Pressure Washer Pump Bad? Problem Solved
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- In "Junior & The Crystal Ball", Taryl goes over how to properly replace a pressure washer pump on the most common styles of pressure washer. There's a few different ones to look out for so hopefully this video will help guide you to getting yours replaced properly.
Prior to and after the tutorial, Taryl's son Junior deals with unruly and pushy landscaper, Jesse and another one of his wide array of mower problems. In order to figure out what problem Jesse is having, Junior will have to resort to using Taryl's crystal ball to resolve it. Check out the whole hilarious video here and be sure to subscribe to this TH-cam channel for all the newest videos posted weekly. I think it's about time for dinner, And There's Your Dinner!!
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Guessing the "you should know what belt i need" without telling you what they have has happened to you guys a few times.
Our local john deere dealer had someone come in needing a mower belt. Didn't buy the mower from them, didn't know what he had, didn't know what belt, and didn't bring the old one with him. After getting cursed at, and saying "any belt will work," the gentleman behind the parts counter went into the back, grabbed a combine rotor belt, and slammed it on the counter, saying "that'll be 700 dollars." The guy left cursing, but later came back an hour later, with the old belt in hand, and the information on what mower he had. They did both apologize to each other.
Been using power scrubbers of all sizes for 40 years as a builder/contractor ... a friend from HS was the local Karcher Rep/Tech back in the day ... never liked those machines .... Maintenance is the key ... change the oil, plugs, and use an antifreeze/lubricant in the pump at end of season (toro makes one) and preferably store it were it won't freeze .... lubricate your hose fittings so they don't rust ... use only soap in the dispenser (never use bleach or harsh chemicals in it, it eats the internal seals) drain unused dinosaur juice from engine at end of season and replace with fresh premium gas with an ethanol additive in spring .... hang your wand hoses so they drain and dry, coil and store properly .... never run a pump without water (run with pressure) ... release wand pressure before starting ... never had any problems other than normal wear or hose/fitting rot except the usual engine stuff like dirty carbs ... change/clean your air filter often .... and turn off the News and watch Taryl Fixes All for a happier life of learning (and helpful tricks of the trade) ... 65 years of experience and I always learn something new when I watch ... and a little laughter never hurts ! Thanks Taryl (and crew)
You said it all with the sentence "maintenance is the key" so many people blame the equipment instead of taking responsibility for the problems! If they did maintenance on the stuff they wouldn't have all this trouble, of course Taryl and all the other repair shops wouldn't have all the business either.
You're the first TH-cam channel where I've seen every, and I mean EVERY video. You guys' are doing an invaluable service for us Grass Rats, and in this case, Water Moccasins! Keep up the great work!
The timing of this video is incredible. My pump just arrived yesterday.
It's like he has a crystal ball....
Ssme here. Just busted the compressor mounting on Sunday...
Junior needs to keep some Anxiety Medication in a candy dish for himself and customers who Freak out
Wore my Taryl apparrel to the store today and chicks were staring at it! All you single guys, Get Sum!
But did you shout "Here's your dinner!" at them?
Chicks DIG it !
Looks like Elkskins could use a little pressure washing on those pants.
Yea thrills like that can usually be found on porn hub.
Ralph Watten Looked like ElkSkins wasn’t very successful with the tuck and roll off the back of the Krowler powered dump cart.
@@TheMinnow101 He looks a little worse for wear for sure.
Junior is the BEST straight man in your vids...that boy can act. Where you scraped up that cro-magnon to hold the motor is anybody guess....but keep him around, he's got potential.
Good video but I think most are in the disposable camp on these Lowes/home depot PWs. By time the pump is gone the motor is about shot too. Find some kid and say..."here, you wanna learn how to work on sumpthin? Take this thing apart and see what makes it work and put it back together."
$249 later, you have a whole new machine, good for another 5 or 6 years.
“Not like anybody changes the oil on their equipment anyways”
LMAO! Nor do they drain the water before leaving them in sub zero weather.
Good name, I like it.
It's called stress testing. I fill all my engines with pure water and see if they make it through a Minnesota winter. So far no car manufacturer makes a block strong enough.
Paulsobj Ronnie Jergenstien told me about that test. But he suggested leaving the car run until spring. Only the best engines will pass. In fact he sold me a ‘71 Vega that had genuine paperwork, signed by Frank Vega (the designer) verifying that it passed said test!
I swear the majority of the human population are just like Jessie.
Amen.
Mr Dactyl and his talented crew brightens up another Sunday morning !!!
A new Taryl video and a new Mustie1 video on the same day. Life is good.
I have seen many times where the customer replaces the pump themselves and in the process forces the key out of the slot when installing the pump, and when they start it up it does not work because the key is missing. I recommend staking the crankshaft along side the keyway to prevent the key from sliding up during pump installation.
that's what I call customer service! I like the plastic bag trick too.
