As an owner of the hydro shot 725.. I’m so glad to see something like this.. with that said… u and kite army both have a dying wish against that bag lol… but seriously thank you so muchhhhh for testing bag and bag less and this type of washer in general. We apartment dwellers thank you very much
Power Cleaner life hack. Harbor freight 4 gallon $20 sprayer. Stick you syphon hose in the sprayer backpack and you are set. Hose doesn't get tangled and no kinks in the hose. I have this setup with my dewalt power cleaner which I modified to accept brass QC fittings and short wand making it super compact
@@mikeytek on the 725 psi the pump is external. It may fit.. possibly.. if it does the size will take up most of the capacity. I use a 5 gal bucket. But great tip for the smaller wands for sure
Great video and review. This unit seems pricey but as you pointed out it comes with $360 worth of batteries. It also comes with a $40-50 turbo nozzle so that definitely makes for a free battery charger,pressure washer hose and gun. It’s simply a matter of whether or not the cordless feature is advantageous for the individual or not. For a mobile detailer,definitely advantageous,but for a detailer working strictly in his shop or a diy person,I think that Ryobi’s other electric pressure washers would fit the bill perfectly. Thank you for showing this equipment. I’m definitely going to get an Uber flex hose for my pressure washer. Please keep the videos coming
Not only should Ryobi have designed a better bag but it should have come with some sort of cage (maybe an old milk crate) to keep the thing from rolling around like an oversized IV bag.
I have this pressure washer in a cart setup with two 7 gallon water tanks. One of the tanks has regular water and the other di or distilled water. I use an mtm wand and mtm hose. The mtm foam cannon produces decent foam with di water. I always have enough to wash a full suv per charge and with both water tanks. I paid a lot for my setup but I don’t have a driveway to wash my car at. If I wouldve had the space I would probably have a kranzle
That's awesome! I'm in the same situation as you as I don't have a driveway either and would like a setup like this myself. Do you have some kind of social media page where I can see your setup?
I have a modified Dewalt Power cleaner with a Harbor freight 4 gallon backpack sprayer that I syphon the water from. I carry it in my car. I use it to wash my mountain bike after a ride and I use it for a quick pre rinse with DI water before a rinseless wash. Super fast and easy setup
Will confirm that the unit will keep draining batteries even when off. I love the unit other than that battery drain issue and slow start up. There's a new version of this out now.
I’m going to test it out as an option in my camper van to rinse things. I have solar and power in my can but just to 12v plugs so this might be a good fit for that
This is the one i wanted to see a video Done. The i missed a test with a foam cannon? Becuase for and apartment dewller Is the ultime solution And the 5galon hack hits right on point
I'm a side hustle mobile detailer and also do grave stones. I have the ryobi 300 psi one that I use for stones and like it for doing motorcycles. The 300 one draws out of any water source makes it ideal for grave stones . Wish this would also . I'll be getting the new 600 psi one . Hard pass one this one .
After watching the video a secind time, I am getting a feeling you don’t like the water bag 😄. Mine do not leak at all, but it does like to flip over. Bought a 25L camping waste water tank (eith wheels) with a valve fittet with a quick connector. Good portable solution. And btw, no need to bleed the top of the bag when in use, the bag will collapse as water is drained.
@@BoSsNexMove I purchased mine in a Biltema shop - Swedish car/outdoor chain. May not be available where you live. Look for something similar in an outdoor shop. Remember you need a valve at the top of the tank to let in air - or tank gets sucked rather flat 🙂 I found a lid for my tank with a 3/8” threaded hole fitting a threaded water valve. Added a “Gardena” male quick connector to the valve. kind if same at the top minus quick connector for air in
This is actually Ryobi's intention. There is an included velcro strap that most people think is to just hold the included hose when you wrap it up, but when in use, this is on the handle part and holds the water bag when the bag is in use. Surprised this didnt get noticed, but was intuitive to me when purchased. Even Ryobi when this model released showed in their demonstrations on TH-cam etc, to use the velcro to suspend the bag over the unit.
