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This is the most powerful residential electric pressure washer. Unless you are a professional contractor, this pressure washer can handle ANY and ALL cleaning tasks around your home. In this video I review and test the most powerful electric Greenworks Pro 3000 psi 2gpm pressure washer (model# 5110502VT). I also show how to use the power washer and how to set it up.
In this video I show the pressure washer being used to clean cars, sidewalks, house siding, concrete, deks, patios, boats, roofs, bikes, gutters, and more.
#KiteArmy 2022
I rented a pressure washer over the weekend for the first time ever and within a few minutes of using it i was hooked on using it to wash off everything lol. I'm going to buy this greenworks model soon. Its fun having big boy toys
Just when I thought I had all the outdoor tools I needed . . . you showed me this. Another QUALITY video.
Thanks so much mate. Love your support.
@@Kitearmy your link to this 3000psi pressure washer comes up as a 2300psi pressure washer
2) Ryobi has a 3000psi corded pressure washer at Home Depot for $400
@@RossMalagarie gas powerred????im sure
@@scottbarker9058 I believe that Ryobi did just release a 300psi - have not seen it yet and can not find it on the website
Yea he did a great job!
WTF?!?! I clicked on the thumbnail because I thought you were Jason Mayhem Miller. 😅😅 Good review by the way.
can you use any brand surface cleaner with it?
Great video, nice work Andrew! An electric pressure washer with 3,000 psi and 2 GPM, is extremely impressive. I don’t think Ryobi is even in that territory, at least not yet.
Maybe some. This is also brushless powered
Problem is that it’s actually like 1.1 GPM in practical use. 2 GPM rating comes at 100 psi.
Really only gives about 2200 psi and 1.1 gpm if look at other review videos.
Is this safe for cleaning a car? I’ve never used one but thinking of trying it
Nice. Greenworks has been stepping it up lately for OPE.
They seem to be locking in on pressure washers.
no sir,
i just bought Ktaxon High Pressure Washer, 3380PSI 2GPM Electric Power Washer Cleaner from walmart for 90 bucks.
Is either a pressure washer video or is it musical production 😮
or both
Well definitely not using my knife to cut carrots anymore 😂😂😂 great video!!
your rabbit will thank you
Wow, pretty impressive for a regular outlet! Dewalt has one, nearly 10x the price, also 3000 psi, but 4gpm and it requires 240v outlet.
Yeah - most people don’t have a 240. Maybe on some generators.
That would be great but some homes would not have a 240v hookup
I have a 240 in the garage that would work for me but I would need a 50 foot extension cord rated for 240. But I'm not sure if that's safe or not.
@@hellbent7066 yes, it's as safe as any extension cord. Many big RVs use a 4 wire, 50amp cord. I only needed 20 amps with the two hots and ground so bought a normal 10ga cord from Home Depot, cut off the ends and put on the ends I needed.
I have a DEWALT 4200 PSI but needed a light weight pressure washer for my lower deck. Just picked this up and so far, it’s not bad.
Got one yesterday and looks like Greenworks updraded the sprayer holder.
Hey thanks for the video, I have owned two Sun Joe washers in the past and they were not very reliable. I will probably purchase this one.
You should put an in-line pressure guage on your test to show the real pressure.
Trainwreck when vertical. The hose pops out and the handle falls from the trash holder every single time. Sending it back. This is so basic for QA/QC, that I don't want to rely on this unit over time.
How well did it clean the second story of siding?
you should compare this against ryobi's new 3000 psi electric pressure washer
Will do
What’s there to compare ??? 😂 Ryobi is only 1.1 gpm…. This beast is 2.0 ! 👍
@@naplesnative2394 not true, read the fine print on the greenworks and you'll see it's actually 1.1 just like the ryobi.
Edit: the 2.0 gpm rating is the detergent nozzle gpm not any of the high pressure orifices.
