure your PSI and do a GPM test and then post your numbers
Scott, love the channel, ive learned a lot from you thank you. I wanted to know if theres a product i can use to keep my plastic trim from fading on my vehicle. What do you recommend?
Most products im finding are to restore it. Im looking to keep it from fading in the first place. I suppose the meguires trim restore can serve to keep it from fading?
I need help looking for a good pressure washer that I can hook up to my 275 gallon water tank without a water pump. Any recommendations? Thanks I'm also located in Dallas tx
I use the 2N1 you said is not the same motor, but the specs are the same, why the different motor? I use mine with all MTM quick connects, 50ft Kobrajet hose and MTM Lance and spray gun. I plan to upgrade the power washer to a Comet this year.
AR had trouble in the past with their proprietary parts with no quick disconnect and loud machines. They are durable, but too expensive for an eletric pressure washer.
I have the sun joe 3001. It was worth 150 for a beginner starting out. Just needs a longer and better hose. It has great pressure and worth my $150. But will need a hose metal adapter because the stock on will leak after a couple uses.
Thanks for another great review brother! On another subject, what is your favorite microfiber detergent? I want to take care of the towels that I purchased from you and the Rag Company. Thanks for your advice.
Dallas Paint Correction & Auto Detailing I find some that look similar but I can’t find the one that has the screen Wich is the only reason I even want to have one. I currently own two flex polishers one 3401 and the other is 3403 but as I’m sure you know the range on those dials are kinda not the most direct in letting you know exactly what speed your at so a digital screen would be awesome to see now and then
does anyone know that that rubber piece on the top side of the gun is it can be lifted up idk what it does tho what purpose it has also does anyone know if you can lock the trigger in the on postition?
I agree. just bought the Karcher k1700 and got a Ryobi 1700 off cl for $40 , they'll serve my needs just fine.hell, I may try figure a way to combine them to make a 3400psi 2.4gpm and still have paid couple hundred less.
I’ve had it for about 2 months . It’s seems to be as quiet or quieter than the unit Scott reviewed. I have it in my mobile detail van . It is very heavy . It seems to weigh damn near as much as my gas Simpson washer so it’s not a unit you will want to move around a lot unless you use a cart or something.
@@ronnieparamore5346 Have you ran any tests with the unit such as a GPM or PSI Gauge with diff size orifice nozzle tips? Im on the fence with this machine and the Karcher K1900. I think I like this one better but was thinking that maybe I would get a little more GPM with diff tips.
Scott can you do a gpm test on it with different size orifices? Using a larger orifice may increase the gpm also do a foam cannon test on it becuz that is really what matters the most for gpm. You really only need abot 1000psi for cleaning a car.
This guy is something else. He was given this unit for free by AR to review it. He didn't go thru any of the steps to let us see why this is such a sexy washer. He could have changed the tips to see if diff orifices would bring PSI down a bit and bring the GPM up. He can thank them all day long and say he appreciates it. They should have sent it free to OG. At least we would have seen numbers. Such a waste of time and a disappointment. Then he wants to sell another machine for over 600 bucks when you can get it for a little over 400 other places. Unbelievable!!!
@@seamuslily it has noticeably more vibration, but it is not too bad in my opinion, just get a LC backing plate for like 10 bucks or similar and try it out.
This PW is built like a brick shit house. VERY well made and of VERY high quality. This unit really is more of a prosumer unit as opposed to your basic run of the mill Home Depot unit. I think you won't be disappointed, I'm sure not.
Just got a Sun Joe SPX3000-RM 2030 PSI 1.76 GPM Electric Pressure Washer About a month ago, works great and is quiet, 1.6 gpm I think weighd about 50lbs use it flr for mobile detailing for $130
BELLdetails no it would only lower the psi. The only way to increase GPM is to get a different pump. The pump is the most expensive part of a pressure washer, so if they would increase the GPM the price of the unit would go up drastically.
Don't these company do any research for what kind of target they want to go after? For that price the way it stands would be worth it if it did have 2.0gl a minute.
It would have been nice to see the cover removed to see what the induction motor and pump looks like. From AR's specification page, the pump is aluminum and not brass like on the AR630 TSS.