I received my pressure washer th-cam.com/users/postUgkxfQauTxLT0JLSvqkq10rD79TU4k0Vz8zP over the weekend and decided to wait for the sun to come out before firing it up. Was needed to clean the deck. Our last pressure washer broke a couple of seasons ago, and I just hadn't replaced it yet. This one had great comments, so here we are. It was easy to assemble, and the trigger wand is comfortable and easy to hold for long periods of time. The pressure washer worked great and made quick work of the "TN North side algae" that inevitably grows every year. I also washed all of the deck furniture while I was at it... it all looks great! So far I am happy with this purchase. I plan to climb the ladder to wash siding over the next couple of days, will update if I have anything else to add after that!
@IMJOSHV - This thing is incredible..but very likely overkill for a weekend warrior like myself. We'd do better with the 1600psi Ryobi you've reviewed before, I think. But in this video, you've created something that I think those non-professionals like myself could really use. Consider that I wash my car once a week.. it makes no sense for me to get a de-ionizer system for purified water. They cost over 400 and with the replaceable media... not cost effective for a non-professional, I'd think. Plus, even if I did get it, the media would go bad before I used enough to warrant replacement, as I've read that the media can.. well, putrify or grow gunk if left wet for long periods. But all that said, we do fall victim to hard water. So... is there any reason we couldn't build that 5 gallon cube, adapt it to run with the Ryobi 1600, and then fill it with distilled water for the final rinse? At a dollar a gallon at the grocery, we'd spend 20 a month on distilled water... doesn't even come CLOSE to what we'd spend if we got the DI system. How WOULD we adapt it to the Ryobi 1600? Does the garden hose use the standard 3/4? Do you have any thoughts as to what we'd need to pull that off? Heck, you could even assemble it as a kit and sell it yourself.. I'd buy it from you! Regardless, excellent videos; I also have your site bookmarked and am waiting for the MJJC unbranded to come back into stock. -Hinoki
Great review. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the bag. Love the jerry can idea. Are the fittings between the bag and the inlet standard or proprietary parts? Wondering how difficult it is to get it all coupled etc. Also is the battery compartment big enough to hold their newer 9AH batteries?
Is there any kind of set up or way to set up something where i can get a pressure washer that's battery operated and that i can use a bucket as a water source but still get some of the qualities of these better traditional washers, like the snub gun and a decent foam cannon that will actually work on these type of units
Great review! Looks like a great idea just need something better than that bag. I like the large container you had, or for a mobile person, they could maybe have it directly from their water tank.
I'm on the fence between this Ryobi (newer 6ah battery whisper version $599) vs Active 2.0. I live in a town house don't have my own driveway. There are cars parked in front of my garage about 2 car length away so I need to wash my car parked close to my garage if I get active 2.0 and my nextdoor neighbors leave their garage door open during daytime weekend. If I get Ryobi, I can wash at our open space car wash area freely. What would you recommend?
is it better tha makita 36v pressure washer? it comes with a nice 50 litr box but without battries and charger, but this one is really nice and powerfull az you mentioned. does it suck the water from a tank?is it possible to soak the hose inside a tank or lake and suck the water ?
I'm already in the Ryobi ecosystem, and this would be perfect for washing the cars in the winter when i have all my outside water supplies shut off to prevent freezing. However, that bag looks like a nightmare. And honestly, even the separate jug seems super inconvenient, as since it needs to be lifted off the ground, it's as if i need to bring a table outside too. And then moving around with both the pressure washer and that would be annoying. I like the greenworks 1800 PSI washer, as the bucket just clips in right on top, and seems like a much better solution. But again, as i already have other 40V Ryobi products, i'd like to stay in this ecosystem as I'd be adding to my battery arsenal. Do you come up with any other options to replace the bag?
I think I answered my own question. Build a shelf on top of that metal cage with a hinge so you can still remove the batteries, and just place the jug on top of it, and cut the hose short.
hi good day, I always watch your reviews and i love seeing those foams on the car, because of this video I got so interested on buying this ryobi 36v(austrailan version I think) pressure washer, and I recently purchased it and its a very handy and good solution for me cause I dont have source of electric power on my parking. I just have a question about it cause I used a foam cannon on it with 1.25 orifice and I get a very runny soap result, I ordered a 1.1 orifice and waiting for it to arrive but on this current performance of it with 1400 psi and 1.2 to 1.3 gpm will it produce good and decent foam when I put the 1.1 orifice on my foam cannon? more power to your channel and to your business, gonna wait for more reviews
fyi while drawing water from portable bag or tank it must be vented some how or a vaccum will be drawn on the container. maybe thats why the cap was leaking???
