Hart is owned by TTI, who also owns Milwaukee, Ryobi, and most consumer Ridgid tools. Most Hart tools are pretty much rebranded Ryobi, though their cordless tools have different batteries. They basically made Hart power tools to expand their footprint to Walmart so they aren't so reliant on Home Depot. A good thing about Hart is that Walmart cycles through seasonal inventory a lot, so they put Hart stuff on clearance pretty often at ridiculous low prices.
Thank you. I’m a Milwaukee guy and people lose their Shit seeing me buy Hart or Ryobi. They are all made by TTI. They are just marketed and “Owned” by different names. Hart could go bankrupt, Milwaukee is profitable. That doesn’t mean they aren’t made by the same workers. It crazy to see how these companies share info and try out stuff in the lower priced companies then improve a few tiny things and the “Red” product is priced 4X higher. I still buy it though. So good for you TTI!
It’s also a way that they get to do real field research and see if their cheap parts can withstand recreational use versus professional abuse. I buy expensive for my tools that I use for a living (contractor) and try cheap when it comes to things I’ll use a few times a month. Like truck washing and mountain bike cleaning. I still think I’m going with the Ryobi 600psi brushless power washer for little cleaning projects.
Yes indeed they are! But let’s not act like hart is the EXACT same and just re-badged Milwaukee and painted blue and white. There’s something in these tools that make one cost more and the other cost less. I fell into the trap of believing that and got some hart drills for my construction/excavation business, man was I burned. The harts just couldn’t handle what my Milwaukees could. But for the cheap price, hart is the way to go for the DIYers who don’t need it everyday
Yep i did find that as well! Thanks for the comment. Like someone below said, hart probably isnt in the same class of components as milwaukee but its probably on par with ryobi
I love all the pressure washer reviews, there are so many options out there, it's nice to see some one take the time and be patient with all the different nozzles. May I suggest reviewing the new Dewalt 2100 psi DWPW2100, looks really nice.
I brought one from Walmart for 89$ and had it for 4 years. I brought that one and a gas powered when i retired from the military and finished my last tour so got them to save money and they are awesome but my electric does just as good as my gas powered and the electric one is quite
TTI seems to make quite a few brands!!! The fact that they make milwaukee really ads to the confidence of buying hart. Not the same as milwaukee but backed by a good company
Thanks for the thorough review. Safe to assume this machine does NOT have psi adjustability? Besides changing the tips? I need low 600 ish psi to clean the black stuff on my brick wall mortar joints, but would like some power for my driveway and fences. Thanks!
not bad, but still not beating the harbor freight's portland! still amazing its getting such good numbers for half the price it would take to jump up to 2.0gpm
Hey Josh I have been a follower of yours since the beginning of this channel. I wanted to tell you if one day you could do a review of the electric pressure washers hart 2,500 and 3,000 psi
Just watched your other reviews, was pretty much set on the ryobi 1800 similiar one you used in your businesses, but I recently bought 3 tools from hart for 98$ why not try this pressure washer out, mainly going to use for cleaning the car with simple mud and dirt no big deal, also a question i had for you, If I get and aftermarket hose with the shortest option, like 20-25ft will that improve the psi ? Since it doesnt have to travel as much, thanks
I would say just leave it in water and clean the plastic bottle And josh j sounds like he's the type of guy to just leave shit thrown around and not actually take proper maintenance of his spent hard earned money.
@@Matty_Saves I’ve had a MTM cannon for 2 years and still works as good as the day I bought it! All you have to do is not leave soap in the bottle and let the lid dry. No need for some excessive maintenance it’s just common sense
Good idea... The main thing is just to run some clean water through it after each use. The main thing that effects performance is the filter inside because it can get gummed.
Thanks Robert, I try to pull winners from the youtube comments exclusively from time to time as well. I dont want to hinder anyone from winning just because they dont have instagram!
@@pathfindercod4638 for sure! Since they are supposed to be arriving in about 2 weeks, I’ve been thinking about opening it up for preorders. Let me know if you’d like to do that and I can adjust the site!
Hart is owned by TTI, who also owns Milwaukee, Ryobi, and most consumer Ridgid tools. Most Hart tools are pretty much rebranded Ryobi, though their cordless tools have different batteries. They basically made Hart power tools to expand their footprint to Walmart so they aren't so reliant on Home Depot. A good thing about Hart is that Walmart cycles through seasonal inventory a lot, so they put Hart stuff on clearance pretty often at ridiculous low prices.
Thank you. I’m a Milwaukee guy and people lose their Shit seeing me buy Hart or Ryobi. They are all made by TTI. They are just marketed and “Owned” by different names. Hart could go bankrupt, Milwaukee is profitable. That doesn’t mean they aren’t made by the same workers. It crazy to see how these companies share info and try out stuff in the lower priced companies then improve a few tiny things and the “Red” product is priced 4X higher. I still buy it though. So good for you TTI!
It’s also a way that they get to do real field research and see if their cheap parts can withstand recreational use versus professional abuse. I buy expensive for my tools that I use for a living (contractor) and try cheap when it comes to things I’ll use a few times a month. Like truck washing and mountain bike cleaning. I still think I’m going with the Ryobi 600psi brushless power washer for little cleaning projects.
Yes indeed they are!
But let’s not act like hart is the EXACT same and just re-badged Milwaukee and painted blue and white. There’s something in these tools that make one cost more and the other cost less.
I fell into the trap of believing that and got some hart drills for my construction/excavation business, man was I burned. The harts just couldn’t handle what my Milwaukees could.