People that complain about price can't afford it. You have people that buy price and people that buy value. AR makes the best pumps on the market along with Cat
There are units that are 1.8 GPM and sell for under 150$. Why in heck would you pay 300$+ for a 1.2 GPM machine? 2200 PSI is also too high, anything over 2000 PSI is risky to use on a car. Better make sure you have a 25 or 40 degree nozzle on that thing, not a 15 degree. Nice of them to send you a demo unit but this is not a good choice for detailers.
The focus with this unit wasn't just car washing.. Larger inductive motor will last longer and can be used for extended periods of time vs other machines. But yes more GPM and it would definitely be worth 300-400 Dollars vs the 160 dollar ones on the market with the tiny motors
@@MaxiiBoii23 You're paying for the pump. AR makes the best pumps on the market along with Cat. People would rather pay for the $50 pump with Sunjoe and Karcher. End up complaining about the pump, then no phone support to help. Some people buy value, others buy price
I subscribe to Scott but honestly after 30 years professionally in the Business I can honestly say Scott has a few good videos but more terrible videos $400 for an electric pressure washer and several other just nonsense videos to stay revelavant Scott just Detail cars and only post videos that you stand behind not who pays you to post and review
The GPM is based on the pump they use. Adding a higher GPM pump would mean using their brass pump which means more money. At that point you might as well buy their AR630 model.
why do you like more gallons per minute scott....I actually like the high pressure with low volume. A high pressure low volume machine gives you more flexibility... You can clean floor mats without taking them all day to dry...You can clean the interior of Van's and trucks with vinyl floors without flooring it out....you can even clean interior carpet.
I can assure you the information and product is not snake oil. You get what you pay for in the world of real professional detailing . Your equipment says something about you and your work ethic as a professional. I would choose someone who cared about the quality of their equipment as opposed to someone with an 80 dollar pressure washer doing a blow through crappy job on my house or car. There are people such as myself who do pay attention to Equip. ect when contracting for a service provided. Cheap my friend is not always the best way to go through life. Maybe that's the reason you don't get return customers?
Just got a Power Products 2200 psi with 1.76 gpm and induction motor. Quiet and 3 year warranty. Works great and got it from wally world for 150 bucks.
Scott thanks for all your videos. I am confused now though. You did not like the AR Blue because of the 1.2 gpm. In other videos you speak on how well you like your greenworks. The greenworks is 1.2 gpm. I value your opinion highly. Can you give more insight please. Thanks again for all your work that you put into these videos.
jackhammer372000 I’m sure it’s because the greenworks only costs about 100$ bucks and flows the same amount of water as the unit in this video . For the price this unit needs to flow more to be worth it . Rinsing a car at 1.2 gpm vs 2.0 gpm is a big difference.
thaks for reply. I understand about the cost difference. But im just concerned not that 1.2gpm for car detailing is not enough, or that is the way he makes it seem. i have never owned a pressure washer. i simply use a water hose for all my washing. thanks again for the reply.
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I changed my tip to a 3.0 orifice and I'm flowing close to 1.5 GPM which is pretty good. Sacrificed a little PSI but for auto detailing it's great!
Based upon your recommendation, I purchased the Greenworks in April of 2017, the day you released your vid. It's been a superbly performing indestructible tank and for $90, I couldn't be happier! Its 1.2 gpm rating through a 2.5 nozzle is also more than adequate... it's also great with the MTM foam cannon. I have a question though. You used to be an advocate of 1.2 gpm, praising it for being safe and all one needs. What's changed? Also it was kinda weird seeing you get excited about 50lbs and $300. That doesn't seem like the Scott I know. Many thanks.
Weird to see my airgun hobby to mix with my favorite TH-cam reviewer.
Nice review Scott. I use AR Blue 1700 psi model with 1.7 GPM. It’s been a work horse. I’ve been very happy with the purchase. My only gripe is their hose! Kinks up, hard to unwind and wind it back up. Also the hose goes into the housing so I don’t think you can change it out. Other than that it has been a solid machine.
I use a Craftsman 2050 psi 1.4 gpm pressure washer and it's amazing. $200 and been using for 2 years without a problem, very compact with removable cart if you need to go mobile.
Scott thanks for all your videos. I am confused now though. You did not like the AR Blue because of the 1.2 gpm. In other videos you speak on how well you like your greenworks. The greenworks is 1.2 gpm. I value your opinion highly. Can you give more insight please. Thanks again for all your work that you put into these videos.