Hi man i star my details business too and right now I have problem to find a good water container , most of the part is how many gallons I will need because I'm using a 66 gallons container but is to big for my 2003 Tacoma
The best feature of this was the cardboard box it came in. Transported home great. This is the worst ryobi unit I've ever had the pain of operating. Approximately 15 minutes of use from a single 36v 5AH battery (new) then when it dies the battery is so hot you need to let it cool down before charging. 4 hours later with the charger that comes in this horrible kit and still not charged. Do another 12 minutes work with it. Luckily (or unlucky depending on how you look at it) I already owned a 36v 6AH output charger that charged in roughly and hour leading me to continue trying to make this tool work. This is what led to my second mistake regarding this abortion. I came up with this great idea thinking about buying 5 new batteries from them just to say thankyou for my new haemmorrhoids i found from lifting my wallet so much. So back to bunnings again to buy 5x 5AH batteries to find there was none in stock and special order only, same with the 4AH and they only had a 3AH. Chuckled to myself and thought I'd rather slam my **** In a car door and set out looking for a tool with another battery and spent another $350 on this on the spot great idea. As you can guess I started inviting everyone I spoke to to a ryobi bonfire I was having on the weekend and everyone was invited to burn their 36V ryobi rubbish in it too, including the staff at bunnings (they couldn'tstop laughing). Next day I spent roughly $800 on a new ryobi pressure cleaner (I love being treated like trash in the bedroom by ryobi apparently) but this time 4 stroke and at least I got my job done in 6 hours instead of a month and half later. I'd love to thank ryobi for my newly developed brain cancer and I look forward to doing this again with you soon.
I’ve done it and it works well as long as you prime it and ideally keep it connected to the water source. Here’s a video I made on it. I show the performance towards the end of the video! th-cam.com/video/5GOHOx0CKYo/w-d-xo.html
I run a power cleaner from dewalt with a harbor freight 4 gallon backpack sprayer. Less power but way less bulky and it works really well with an MTM foam cannon and MJJC
1400 at 1.375 isn’t terrible, pretty close to the other ryobi electric units. But yes I agree with you the more gpm the better! I’m running the Adams pro and getting close to the gpm mark and rinsing is much faster
If you live in a apartment or condo? Or have an ATV or dirt bike. Good to clean after a dirty ride before heading home. I'm sure there are other applications.
Thank you for this video, now they have an even newer and even quieter model with 2 6ah batteries
As an owner of the hydro shot 725.. I’m so glad to see something like this.. with that said… u and kite army both have a dying wish against that bag lol… but seriously thank you so muchhhhh for testing bag and bag less and this type of washer in general. We apartment dwellers thank you very much
Power Cleaner life hack. Harbor freight 4 gallon $20 sprayer. Stick you syphon hose in the sprayer backpack and you are set. Hose doesn't get tangled and no kinks in the hose. I have this setup with my dewalt power cleaner which I modified to accept brass QC fittings and short wand making it super compact
Hah Thank you!!
☝️great tip for the water tank
@@mikeytek on the 725 psi the pump is external. It may fit.. possibly.. if it does the size will take up most of the capacity. I use a 5 gal bucket. But great tip for the smaller wands for sure
@@mikeytek Haha no way. That’s cool as hell. How many cars can you get done w/ that setup?
Do you fill buckets before hand or use another method?
Great video and review.
This unit seems pricey but as you pointed out it comes with $360 worth of batteries.
It also comes with a $40-50 turbo nozzle so that definitely makes for a free battery charger,pressure washer hose and gun.
It’s simply a matter of whether or not the cordless feature is advantageous for the individual or not.
For a mobile detailer,definitely advantageous,but for a detailer working strictly in his shop or a diy person,I think that Ryobi’s other electric pressure washers would fit the bill perfectly.