Great review dude. Well done video!
use a RED TIP nozzle to clean 2nd stories...also i've used mine for 5 hours without overheating or even turning it off...since the pump is cooled by the temp of the incoming water, make sure nothing is heating up the inlet hose so the fresh cool water is able to cool off all the pump parts
Picked one of these up today and it doesn't come with a red tip. Got any recommendations for one that would work with this model?
Also wouldn't that be like drawing trying to make your driveway darker with a pencil?
@@bobloblob17 hello the red tips are sold separately by other distributors...just make sure the orifice opening is 3mm
@@bobloblob17 no because the surface areas that require a red tip are much smaller
@@bobloblob17in my experience the red tips don’t leave lines if you use them at an adequate distance and clean well, you get better results closer with the yellow but the red works at a distance better than the others
I have masterforce 3000 psi brushless electric model and love it
This is rated as a great PW but the 2.0gpm is at the 100psi soap dispense setting. The 3000psi is at 1.1 gpm, which is highly adequate. A customer rating on the Lowes page shows a pressure gauge attached showing just under 3000psi.
its garbage
The reason there is more gallons of water going through for the saop setting is because the hole on the tip is bigger.... so it lets more gallons per minute through ... so its not a bad thing.
@@jenniferphair8415ya but if i put that same tip on my industrial pressure washer, it'll send twice the amount of water if not 3x
How was the boxing? Was there cardboard packaging vs styrofoam?
Andrew your the best
Thanks sir. Appreciate your support.
Great energy
Thank you 🙌
I'm hoping that Ego will come out with a pressure washer.
me toooooo
I just bought this beast at Lowes on sale, got the two year extended warranty. Prolly won’t need it. Nice musical accompaniment, was that you whistling while you worked?
видео красивое. хорошее видео.
Great! Review
Thanks mate!
Please help me figure out how two new out of box greenworks 3000psi ptessure washers dont start? I have tried everything from holdimg the trigger down before starting, pressing the green reset button on and off etc. I have had this problem with two brand new shiney green machines!?
Thanks for the review, have you had a chance to try out the surface cleaner attachment? Cheers !!
I tried it on the 1800 psi. - worked really well
I would like to see how it works with a driveway surface cleaner attachment..
One thing I don't like is it does not have "Full Stop" ... the motor keeps running when not pressing the trigger. The video fails to show the motor noise. The blue hose is made by Uber flex (not sure if the exact name), but it is the best. Most pressure washers come with cheap hoses that are stiff, inflexible and kink easily. The 2 GPM rating is max, usually only available at start up, but otherwise it falls short. The pressure and GPM varies with what nozzle you use. While I like KiteArmy reviews, there are better videos on TH-cam.
Thanks mate. You make good points. Even about this video 😜. I would like to believe this is a good starting point if you were shopping for this pressure washer. Thanks again.
I agree this is a piece of junk.
@@shanew7361 what would you consider as better?
@@Kitearmy SIMPSON MegaShot 3200 PSI 2.5 GPM Gas Cold Water Pressure Washer with HONDA GC190 Engine
@@shanew7361 That is gas though. Looking for electric ones only.
Hmm. The Hart brand has an electric 3,000 PSI pressure washer. But I think 1 GPM. I wonder how they stack up though, since there’s a significant price difference.
Your link goes to the 2300 PSI model. Could you advise your thoughts on the different models? 2300, 2700 and 3000? Do the all have TSS?
Woops, the link in the description right now as I type this leads to a similar looking model with lower psi number. I caught myself in time and found this one with 3000 psi.
I like your video, coincidentally I also review high pressure car and motorbike washing machines👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I will check it out
Wow, that is one heck of a power washer. Can it core a apple? Love the video and as always thanks for the funny stuff, which are always my favorite parts of your video's. Also I love how flawlessly (is that a word?) you put things together which always amazes me. More vids please!
