Best Pressure Washer Active VE52 1800 Psi 2.0 GPM Garage Carwash Setup Coxreel Uberflex 50 ft
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2022
- Active VE52 Pressure washer 2.0 GPM 1800 Psi with 20 ft hose and 35 ft power cord 13 Amp foam cannon included 2 year warranty. This compact size pressure washer packs a punch. Its excellent for washing cars. After doing my research I ended up getting this unit for the specs and the price. Some of the links bellow help out the channel and are affiliate links. Thank you
Pressure Washers
Active VE52 1800 Psi 2.0 GPM amzn.to/3RXg2cV
Karcher K1800PS 1.2 GPM amzn.to/3f5lw6Q
Giraffe Tools Grandfalls 100ft Wall Mount Washer amzn.to/3DDzV4u
Comet Wall Mount 1300 Psi 2.2 GPM amzn.to/3DCzpU4
Chemical Guys HOL357PW 9-Piece EQP408 Washer amzn.to/3xxE8T5
Adams Pressure Washer 2000 Psi 1.4 GPM amzn.to/3xBccOs
Coxreel 100 ft. Pressure Washer Hose Reel amzn.to/3f6C3aJ
Medkoh 50 ft. 4000 Psi Pressure Washer Reel amzn.to/3S2QOtv
Ego 650 CFM Blower LB6504 amzn.to/3pyIXaz
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Hoses and Accessories
Stainless Fitting 90 Degree Street Elbow, 3/8" NPT amzn.to/3pjgCYO
MTM Hydro Stainless Steel Garden Hose Quick Connect amzn.to/3f2yxhw
MTM Hydro SGS28 Spray Gun Stainless Swivel amzn.to/3Un5CEY
Sooprinse Foam Cannon Adjustable 4000 Psi amzn.to/3xE1UNA
McKillans Pressure Washer Gun with Swivel amzn.to/3f2RxfR
Uberflex 50 ft 1/4 Kink Resistant Pressure Hose BLUE amzn.to/3RWD7wf
Uberflex 50 ft 3/8 Kink Resistant Pressure Hose BLUE amzn.to/3BwaqiL
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Flexzilla 50 FT hose 1/4 3100 Psi GREEN amzn.to/3SKdfEO
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Coxreel Cen-Tec System 96139 30 ft Hose amzn.to/3SzbadZ
Stainless Steel 12 Deep x 24 Wide amzn.to/3f5iMWP
Pressure Washer Gauge 3/8 Quick Connect amzn.to/3BAW14C
Ironton Retractable Extension Cord amzn.to/3QXz2H9
Craftsman Wall Vac amzn.to/3PF2gd1
Northstar 8 Gal Air Compressor amzn.to/3QLWqqD
4 Set NPT 3/8 Stainless Male Female Quick Disconnect amzn.to/3dp9FQq
ArmorAll Ceramic Car Wash amzn.to/3QYKhP4
Giraffe Tools Retractable Hose 90 ft. Bronze amzn.to/3pScLPD
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That is a perfect setup I have been looking at the Active and I think I am going to pull the trigger.
Very clean setup thanks
Super nice compact setup. I have seen that Active many people like it I guess its a sign to buy. Love the garage too. Thanks
Great looking setup I have been searching for a good washer I have narrowed it to this one. thanks
Nice compact setup
Exact same setup BUT I'm using the Griots Garage Brilliant Finish foam cannon. Thing just spits out foam like a barber shop, highly recommend.
Great setup! What is that elbow fitting on you Active pressure washer (outlet)? Where did you order it? My setup needs some similar fittings.
Hello I got them at Colliflower hose and fittings they have multiple stores through the US. I also had them change the ends on the hose since I like the uberflex 1/4 inch hose. If you like the 1/2 hose then Flexilla has the one that comes with the 3/8 fitting on it already. I got the stainless steel elbow at Colliflower or you can get them on Amazon too. You can go to any hydraulic shop and most of them would have it. Try getting either stainless or brass so it will last longer. The quick disconnects I believe at MTM Hydro parts. I think the one for the Active is the 15 mm coming out of the unit. www.mtmhydroparts.com/ I also purchased the MTM gun in Amazon the link is amzn.to/3Un5CEY. Some of the items are above on my links. Hope this helps let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you
@@ExtremDIY Thanks for the info. I will look into that.
How did you mount the pump like that? I saw the bottom bracket but how did you mount it on the top!? I just ordered the same pw and I think I will have to add it in be same orientation as you
Hello you can purchase the brackets at Homedepot here is a video I did when it was leaking and on time frame 6:49 you can see what it looks like better. you can screw it to the bottom and then to the wall. It works fantastic for us it gets removed all the time since my son takes it to do his part time detailing. th-cam.com/video/Bari8xjNdVw/w-d-xo.html Here is the homedepot link to the bracket I used. Let me know if you have any other questions. I am sure there are other options but I happened to have some of that laying around. Thanks homedepot.sjv.io/Xxg6kg
What brackets did you use to attach that pressure washer to the wall?
hello I used these that you get a homedepot and cut them. Check out this link and also the video were it shows the wall mount better. homedepot.sjv.io/Xxg6kg and the video th-cam.com/video/Bari8xjNdVw/w-d-xo.html its on time stamp 6:49 let me know if you have any questions. thanks hope it helps
Great setup...... Can you tell me how you mounted the active pw to the wall? I have almost your exact setup and would like to do the same thing...