Thank you for showing this equipment.
I’m definitely going to get an Uber flex hose for my pressure washer.
Please keep the videos coming
Yea agreed, in most cases a power cord is not a big deal but for the rare time you need to be remote this thing is pretty cool!
Not only should Ryobi have designed a better bag but it should have come with some sort of cage (maybe an old milk crate) to keep the thing from rolling around like an oversized IV bag.
I have this pressure washer in a cart setup with two 7 gallon water tanks. One of the tanks has regular water and the other di or distilled water. I use an mtm wand and mtm hose. The mtm foam cannon produces decent foam with di water. I always have enough to wash a full suv per charge and with both water tanks. I paid a lot for my setup but I don’t have a driveway to wash my car at. If I wouldve had the space I would probably have a kranzle
That's awesome! I'm in the same situation as you as I don't have a driveway either and would like a setup like this myself. Do you have some kind of social media page where I can see your setup?
Same question. Do you have a video or what exactly you needed to buy to be able to do a set up like that
More info please
I have a modified Dewalt Power cleaner with a Harbor freight 4 gallon backpack sprayer that I syphon the water from. I carry it in my car. I use it to wash my mountain bike after a ride and I use it for a quick pre rinse with DI water before a rinseless wash. Super fast and easy setup
Rad!
haha, i did the same thing with the new 620 psi ryobi cleaner and a 4 gallon backpack
Another outstanding video brother! 👍💪👏
Thanks so much
Will confirm that the unit will keep draining batteries even when off. I love the unit other than that battery drain issue and slow start up. There's a new version of this out now.
The 36v one?
@@brokenSnake uh? I have the 40v version like in the video.
Nice and thorough review👍thank you!
Getting this now after watching your video, thank you!
Thank you for this review. I’ve been considering picking this up. This seems to work way better then the worx hydroshot I have.
Yea it’s definitely the best battery powered option I’ve come across!
Interesting, maybe it would be good for someone who lives in an apartment, nice review Josh 👍😁
I’m going to test it out as an option in my camper van to rinse things. I have solar and power in my can but just to 12v plugs so this might be a good fit for that
Please do a review on the green works 60v portable pressure washer with the bucket on top. Only 2 videos on TH-cam. Seems to have a lot of power
Another great video. I'm wondering if the bag is supposed to be hung rather than sitting around? Seems like it might work better.
Will it draw from a bucket or lake/pool like the ez-clean unit?
I just got the greenworks 60v cordless pressure washer and I love it. It's rated for 1800 psi and has a 5 gallon detachable tank.
I’ve seen that one too! I’ll try and get one to test out too. Thanks!!
@@imjoshv its 1500 psi on battery and 1800 psi when plugged in, i love it
This is the one i wanted to see a video
Done.
The i missed a test with a foam cannon?
Becuase for and apartment dewller
Is the ultime solution
And the 5galon hack hits right on point
I'm a side hustle mobile detailer and also do grave stones. I have the ryobi 300 psi one that I use for stones and like it for doing motorcycles. The 300 one draws out of any water source makes it ideal for grave stones . Wish this would also . I'll be getting the new 600 psi one . Hard pass one this one .
Nice video, thanks....if I may suggest, u can place d plastic bag inside a bucket..just to hold it in place.
Loved the video, just wish we could have seen it in action with the foam cannon at both speeds. Thanks Josh!
I was hoping you would demonstrate it with a foam cannon. That would be the real test.😉
Bro thank you for this video, it was pure gold, full of direct content and valuable information, excellent job man, now its time to subscribe 👍
As of 1/26/2022. The price on Amazon is $650+ and Home Depot is $499. I might have to go with the corded one lol.
After watching the video a secind time, I am getting a feeling you don’t like the water bag 😄. Mine do not leak at all, but it does like to flip over. Bought a 25L camping waste water tank (eith wheels) with a valve fittet with a quick connector. Good portable solution. And btw, no need to bleed the top of the bag when in use, the bag will collapse as water is drained.
Can I get a link to purchase the camping waste tank ?