I think the 1.2 gpm Greenworks he liked was like 80 bucks while this one was over 300.
AR Blue Clean 620. 2.1 GPM and have been running it professionally for 3 years. Incredible little pressure washer.
Hey, how are you running your AR? with a generator or with home power? im really wondering if its with generator, what wattage generator youve used
I like the size of it just can't get over the price. Scott I know you've been busy but glad to see you back.
You can buy 3 of the Ryobi 1600 Pressure Washers for the price of one of these. Way lighter, and you can easily replace their hose with their $40 one instead. If one breaks, you have 2 more to still use. 1.2GPM is more than plenty and no one absolutely needs 2200psi to detail a car unless you plan on using it for target practice.
Scott, just change the tip to a 3.0 or 3.5.What is the big deal?
I like, they make pretty powerful 1500PSI budget friendly models too :) pretty quiet as well! I was unsure when I first purchased an ARblue but when you showed your green works I was so happy 👍👍
Straight up thought Scott was getting attacked by some ninja rodent when that leaf came out......freaked me out for a sec.!😆
Would need to be a larger pump to flow 2.2 which obviously would add cost and add more weight. I'll take a large AV Induction Motor any day over an additional 1 gpm. So I have to sweep the area twice as opposed to once...big deal. I prefer robust build and reliability as opposed to more H2o. Unit has a AV pump in it and that is nothing to sneeze at. I like it alot, gunna get me one.
Just ordered mine from Amazon for 263.58. Best price I could find from a reputable company. Scott, why don't you increase the nozzle orifice for a little better flow...just a thought?
I have a question. Im new to the pressure washing world. What would the increase in GPM allow you to do that the lower GPM wouldn't?
Torzell Thompson Having a higher GPM makes all the difference when you’re trying to rinse off dirt and/or soap. If you have a low flow rate you will just be blasting the dirt or soap with a high pressure mist and it just doesn’t work as well. Ideally, you want a pressure washer of 1500 psi or less with a gpm of 2.5 or higher.
@@BruceAImighty808 Ahhhh thank you for that info!
@@BruceAImighty808 Do you have a good electric PW that you would recommend?
They say a higher water flow produces more/better foam when using a foam gun.
I absolutely love this unit.... just bought it but how do you get the wash mix to come out of the dispenser. I’ve tried all the settings and the soapy wash is not running through the unit container?
Annnnnnnd once again, thanks a bunch Scott. Anyway, their website says they're $289 now! Awesome
Love your videos Scott and have gotten tons of info from you. Much appreciated. I have a greenworks that was a gift and so far it's working very well although I've only done 10 jobs so we'll see how it holds up.
One question. Why do you want more gallons per minute? Isn't the psi the real issue to get the dirt off? Isn't it actually better to consume less water while delivering a psi that works well for you? Mine is only 1.2 gpm but the 1800 psi does well with both washing and rinsing.
Funny the add before your video was for a Greenworks pressure washer. Thanks for the video.
As always excellent review and comments!!!
Agree with you, more GPM and pressure between 16-20 would be very nice and like it quick shutdown. Which water hose is that, I see similar at Sam's Club and now Costco with the rotating connectors.
If your talking about the green inlet hose it looks like a flexzilla garden whose with swivel.
I believe M22/14 is common and standard . M22/15 is available but you have to double check AR spec and purchase the correct QC
Scott, could you imagine if this was 2.2gpm. Man, it would be one sexy machine.
Hi, is this made in Italy?
Sun Joe SPX3000-RM 2030 PSI 1.76 GPM Electric Pressure Washer
Is the way to go
DrgnFlys well of course it would and look at the price as well. You may as well said pay more for more GPM
When the pump fails and it will, Sun Joe support is nowhere to be found. Now take a gauge and measure your PSI and do a GPM test and then post your numbers
Scott, love the channel, ive learned a lot from you thank you. I wanted to know if theres a product i can use to keep my plastic trim from fading on my vehicle. What do you recommend?
This I would love to know also. Haven't been able to find anything on plastic trim. Especially around my windows.
I use chemical guys VRP 50/50 to make it a spray able dressing.same results as using straight from the bottle.