Thanks in advance
Hello I used a stainless steel L bracket to support the bottom and used this from Homedepot for the top. I screwed multiple screws into the bottom of the washer. First you do the top part then install the L bracket on the bottom to alleviate the weight. Here is the link homedepot.sjv.io/Xxg6kg . You can also put a flat metal that extends to the sides and can be bolted to the wall. I just wanted to make it removable so my son can take to do his washes on the weekend. You can see the bottom bracket on the video. Let me know if you have any questions. thanks
@@ExtremDIY Thanks for the reply and help. Great idea for making it removable. Question, have you ever wished that you purchased something more expensive like a Kranzle or Adams pro? I know those are 4-5X the cost.
Hello I did so much research for hours, days, months. Ended up buying the ARBlue and was ok even had the wall mount and dolly option. they also have higher end ones like the Kranzle at descent prices. It had more pressure than the Active and a little less gpm which I think is the most important. I kept seeing reviews saying that but didnt follow the advise. It looked amazing on the wall but when you added the 50 ft hose the pressure kind of drops a small bit and response. The Active had better trigger response and 2 year warranty but no wall mount. You can add a stainless shelve which I was going to do but didnt fit well between the garage doors. The Kranzle is nice but price you can buy 6 of the Active at $200 now on Amazon. I think AR Blue has the AR620 is like $650 also a nice option. I almost purchased the Comet Static 1700 all in one machine wall mount not a bad option. Over all I kind of wanted the Coxreel setup so the Active made sense. You should look at the Active 2.0 bare unit. Has better GPM and better parts. At the end is all that makes you happy but spending $1200 on a machine alone didnt made sense for me. Let me know how it goes would love to see how it ends up. My sons uses it every week multiple times and its good he loves it. He takes it with him thats why I set up with the removable kit.
@@ExtremDIY Yeah..... I agree that for the price it's a great unit. Looking at the active 2.0 when it's back in stock. Did you screw directly into the feet of the unit? Did you worry about hitting anything vital in there?
Hello I did with very short screws that section is not close to anything. Let me know how you like the 2.0 I just think they should had called me for the design. Instead I think it was Obsessed to have some inputs. I spoke to Active and gave them some ideas but the product was designed already.
where did you get the elbow from your pressure washer to the whip?
hello here is the one I got 3/8 I believe or if you go to the hydraulic hose place they should have it in stainless steel. Here is the Amazon link amzn.to/3pjgCYO thank you
@@ExtremDIY thanks .....much appreciated
Which model AR did you have before and why exactly did you say was the reason for replacing it?
Hello the one I got was the homedepot one model BC2N1HSS 2300 psi 1.7 gpm it was cheaper than AR Blue website. It was very nice it had a wall mount option and the color was perfect for my garage. It also had the hose reel option available. After I purchased it I then did a bit more research and found that more pressure for car wash was not as good. I then decided on getting the Active VE52 with 1800 psi and for the GPM which was my second choice. The AR started making some weird noises and I decided to return it and get the Active. I compared them and the Active had better response and a bit more GPM. I love the Ative even though it had no wall mount option so I made it work with some clips I had. So far so good my son also uses it to wash some cars on the weekends as a part time thing. Oh and the Active is also cheaper. AR Blue make some heavy duty ones but too pricy for what I needed. Thanks
I got one of those swivel guns but I can’t figure out how to fit them to the simoniz pressure washer
Do you know what size quick connects I need to purchase to get it working seamlessly?
Hello its hard to know which one you have. There are 2 sizes 15mm and 14mm connectors. You need to know which one you have and the setup you would like to have to convert to. If you have the 1/4 hose it usually come with the black connector thats why I toll the hose to the hydraulic place to change the fittings. I think Homedpot sell some adaptors you can try. Check out this video it might help a little . Thanks hope it helps th-cam.com/video/Tz2uQB5HqTY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=X8cL_vk7SvZKrKQk
@@ExtremDIY awesome thanks !!!
Hi are you using the original nozzles?
Hello yes we use the original tips that came with the washer. Mostly the white one which works pretty good for our needs. We use both guns also the MTM and the original one for the larger SUV's. Let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you
You won't really know what the pressure or the GPMs are until you measure it (two different tests). The size of the orifice used in your spray gun controls the pressure and GPM....bigger orifice = less pressure and more GPM. Smaller orifice will yield the opposite, more pressure and less GPM. The "data" written or advertised on the box or in the manufacturer's specifications is "fluff". It has little to do with what you actually achieve in the real world. Take a look at IMJOSHV's channel to see how these tests are run.
I follow him he is great. I actually got the idea to buy the Active from watching his videos. I had done a test with the Active and the AR Blue and the Active did better so thats why I kept the Active. I deleted the video by mistake so couldnt post it. I see what you mean about the tips and when you add a 50 ft hose things change a bit also. For my sons part time use of washing cars it works awesome and the price is good too. The new 2.0 is out and we might be looking into it.
@@ExtremDIY I think you made a good choice in the Active. And I really like the wall mount setup !!!