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Ive been using that Pump saver lubricant since I bought my pressure washer 20 years ago every time I use it and it still works like the day I got it. Well worth the money. It pushes all the water out and coats the internals with a fine oil.
Taryl reserves the right to throw unruly stupid customers out the door or over the fence.
"I spend 12 hours a day on that machine - how am I supposed to know what I have?" That line cracked me up.
Thanks for show
1:39 I feel this guy. Had a lawnboy push mower that I use to mow people's lawns. I was bringing it home one day and it fell off the trailer and bent and cracked the deck. So in the mean time I have to use my brothers push mower while I have to find a new deck for mine.
Jesse is looking to get tossed over a fence lol. He's lucky all he got was out the door 😅😂🤣
Terrell you're the best
Thanks guys 👍
You guys are awesome as usual
Lol, need some more of those outtakes! Love seeing when things don't always go right.
As always, very helpful!!
We need more Elk Skins in future videos.
Love the video's. Sure helps me out when problems pop up. Thanks Taryl and company. You guys are great.
You guys are awesome. I love to watch your videos
Thanks for the video
Love the re-takes at the end!! You guys do a great job on your videos. Thanks and keep it up. Very entertaining!!
Great job
I’d love a video showing how to winterize pumps
I bring mine in the house.
You can flush the pump with winter formula windshield washer fluid. Very simple to do.
Have a yearly get together at your shop ! We could have a mower car show or just drink Hamms . Lots of mower aficionados could attend !
I picked up two PW's for free and have pumps on order. They usually sell for around $150. Good video.
Loved the outtakes! Lol!
did this to my 1999 sears 6.75HP pressure scrub-a-dub-dub. had to shorten the drive shaft by around 1" to get it to fit on the pump. still going strong after 6 years though. ebay purchase.
Great job awesome tip
Thank you!!!
These videos make my day! Thanks Grass Rats Gang!!!
I get so many "jesse's" in my shop, and on the phone, thinking I can "magically" diagnose it sight unseen, or instantly know the part number and price with no engine info. I ask, what engine does it have? They say it's a mtd, or a troy built... I say, that's who makes the equipment, but what is the motor? Briggs? Kohler? They are like, I don't know....🤦
Love the bloopers at the end. do more of those!
@13:33 is that a pedal boat thingy with the inner tube under it?
could give Elk Skins a bath lol....
Your spoofs are very good. They are obviously based on reality. I work in a shop like this one in Florida. I have had the same thing happen. A customer comes in and expects me to know the part he needs even though the customer does not know what kind of equipment he has. I also hear this often: "There's no model number on my equipment."
awesome video and funny
SHUTUP THAT'S MY LINE! hahahaha
Your videos are always great Taryl. Keep up the great work. Always looking forward to new videos
Yep, exactly how mine went on. Dang pump is expensive though. Good idea about the washers.
Hey Teryl Dacktal excellent videos keep up the good work!!! was wondering if there are any pump replacements for a Karcher K3000Gca version, for all you southern folks that's Canada Lol!
Good tip.
Great vid! We need a 2019 -2020 blooper video
Cool, didn’t know they made universal replacement pumps for those things. I always run RV antifreeze through mine before winter storage, it’s gotta be about 20 years old and still workin’ great. I change the engine oil every Spring, don’t think the pump oil can be changed on it tho.
Tarly fix’s all
Hi Taryl,
I know this is off topic but I’m curious if you could tell me if a Briggs 24 h.p. could directly replace a 21.5 Kawasaki on my ztr ?
I realize the bolt hole pattern would be different where it fastens to the frame but I’m wondering if the crankshaft diameter,the length of the crank outside of the engine,crankshaft key size the same,etc so that the drive pulley and pto clutch would transfer directly like its meant to be ?
I live in the north and i use a pump saver all the time even in the summer no pump failure
Very informative,THANKS
Taryl. I have a 3500 psi brigs pressure washer horizontal shaft engine, was wondering what the replacement pump would be for that? Thanks budd and another awesome vidja.
Taryl, let us know when Elk Skinns, comes out with His clothing line. There's are a market for fashionable, leisure wear, for the Husky. Keep the videos coming! Love em.
Put some anit seize on the shaft Man!!! Good vid.
Does the Briggs bump oil that comes in aerosol can work well for winterizing or do you run rv antifreeze through the pump
I can't wait to look in my Stens book and look that pump up. I hadn't really looked in pressure washer pumps I always thought they were probably too expensive. And I love the Stens book because there was a picture of me in it a while back 😉
Good video ..so how much does a new pump cost ...
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Do think is best job on world because are getting ritch on having fun 💖🥰✨✨✨✨
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You guys crack me up😂😂😂😂😂😂
Thats a great video. I've been having problems with mine its not busted I think its just stuck.