Most products im finding are to restore it. Im looking to keep it from fading in the first place. I suppose the meguires trim restore can serve to keep it from fading?
Use heat gun, then some 303 sealant
It’s called “Malco epic trim revive NU”
I need help looking for a good pressure washer that I can hook up to my 275 gallon water tank without a water pump. Any recommendations? Thanks I'm also located in Dallas tx
We love you Scott.
At 1.2 gpm will it work with a foam cannon?
Will 1.2 gpm work with foam cannon?
Yes...the foam won't be as thick as if you were flowing more GPM.
Just ordered the Kranzle package from Matt!! cant wait to use the best pressure washer on the planet!!!
Congratulations..
You over paid for your pressure washer
Lol You can never overpay for quality!!
Would I need a water pump with this pressure washer?
I use the 2N1 you said is not the same motor, but the specs are the same, why the different motor? I use mine with all MTM quick connects, 50ft Kobrajet hose and MTM Lance and spray gun. I plan to upgrade the power washer to a Comet this year.
Motor will last longer and made for extended use vs the 2n1
AR had trouble in the past with their proprietary parts with no quick disconnect and loud machines. They are durable, but too expensive for an eletric pressure washer.
AR630
Not worth it, Sun Joe SPX4001 is the way to go. You will have hundreds left over to add a snub nose spray gun and foam cannon.
You like sun Joe over the green works??
I have the sun joe 3001. It was worth 150 for a beginner starting out. Just needs a longer and better hose. It has great pressure and worth my $150. But will need a hose metal adapter because the stock on will leak after a couple uses.
Travis Wade - I have a Sun Joe and the price is unbeatable. If and when my current one goes out, I would replace with a Sun Joe again.
Blessed9-21-12 - Agree 100%, the hose needs to be about 10ft longer.
Sun Joe pumps suck ass. AR makes the best pumps on the market along with Cat
Thanks for another great review brother! On another subject, what is your favorite microfiber detergent? I want to take care of the towels that I purchased from you and the Rag Company. Thanks for your advice.
Scott uses “All - Free and Clear”
Nice review i was wondering why no one has done a review on 3m polish like painters use?
I just picked one up !! But I got a 3k psi version I only got it for foam cannons trying to upgrade from the chemical guy hose ones that i use now
Since that’s a good average for snow cannons love your videos man I still can’t find that polisher you reviewed on amazon for 70 bucks or so
@@jonathananderson891 that's a bummer you can't find the polisher
Dallas Paint Correction & Auto Detailing I find some that look similar but I can’t find the one that has the screen Wich is the only reason I even want to have one. I currently own two flex polishers one 3401 and the other is 3403 but as I’m sure you know the range on those dials are kinda not the most direct in letting you know exactly what speed your at so a digital screen would be awesome to see now and then
AR blue has a small 1900 psi/2.1 gpm ... the AR 620, only $715.00.
Please let us know if they decide to up the gpm on this bad boy
Most better than K5 premium.....?
Thanks.
I think its the same moter as a Kärcher k5. It sounds en reacts the same.
here in Boston we call it pissah
The saying is WICKED PISSAH
You forgot wicked brah
not everything is wicked . lived here all my life.the chowdahs wicked pissah. lol@@DiZZoLabs
Any opinions on the sun joe spx3000? Thanks Scott👍🏼
$289 on sale on the AR Blue site right now fyi. still way outside my budget though.
Got one for 150 on Amazon
does anyone know that that rubber piece on the top side of the gun is it can be lifted up idk what it does tho what purpose it has also does anyone know if you can lock the trigger in the on postition?
It's to lock it so you don't accidentally power it on. You can not lock a trigger on as it's a safety issue at that point
To expensive and to heavy to lug around for mobile detailing in my opinion.
The word you want is too not to
for the price no way
I agree. just bought the Karcher k1700 and got a Ryobi 1700 off cl for $40 , they'll serve my needs just fine.hell, I may try figure a way to combine them to make a 3400psi 2.4gpm and still have paid couple hundred less.
kevin m you’re dreaming!!!
@@harley092355 I hope you figured it was a joke
@DrgnFlys I hope you figured it was a joke
@@seamuslily karcher and ryobi are famous for putting up false numbers. GPM and PSI test
I would like to see the AR 630TST or is this one a replacement ?
shelbyflf I have one and it’s pretty impressive for an electric washer . But it’s more comparable to a comet or kranzle .