But for the cheap price, hart is the way to go for the DIYers who don’t need it everyday
Yep i did find that as well! Thanks for the comment. Like someone below said, hart probably isnt in the same class of components as milwaukee but its probably on par with ryobi
I love all the pressure washer reviews, there are so many options out there, it's nice to see some one take the time and be patient with all the different nozzles. May I suggest reviewing the new Dewalt 2100 psi DWPW2100, looks really nice.
Yea im trying to get my hands on that unit!!! Gonna try to order it again today!
Just saw its in stock at one of my local home depots. I will be picking it up tonight!
Had mine for about 3 months at Walmart for $62 I love it been dogging it since day one😂
sweet!
I brought one from Walmart for 89$ and had it for 4 years. I brought that one and a gas powered when i retired from the military and finished my last tour so got them to save money and they are awesome but my electric does just as good as my gas powered and the electric one is quite
Damn I got the Ryobi 1800 psi 😿 electric should’ve gotten this one
Im looking forward to getting this for personal use to have stationary
Ryobi and hart are both made by TTI brand. They also make Milwaukee
TTI seems to make quite a few brands!!! The fact that they make milwaukee really ads to the confidence of buying hart. Not the same as milwaukee but backed by a good company
Too funny. I’m a Milwaukee guy and the Hart stuff recently caught my eye. Pretty cool that it’s all made by TTI
Lmao. Oops. Dem bars
Im a hart guy
Woulda been nice to see it out in the field
Thanks for the thorough review. Safe to assume this machine does NOT have psi adjustability? Besides changing the tips? I need low 600 ish psi to clean the black stuff on my brick wall mortar joints, but would like some power for my driveway and fences. Thanks!
Please do video on how to run water from bucket with these pressure washers!! I’f possible
Thanks Josh. Great review as always 👍.
not bad, but still not beating the harbor freight's portland! still amazing its getting such good numbers for half the price it would take to jump up to 2.0gpm
I’m actually surprised all the Hart brands you’ve tested performed very well
Looks like a good little unit.
Hey Josh I have been a follower of yours since the beginning of this channel. I wanted to tell you if one day you could do a review of the electric pressure washers hart 2,500 and 3,000 psi
Great review Josh 👍😁
Just watched your other reviews, was pretty much set on the ryobi 1800 similiar one you used in your businesses, but I recently bought 3 tools from hart for 98$ why not try this pressure washer out, mainly going to use for cleaning the car with simple mud and dirt no big deal, also a question i had for you, If I get and aftermarket hose with the shortest option, like 20-25ft will that improve the psi ? Since it doesnt have to travel as much, thanks
I really want to go into businesses for myself is this hard to get into? I’m really digging your review’s
Video Recommendation - Maintenance of foam cannons. Do you recommend disassembly and cleaning them out after use?
I wouldn’t worry about cleaning the brass internals. The cheap plastic manufacturers use is more likely to break before any corrosion occurs.
I would say just leave it in water and clean the plastic bottle
And josh j sounds like he's the type of guy to just leave shit thrown around and not actually take proper maintenance of his spent hard earned money.
@@Matty_Saves I’ve had a MTM cannon for 2 years and still works as good as the day I bought it! All you have to do is not leave soap in the bottle and let the lid dry. No need for some excessive maintenance it’s just common sense
Good idea... The main thing is just to run some clean water through it after each use. The main thing that effects performance is the filter inside because it can get gummed.
@@Matty_Saves ouch...
Great review! Thanks!
I bought this one today at Walmart on sale for $40 can’t complain for that price point.
That’s fantastic!!
Great video, All the reels online say 3/8"... does that matter can I use the quarter inch hose if it says 22mm 14
The company that makes Ryobi also makes Hart, just FYI.
what stuff do i need to get for a quick connect kit for this pressure washer
Thank you for another great review.
going to wait and see if i win one love watching you keep up the good work
Hey can you do a review on the max shine DA polisher that would be cool
what foam cannon would you recommend for this one
The little ryobi 1600 is back to 68$ at HD
Home depot? I don't see it... Maybe you are looking at the rebuilt ones???
Yes reconditioned is at 59.97
@@mindfulseconds21 yaaa, I wouldn't buy that one, hopefully they put the new one at 69 again.
What's an orafist?
I do not use Instagram... guess I lose out on the giveaways ☹️ , that said, I do watch almost all of your TH-cam videos.
Thanks Robert, I try to pull winners from the youtube comments exclusively from time to time as well. I dont want to hinder anyone from winning just because they dont have instagram!
Hey Josh...... have yous seen the worx pressure washer? Seems like a good unit if you do i would really like to see a review on that thanks in advance
Just looked it up and they h ave a few that look interesting! Ill check it out thanks!!
@@imjoshv great! Can't wait to see the specs on it
Great job
Thanks!
You should tested with a foam cannon to see if it’s good for mobile detailing
Hey Alberto! It works great if you’re using a smaller 1.1 orifice in your foam cannon. Same performance as the ryobi 1600
hart is just the ryobi of walmart
exactly. actallu both made by a company called tti
Do you still your version of the foam canon? Can’t seem to find your website/link with it.
heres the site. www.dtlrsupply.com. I sold out but have more coming in about 2 weeks!!
@@imjoshv great thank you! Mind doing a video or community post to let me/us know when you have them?
@@pathfindercod4638 for sure! Since they are supposed to be arriving in about 2 weeks, I’ve been thinking about opening it up for preorders. Let me know if you’d like to do that and I can adjust the site!
Looks like a blue and white ryobi
Yep and performs like it too!
Bro you didn’t even show how to put the water inside
That’s what I was wondering. Does it just hook up to a standard garden hose??
@@jackripper6033 yes. There is no soap tank or reserve tank. Nothing like that
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