Thanks mate - I just love your support 😎
Great video. Couple of questions. I've read many comments in other info about this being too powerful to use for vehicle cleaning, which is my primary application, which nozzle is safe for cleaning a car at a reasonable wand distance or is it in fact too powerful? Did you have any problems with this pressure washer tripping your 15 amp circuit or did you run it on a 20 amp circuit? Thanks.
It's fine for automotive use but be cautious. It will damage soft seals and gaskets. It is also powerful enough to remove the finish(paint) from plastic parts like bumper covers and body side moldings.
Watching the carrot reminds of my thumb that I cut off 3 days ago. Ouch!
Can you use a telescoping extension wand to wash higher areas of home? What to look for?
absolutely
Perfect timing! I'm looking at the Greenworks 2300PSI w/ 2.3GPM. This one is 3000PSI, but Greenworks really needs to clear up (their typos asap) regarding the GPM rating(s) and fast. The manual states 3000PSI Max and 1.1GPM max? and then elsewhere 2.0GPM @ 100PSI? Not sure What they mean? @100PSI or @1000PSI it's output is 2.0GPM. Nice demo. Caution: It will remove auto paint from those cars with rubber bumpers or cars that have been repainted @3000PSI. I would need to order the right pressure tips (w/correct orifices) for car washing, to get that PSI down around 900 - 1000 PSI's. 3000PSI is just way too high. Have you had time to test the actual GPM this unit delivers? Thank you.
it means you can fudge the numbers - if you need the most powerful this is the way to go
@@Kitearmy I wish it did put out 2.0GPM and completely shut itself off, then I would buy this model. Thank you for the fast update.
@@Kitearmy This is NOT the way to go if you want a very powerful electric pressure washer and can spend the $$$. The correct wording is the most powerful 120 volt pressure washer. Step up to 230 volt and you have a pressure washer with loads of power that can take on gas with ease. I hate it when people say "most" this or that, but don't provide context. So I shall correct it: "If you need the most powerful 120 volt pressure washer, this is the way to go.
@@EETechs Right!
I've used this sprayer several times now on brick pavers, a wood deck, patio, and a driveway. th-cam.com/users/postUgkx43QMbQqu67IZadu9ou8Sg1BdrunMRNqX It has performed as expected on all surfaces. For larger areas like the decks and patios, I think I will be looking into a surface cleaner attachment to speed up the job, or at least make it a little easier. Hose and sprayer connections are tool-less, tight, and quick. I used the yellow nozzle on the concrete/brick surfaces, and the pressure was adequate for cleaning those surfaces.I am disappointed that these units are still being shipped with a nozzle storage holder that allows them to vibrate out of the holder way too easily and become lost, but I don't want to knock off a star for that reason. The functional part of the washer works very well, so I would recommend this product.
We agree!
the video is beautifull.
What kind of garden hose do you use?
How much does this weigh. I don’t have a garage and wanted to know if can lift it. Thanks.
I would say about 25lbs - I lifted it over my head - much lighter than a gas 3000
Does this model come with slandered UK 13amp plug
Does it stay on the whole time or shutoff when the trigger is depressed? Got the costco version and it shutoff after about an hr of working and wont turn back on lol
I bought this and it did not work very well on anything other than dirt and moss. I had a few drops of paint on my sealed concrete patio slab and it wouldn't take it off; the nozzle was less than an inch away and I worked it for about a minute. I finally just bent down and scrapped it off with my finger nail. Taking it back to Lowes later today.
Oh no!
I got one it's OK what's that jazzy song in the back ground I love it
Just got my pressure washer yesterday from COSTCO and did my front drive without any issues. Today I'm working on my back patio but it shuts off after just a few seconds. I've tried it in two different outdoor outlets and the same thing happens. Any suggestions?
Did you end up returning it or did you figure out the problem? I’m curious since I’m looking to purchase this model. Thanks!