@@BoSsNexMove I purchased mine in a Biltema shop - Swedish car/outdoor chain. May not be available where you live. Look for something similar in an outdoor shop. Remember you need a valve at the top of the tank to let in air - or tank gets sucked rather flat 🙂
I found a lid for my tank with a 3/8” threaded hole fitting a threaded water valve. Added a “Gardena” male quick connector to the valve. kind if same at the top minus quick connector for air in
Just a thought is the bag supposed to hang on that handle or No?
This is actually Ryobi's intention. There is an included velcro strap that most people think is to just hold the included hose when you wrap it up, but when in use, this is on the handle part and holds the water bag when the bag is in use. Surprised this didnt get noticed, but was intuitive to me when purchased. Even Ryobi when this model released showed in their demonstrations on TH-cam etc, to use the velcro to suspend the bag over the unit.
Does the siphoning hose from Ryobi's HP EZClean be used on this unit as well?
That’s what I was going to ask and want to know the answer to.
Another awesome review! Your the go to guy for an honest opinion on pressure washers.
Thank you!
I received my pressure washer th-cam.com/users/postUgkxfQauTxLT0JLSvqkq10rD79TU4k0Vz8zP over the weekend and decided to wait for the sun to come out before firing it up. Was needed to clean the deck. Our last pressure washer broke a couple of seasons ago, and I just hadn't replaced it yet. This one had great comments, so here we are. It was easy to assemble, and the trigger wand is comfortable and easy to hold for long periods of time. The pressure washer worked great and made quick work of the "TN North side algae" that inevitably grows every year. I also washed all of the deck furniture while I was at it... it all looks great! So far I am happy with this purchase. I plan to climb the ladder to wash siding over the next couple of days, will update if I have anything else to add after that!
@IMJOSHV - This thing is incredible..but very likely overkill for a weekend warrior like myself. We'd do better with the 1600psi Ryobi you've reviewed before, I think.
But in this video, you've created something that I think those non-professionals like myself could really use.
Consider that I wash my car once a week.. it makes no sense for me to get a de-ionizer system for purified water. They cost over 400 and with the replaceable media... not cost effective for a non-professional, I'd think. Plus, even if I did get it, the media would go bad before I used enough to warrant replacement, as I've read that the media can.. well, putrify or grow gunk if left wet for long periods.
But all that said, we do fall victim to hard water. So... is there any reason we couldn't build that 5 gallon cube, adapt it to run with the Ryobi 1600, and then fill it with distilled water for the final rinse? At a dollar a gallon at the grocery, we'd spend 20 a month on distilled water... doesn't even come CLOSE to what we'd spend if we got the DI system.
How WOULD we adapt it to the Ryobi 1600? Does the garden hose use the standard 3/4? Do you have any thoughts as to what we'd need to pull that off?
Heck, you could even assemble it as a kit and sell it yourself.. I'd buy it from you!
Regardless, excellent videos; I also have your site bookmarked and am waiting for the MJJC unbranded to come back into stock.
-Hinoki
Great review. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the bag. Love the jerry can idea. Are the fittings between the bag and the inlet standard or proprietary parts? Wondering how difficult it is to get it all coupled etc.
Also is the battery compartment big enough to hold their newer 9AH batteries?
Can it siphon the water from say a 5gallon bucket?
Got a follow-up video?
Washing a vehicle?
OMG 👀!!!! You're that MLB Dodger pitcher's TWIN😂 Wow😮
This is the way.
Is there any kind of set up or way to set up something where i can get a pressure washer that's battery operated and that i can use a bucket as a water source but still get some of the qualities of these better traditional washers, like the snub gun and a decent foam cannon that will actually work on these type of units
Thank you so much for making this video!
Great review and hacks to provide solutions to the water bag.
Thank you!!
Great review! Looks like a great idea just need something better than that bag. I like the large container you had, or for a mobile person, they could maybe have it directly from their water tank.
sick battery and that strong.
Why not just extend the handle and hook it to that?
What are your thoughts on the worx ultra for everyday use like driveway,cars,garbage cans,maybe siding ect.?Thankyou!
Maybe a water filled backpack could work better here?