How long have you had it?Is it quiet as well and do you have it stationary as well?Thx@@ronnieparamore5346
I’ve had it for about 2 months . It’s seems to be as quiet or quieter than the unit Scott reviewed. I have it in my mobile detail van . It is very heavy . It seems to weigh damn near as much as my gas Simpson washer so it’s not a unit you will want to move around a lot unless you use a cart or something.
@@ronnieparamore5346 Thx !good to know.
@@ronnieparamore5346 Have you ran any tests with the unit such as a GPM or PSI Gauge with diff size orifice nozzle tips? Im on the fence with this machine and the Karcher K1900. I think I like this one better but was thinking that maybe I would get a little more GPM with diff tips.
Scott can you do a gpm test on it with different size orifices? Using a larger orifice may increase the gpm also do a foam cannon test on it becuz that is really what matters the most for gpm. You really only need abot 1000psi for cleaning a car.
Is there adjustments for the PSI level?
This guy is something else. He was given this unit for free by AR to review it. He didn't go thru any of the steps to let us see why this is such a sexy washer. He could have changed the tips to see if diff orifices would bring PSI down a bit and bring the GPM up. He can thank them all day long and say he appreciates it. They should have sent it free to OG. At least we would have seen numbers. Such a waste of time and a disappointment. Then he wants to sell another machine for over 600 bucks when you can get it for a little over 400 other places. Unbelievable!!!
Hey Scott great video..I'm in the market for a 3 inch polisher wich one would u recommend?
i just put a 3inch backing plate on the harbor freight DA, it isn't super balanced, but it works. and was a uber cheap setup.
is there alot of vibration with the 3inch pads, i have the hf and some 3 inch lc pads but havent opened them yet.cant wait to use them@@bobdylan9117
@@seamuslily it has noticeably more vibration, but it is not too bad in my opinion, just get a LC backing plate for like 10 bucks or similar and try it out.
i do have the 3 inch bp from lc
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This PW is built like a brick shit house. VERY well made and of VERY high quality. This unit really is more of a prosumer unit as opposed to your basic run of the mill Home Depot unit. I think you won't be disappointed, I'm sure not.
Buy it for the sound it makes when you release the gun got it.
Any chance you could review the Sun Joe SPX9004-pro?
anyone have one, thoughts or recommendations on it.
Thanks
Just got a Sun Joe SPX3000-RM 2030 PSI 1.76 GPM Electric Pressure Washer
About a month ago, works great and is quiet, 1.6 gpm I think weighd about 50lbs use it flr for mobile detailing for $130
@Co Gar have had the sun joe for about 2 months and have used multiple times at least 30-40
Would increasing orifice size to say a 3.0 or 4.0 increase the gpm
BELLdetails no it would only lower the psi. The only way to increase GPM is to get a different pump. The pump is the most expensive part of a pressure washer, so if they would increase the GPM the price of the unit would go up drastically.
Yes most units will go up a slight amount when you relieve some of the pressure off the motor.
Watch obsessed garage for further.
*Seems to be the benchmark 2.0 gpm @ 1000 psi auto stop.*
Very good !
Just opinions on a freebie unit ... and not a bad squeal sound ... lol
Hey Scott if you r not going to use your greenworks I could use a power washer for my cars. Lol
Sounds like my Karcher
Can u review Factor 4 synthetic wax system from Wal-Mart thank you.
Pretty cool
Don't these company do any research for what kind of target they want to go after? For that price the way it stands would be worth it if it did have 2.0gl a minute.
They weren't targeting auto detailers per say on this unit
It would have been nice to see the cover removed to see what the induction motor and pump looks like. From AR's specification page, the pump is aluminum and not brass like on the AR630 TSS.
Why would you want more GPM ?????
Not bad.
I have one be for 3 months an it does shut off....🙄
First I thought its gona be like $150 but I can get 5 green works pressure washer.
Nice but way to expensive for me to have.
Wrong!!! The best mobile washer is the CAT 1800PSI/2GPM/13 Amps/15 lbs electric pressure washer. Best $180 you’ll ever spend.
2gpm for sure
Kranzle are the best for mobile detailing. No doubt.