Can it handle a surface cleaner?
perfect for that
I'm your 500th 👍
Nice round number - thanks mate
Your Greenworks Link in video description is to a Greenworks 2300 for $289, not 3000 for $399. Is the 2300 the same machine respec'd to not overheat or did you post your preferred model instead?
Yikes! At $400 I'll have to stick with my 1800 PSI electric for now. I would think a 3000 would need a fan to keep it cool as even the gas models get very hot.
You could split the difference and go for a 2500ish psi
Nope has a 3 year warranty and 10 year warranty on the motor it literally is the best warranty ever
Does this have a soft wash option to prevent damaging anything?
yes
So the link in your description is for the 2300 psi unit
Can you attach a 50ft hose to the wand tip? Im thinking of buying this to dig a water well.
Absolutely - they sell extensions
Hello. I was foing to purchase this, but then started reading some bad reviews. We have a pretty large driveway and a 15 inch surgave cleaner. I just sold our big gas harbor freight and i think i might of made a mistake. I read that you can't run it more than an hour, dont ise an extension cord, and multiple people saying it just just off and wouldn't start again and sometimes turning it off and on it will work again. Do you think i should just get another gas one if I have a large driveway? Thank you.
Get a gas one....the batteries last 20 minutes maximum! And each one costs $250.00 each!
At 2.55 you said it's nice and quiet but we never actually HEAR the machine in action over the music. Your thoughts...
yeah - it's not silent but compared to a gas it's quite
Hi, I’ve been researching pressure washers, and was wondering if this particular model could be used on cars, or if it was too powerful. Thanks.
Use the white 40 degree tip and it should be fine.
@@COC785 thank you!
I’m trying to hydro jet my main drain lots of tree roots, you think this is strong enough?
it's worth a shot
As for the wand holder, presumably it is plastic. Have you tired using a heat gun to bend the plastic in a bit in order to hold better?
I bought one of these a few days ago. Did you say something about them overheating?
Any motor will get hot after awhile using them gas are electric it’s just they way motors are
When it overheats does it shut off? And can u splash some water to cool it down?
Throw it in a pool
FYI the link brings you to the 2300 psi version not the 3000.
I will correct that
Is it possible to set the psi (e.g. 1500 psi instead of 3000)? sorry, don't have much experience with pressure washers
The different tips give you different presure, I believe the white tip will get you around 1500 psi.
Just got one
cool
I just got one of these. And I just noticed it's leaking oil from somewhere on the pump housing. Found a puddle of oil under it after the first use. 😡😡😡
return
Comes with a Way better hose than the Ryobi
I hate the hoses that come with Ryobi pressure washers
Great video
Do me a favor if you can. Get ahold to one of these Amazon type pipe jetting kits, and let me see if that thing will actually push the hose down two inch pipe.
Can you lower this thing down to under 2000psi? 🤔
I have heard that you can not use a pressure washer blasting at more than 2000 on a car.
you just use a less powerful nozzle - best to have the power and use it when you need it :)
Also, just hold it further away from vehicle.
Just stand further away from car no need to change anything lmao
@@Kitearmy less powerful nozzles? Like what would they be called if I looked for them in a search?
do you think there is a big difference in performance compared to the greenworks 2700
Is that a Greenworks Pro?
Any thoughts on the machine's cord being only two prongs? thanks for the video
The cardboard cuts sold me.
yeah - thing is strong
I would like to buy one of these pressure washers but my concern is it won’t work on a regular 15amp plug with out tripping the breaker. Are you plugging into a regular plug?
yes - I did not have an issue with that
@@wv146
I have this and it is not doing all this for me
It's 1.1 gpm. 2 gpm is only on the soap nozzle.
On 14 amps, on a 120 volt cord, I doubt that it's 3,000 psi.
Several brands have 3000 psi on a 120v outlet and some even more. The hard part is the flow at that PSI, which if it is 1.1 gpm that is more like the rest.
@@Sylvan_dB I highly doubt that it's 3,000 PSI
I agree, straight ghetto trash and marketing BS.