Thats a great idea. Might get heavy but should work if you can get a large bladder inside
What pressure washer do you actually use or would you recommend? There are so many, if price isn’t an issue which should I get for detailing?
Would you recommend this for mobile
Detailing business?
I would put it all in a little red Radio flyer wagon with a 5 gallon plastic water tank on the back be able to pull it anywhere you want to go
I'm on the fence between this Ryobi (newer 6ah battery whisper version $599) vs Active 2.0. I live in a town house don't have my own driveway. There are cars parked in front of my garage about 2 car length away so I need to wash my car parked close to my garage if I get active 2.0 and my nextdoor neighbors leave their garage door open during daytime weekend. If I get Ryobi, I can wash at our open space car wash area freely. What would you recommend?
Thanks.
is it better tha makita 36v pressure washer? it comes with a nice 50 litr box but without battries and charger, but this one is really nice and powerfull az you mentioned. does it suck the water from a tank?is it possible to soak the hose inside a tank or lake and suck the water ?
What would happen to the performance if you put 40 degree tip since it doesn’t come with
This is the discontinued model. The newer model is slightly smaller, has a syphon hose, and no handlebars
Would this work for people with crappy water pressure.? Mine gpm is 1.2 4.8 litres would like to be able to use a pressure washer
Great review
CAN YOU PLZ POST WHAT HOSE WOULD FIT WITH THE 5 Gallon hedpack, vented faucet connection to the pressure washer? NOT FAMILIAR WITH THE SETUP.
i saw ryobi releasing a 2000 psi 40v in the spring of this year, are you gonna review it
I'm already in the Ryobi ecosystem, and this would be perfect for washing the cars in the winter when i have all my outside water supplies shut off to prevent freezing. However, that bag looks like a nightmare. And honestly, even the separate jug seems super inconvenient, as since it needs to be lifted off the ground, it's as if i need to bring a table outside too. And then moving around with both the pressure washer and that would be annoying. I like the greenworks 1800 PSI washer, as the bucket just clips in right on top, and seems like a much better solution. But again, as i already have other 40V Ryobi products, i'd like to stay in this ecosystem as I'd be adding to my battery arsenal. Do you come up with any other options to replace the bag?
I think I answered my own question. Build a shelf on top of that metal cage with a hinge so you can still remove the batteries, and just place the jug on top of it, and cut the hose short.
hi good day, I always watch your reviews and i love seeing those foams on the car, because of this video I got so interested on buying this ryobi 36v(austrailan version I think) pressure washer, and I recently purchased it and its a very handy and good solution for me cause I dont have source of electric power on my parking. I just have a question about it cause I used a foam cannon on it with 1.25 orifice and I get a very runny soap result, I ordered a 1.1 orifice and waiting for it to arrive but on this current performance of it with 1400 psi and 1.2 to 1.3 gpm will it produce good and decent foam when I put the 1.1 orifice on my foam cannon? more power to your channel and to your business, gonna wait for more reviews
How did it go? My mtm foam cannon with 1.1 made great foam
can you start testing the unit with different sized nozzles? would like to see the gpm on this unit with more flow less pressure
Yea I’m assuming with a 2.5 you’d probably get to around 900psi and 1.5 gpm. I’ll try it out
What would you suggest to use if your not using the bag ?
fyi while drawing water from portable bag or tank it must be vented some how or a vaccum will be drawn on the container. maybe thats why the cap was leaking???
Could you do a gravity fed system?
Can you add your own water container?
Oohh the other thing to find out is the other bigger batteries will fit
Not sure is ryobi make the 10ah batteries
Hi man i star my details business too and right now I have problem to find a good water container , most of the part is how many gallons I will need because I'm using a 66 gallons container but is to big for my 2003 Tacoma
You think it can be to use for Mobil detailing?
Can you use it on a decent detail for us?
Yea I’ll try to do a video of a wash with this unit
where is else can i buy this machine besides amazon cause they dont have stock
Put the bag in a milk crate lol
Ha that would work!
Review the New Ryobi 40V HP Brushless Whisper Series 1500 PSI 1.2 GPM
Instead of the bag is it possible to use a bucket?