Excrement tray!!! lmaooooo
Mmmmmmm
Love that dinner as always, Grass Rats!
I fi d with the cheap home owner pumps is that they have a small duty cycle meaning when you run them hard and the engine heat soaks the pumps heat up and fail. Easy and cheap to re pump though.
Question :
I got a Karcher - High Pressure Washer Model : G2500VH Serial # 174029 Engine Type - 2008 Part # 1.194-402.0, w/ a, Honda 5.5 HP GCV160 Engine : Serial # : GJAEA - 3723983 - N5AF
The owner gave it to me after it was in a flood but dried immediately. He couldn't get it to start so I want to use what I learn from you and see if I can't make it run. It's in great shape !!
Questions :
a) Will a bad pump keep the engine from working ?
b) Does it have to be connected to water just to work on it ?
Thanks for your generous consideration,
Sincerely .............................
Steph
If something has caused the pump to seize up, you probably wont be able to turn the engine over. You should always have water hooked up if you start the machine. Running a pump dry is a good way to burn it up.
@@CountryRock2k1 ... thanks.
I here this at least 3 times a day from customers when there equipment is in the shop
Do pumps on horizontal crankshaft engines have a universal bolt pattern?
how bout a vid on how to keep mice out of equipment?
Damb right you fix that!
Briggs & Stapon pressure washer pump saver? Protects the pistons of your pressure washer and seals them from damage, Uses a unique anti freeze and lubricant formula, For use before extended storage and prior to startup the following season to keep your pump running on full blast etc, etc etc
10.7 ounce bottle can be used with most brands of pressure washers
Genuine OEM replacement part
Somehow I think this was a reenactment of an actual event.
Hi taryl I'm having problems with my ride on mower, its less than a year old .electronic clutch . When cold it works fine no problems but running for 45 mins it starts playing up, not engaging can be hit and miss . Any advice from a professional would be appreciated . can't get dealer to assist they say it had a 90 day warranty because it's used for business purposes
what about the larger rectangular Annovi Reverberi pumps?
Looks like a Dog Day Afternoon over at Grass Rats...Im dyin over here Taryl!
Good times!
🔥 it on up now you here hey taryl not a bad little tutorial on replacing them there pumps stay safe my friend and there damits your dinner
Who put this high presser pump on my sprayer blocking this oil drain ?? I bet it was one of those crazy people at Taryl's shop...See ya
12:48 is that the patented Taryl super happy dance?
What is the symptom of an unloader valve that is stuck open? I release the wand handle and the motor dies?
It may have overheated and got distorted and stuck. Several pump manufacturers use plastic unloader valves. Don't leave the pump running without spraying often to prevent overheating of the unloader.
Sounds like the unloader valve, I never used or worked on these small machines so don't quote me, but on the bigger 13hp/4000psi machines I've seen we could usually take the unloader valve apart and clean it up and its ok, other times they're just shot and need replacing.
Taryl, can u do a video of a techcommish carb with the little rubber fuel pump on the inside? I just fixed an old outboard motor with one of those carbs on it after struggling for years with this stupid thing. I think it would really help some folks out. 👍🤘🏻
You could also drain the fuel, put it upside down on the workbench, that would make it a lot easier.
The problem with buying a new pump is they cost 400 or 500 dollars I can get a new presure washer for that price
You think the designers of the pressure washers sold at big box stores don't know that? These things are considered disposable to most manufactures. Otherwise the housing wouldn't be made of cast aluminum, cast iron fittings, brass heads, and plastic one way valves. Then they are run with hard water causing limescale and all sorts of goodies inside making them welded together. Rebuild kits are 100$+ and then labor charges for an hour or two of work.
Bought a universal one exactly like the one in the video for $80 a few weeks ago. 👍
Go on eBay they are $50-150
What about Briggs and Scratton going Bankrupt?
????what?
do you ever do your spacing with old over sized nuts sometimes easier and cheaper
Hey, you didn't tell anyone about the drain plug for the water that most have. Remove it and let it drain, pull it over a couple times and just leave it out during the winter. Put the plug on a piece of tape and stick it to the engine or handle bar so it doesn't get lost.
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Wursher. 😂🥴😂🤣😂🤣
Elk Skins making a fashion statement.
Taryl Knows....
And there's yer dinner okay babe
Sooooooooo....Now you will have to pull that pump to drain the engine oil?????
Nope drain it out the dipstick.
We reserve the right to serve or not to serve numbskulls! Just keeping it real Big T.
Temperature relief valve not pressure
@@ruben_balea yep hot water kills the plastic internal components
I love receiving pressure washers. You can remove the set screw and hammer off the broken pump. Then service and sell the engine! ^_^