I felt the same way. All I can say is it felt pretty strong.
Yeah they play with the gpm based on the nozzle
EGO falling behind. Greenworks beat them to the pressure washers. A battery version would be cool. RYOBI has a 3000 psi unit now. Could be a good test against the Greenworks.
Hey, I just got one and mine started out quiet and pumped high for 15 seconds, but then it started making a lot of noise and shot a small stream when I pulled the trigger. Any idea what's going on?
it was just priming? Should be okay. What happened next?
@@Kitearmy hi it works now ty
@@kaltrex9465 nice - make sure to throw me a like and sub
Anyone else notice the outside metal housing (i think it's the motor housing) on this unit getting hot after extended use? Maybe that's what he was referring to.
It will get hot it’s a motor gas are electric will get hot after steady use
Can you use this to wash your car? I saw on another YT video that using the 40 degree angle had 2,000 PSI which I've read is too much for washing your car and around ~1,100 PSI is preferred. If that is the ideally PSI, is there another tip you can buy to drop the PSI of this pressure washer down to around ~1,100?
yes, if you lower the tip angle it decreases the pressure
Get tips with larger orifice might work.
Why not just stand back further no need to change anything
Which pressure washer would you recommend to reach the second story? wish I didn't buy a white house in NE GA, haha with the way it rains here so much green stuff!
I got one and tested it today, except for the surface cleaner. I tried the gw high pressure soap applicator and it was getting to the eves of my two story. No real pressure, but enough to get to the siding with a bleach mixture, I think. The regular attachments were great on concrete and washing the car.
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$500!!! It better be good!
Should have tested the psi and the GPM I feel that is the most important thing to see if the numbers match what are advertised
Right - I was just trying to test power
Unlike so much of the Amazon crap it's PWMA certified so it should be as advertised
@@midnightwaterdragon4725 great point - you have to be a bit skeptical of some of the Amazon crap
@@Kitearmy you absolutely have to be. Most of the psi and gpm ratings are straight lies. That's why I look for the PWMA certified so I know I can trust it and actually make an educated decision.
@@midnightwaterdragon4725 Great comment - I bet most people don't even notice that certification
Can it clean a two-story house
I would say no
Thanks. Note for future reviews - skip the speeded up edits. Entertaining but useless for my needs as it is obvious that the video is sped up making it hard to tell if it will clean my large projects in a reasonable amount of time. I'm not cutting carrots. I've noticed that a given washer can clean completely differently with different heads so was interested in cleaning large walls quickly which means no tiny pointy laser cutting spray but power for covering large areas quickly and easily but spotlessly. Some of your video shows that but it's sped up so I can't mentally estimate how long it would take.
Is not the psi but the GPM. 3.0 and up are good otherwise not so good.
does it have a setting/attachment to wash cars or is it to strong for that?
Yes I would use the 25 degree or larger nozzle. It would work great with all the power.
your amazon link goes to the pro 2300 psi version and not the pro 3000 version
Thanks
When they get to 4,000 PSI @4 GPM I'm definitely going electric/battery
yep but it's 220v
I get a green light when turning the machine on but it doesn’t actual power up… anyone else have this problem?
hold down the button
Electronics controls it ??
yeah the motor is controlled by an electronic speed controller
too much music. i can't tell what the unit sounds like while running
if my tesla ever breaks down i want to use its motors and batterie's to make a pressure washer
That carrot made me feel uncomfortable
Yeah - keep those fingers and other appendages attached
So can it clean siding on 2nd floor. If not what else can do. Thanks
Put a psi guage on it. It will never do 3k psi
Can you hook up to pressure tester
Good bought one but of course it did not fit.
Thank you
Have you also revised a surface cleaner by any chance or know of any good ones for this pressure washer?
Have you also revised a surface cleaner by any chance or know of any good ones for this pressure washer?
Have you also revised a surface cleaner by any chance or know of any good ones for this pressure washer?