New model does
The best feature of this was the cardboard box it came in. Transported home great.
This is the worst ryobi unit I've ever had the pain of operating. Approximately 15 minutes of use from a single 36v 5AH battery (new) then when it dies the battery is so hot you need to let it cool down before charging. 4 hours later with the charger that comes in this horrible kit and still not charged. Do another 12 minutes work with it. Luckily (or unlucky depending on how you look at it) I already owned a 36v 6AH output charger that charged in roughly and hour leading me to continue trying to make this tool work. This is what led to my second mistake regarding this abortion. I came up with this great idea thinking about buying 5 new batteries from them just to say thankyou for my new haemmorrhoids i found from lifting my wallet so much. So back to bunnings again to buy 5x 5AH batteries to find there was none in stock and special order only, same with the 4AH and they only had a 3AH. Chuckled to myself and thought I'd rather slam my **** In a car door and set out looking for a tool with another battery and spent another $350 on this on the spot great idea. As you can guess I started inviting everyone I spoke to to a ryobi bonfire I was having on the weekend and everyone was invited to burn their 36V ryobi rubbish in it too, including the staff at bunnings (they couldn'tstop laughing). Next day I spent roughly $800 on a new ryobi pressure cleaner (I love being treated like trash in the bedroom by ryobi apparently) but this time 4 stroke and at least I got my job done in 6 hours instead of a month and half later. I'd love to thank ryobi for my newly developed brain cancer and I look forward to doing this again with you soon.
im still courious on runtime on 2 7.5 amp batteries
Someone mention on his blackfriday video that runtime 30 minutes go check it out.
I wish I had some to test out… another concern is if the larger batteries would fit in it
Thank you 🙏🏻
👍👍
Josh, I think you're supposed to hang the bladder on the handle.
th-cam.com/video/5zmul_ME-9o/w-d-xo.html
You can get 3rd party 40v batteries for about $75. No need to shell out $180.
Have you tried the 3rd party ones? Do they last as long? That’s a great deal if they do
@@imjoshv I'm using a couple on a backpack blower. They work fine, but I don't know about long term quality. I think they will be fine.
Can the raised
handle attached to the machine hold the bag?
the handle on the bag isnt large enough to fit over the handle on the unit.. Plus the bag would leak unfortunately
The water bag attaches to the handle
What’s the runtime on it with the 6ah batteries do the hp batteries fit in the unit
Great question… I don’t have any 6ah batteries to see if they would fit but I’ll try to get my hands on some
Needs a bucket adapter instead of the bag...
Foam canon?
Has anybody tried to gravity feed the 1600 electric model? How did it do?
I’ve done it and it works well as long as you prime it and ideally keep it connected to the water source. Here’s a video I made on it. I show the performance towards the end of the video! th-cam.com/video/5GOHOx0CKYo/w-d-xo.html
If you live in a building where you have a washing spot with water but no power like I did
So like how many cars can you wash with full charge?? Thats the main question..💭💭
15 min of run time at the boosted performance… 1 for sure, maybe 2
@@imjoshv thanx bro
How about a good ole 5 gal. bucket? Seems if it will syphon OK then your golden... Whoops wrote this before the end of video...
I run a power cleaner from dewalt with a harbor freight 4 gallon backpack sprayer. Less power but way less bulky and it works really well with an MTM foam cannon and MJJC
There’s a newer hp model whisper series and it accepts 6ah hp and 7.5ah need more reviews I won’t r it this one at all
can i buy your preassure washer
I want to believe it have 110 bar
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5 Gallon cannister mate
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Having a cordless Pressure washer is a waste. You are still tethered to a garden hose.
Ok. Enough with the bag complaining, damn
I wouldn’t buy this unit unless im a mobile detailer, this psi and gpm gives you crapy foam and takes forever to rinse your car
1400 at 1.375 isn’t terrible, pretty close to the other ryobi electric units. But yes I agree with you the more gpm the better! I’m running the Adams pro and getting close to the gpm mark and rinsing is much faster
If you live in a apartment or condo? Or have an ATV or dirt bike. Good to clean after a dirty ride before heading home. I'm sure there are other applications.