This mashing is piece crap is not worth it is rip off
#GREATSCOTT
Click on the link and Amazon has it for $240
Man, $500 is a lot for that.
And..
You can get it for 300 dollars with walmart..
Perhaps you missed that..
No problem though
People that complain about price can't afford it. You have people that buy price and people that buy value. AR makes the best pumps on the market along with Cat
There are units that are 1.8 GPM and sell for under 150$. Why in heck would you pay 300$+ for a 1.2 GPM machine? 2200 PSI is also too high, anything over 2000 PSI is risky to use on a car. Better make sure you have a 25 or 40 degree nozzle on that thing, not a 15 degree.
Nice of them to send you a demo unit but this is not a good choice for detailers.
The focus with this unit wasn't just car washing..
Larger inductive motor will last longer and can be used for extended periods of time vs other machines.
But yes more GPM and it would definitely be worth 300-400 Dollars vs the 160 dollar ones on the market with the tiny motors
👍👍👍👍👍
$500 for plastic....
$500???? WTF
@@MaxiiBoii23 You're paying for the pump. AR makes the best pumps on the market along with Cat. People would rather pay for the $50 pump with Sunjoe and Karcher. End up complaining about the pump, then no phone support to help. Some people buy value, others buy price
I subscribe to Scott but honestly after 30 years professionally in the Business I can honestly say
Scott has a few good videos but more terrible videos $400 for an electric pressure washer and several other just nonsense videos to stay revelavant Scott just Detail cars and only post videos that you stand behind not who pays you to post and review
Fix the obvious. Increase the LPM then we will talk about it.
Untill then, its not worth talking about.
The GPM is based on the pump they use. Adding a higher GPM pump would mean using their brass pump which means more money. At that point you might as well buy their AR630 model.
Griots offers this for $299
he forgot to mention how much it weighs
No he did at the 5:00 mark. At or a bit below 50lbs...
Needs wheels. Keep it sun joe Pressure washer is your best value
It has wheels..
It comes with a cart and like I said I didn't put it together
Oh ok Scott thanks
@@beeslandscaping very similar as the 2N1 and sounds just like it when it's running, I know as I use one.
To much $
🙂
why do you like more gallons per minute scott....I actually like the high pressure with low volume. A high pressure low volume machine gives you more flexibility... You can clean floor mats without taking them all day to dry...You can clean the interior of Van's and trucks with vinyl floors without flooring it out....you can even clean interior carpet.
They say a higher water flow produces more/better foam when using a foam gun.
Do not.ever.but a Karcher
Not sure the world needs another wannabe
Pfft!!! My greenworks is still going strong after two years of commercial detailing. Only paid $80.... snake oil
I can assure you the information and product is not snake oil. You get what you pay for in the world of real professional detailing . Your equipment says something about you and your work ethic as a professional. I would choose someone who cared about the quality of their equipment as opposed to someone with an 80 dollar pressure washer doing a blow through crappy job on my house or car. There are people such as myself who do pay attention to Equip. ect when contracting for a service provided. Cheap my friend is not always the best way to go through life. Maybe that's the reason you don't get return customers?
@@emsman59 lol i've ran a successful business for over 15yrs.. Waste your money! Clown. It's over priced and my $80 washer gets it done..
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To much cash 💰
Just got a Power Products 2200 psi with 1.76 gpm and induction motor. Quiet and 3 year warranty. Works great and got it from wally world for 150 bucks.
I did a rare thing. I hit the thumbs down. I usually don't do that to your videos.
M G I did a rare thing, I hit the thumbs down. I usually don’t do that to comments.
Scott thanks for all your videos. I am confused now though. You did not like the AR Blue because of the 1.2 gpm. In other videos you speak on how well you like your greenworks. The greenworks is 1.2 gpm. I value your opinion highly. Can you give more insight please. Thanks again for all your work that you put into these videos.
jackhammer372000 I’m sure it’s because the greenworks only costs about 100$ bucks and flows the same amount of water as the unit in this video . For the price this unit needs to flow more to be worth it . Rinsing a car at 1.2 gpm vs 2.0 gpm is a big difference.
thaks for reply. I understand about the cost difference. But im just concerned not that 1.2gpm for car detailing is not enough, or that is the way he makes it seem. i have never owned a pressure washer. i simply use a water hose for all my washing. thanks again for the reply.