Amazing Discovery while Digging!! 

Great isn't it! Yes providing there is no need for calling CSI it's always fun making discoveries.

Yeah it is, Never know what is lying unearthed in the ground

No idea to be honest, will have to check. Think it says K3 when looking at footage. Bought it in Tescos years ago and only use it now and then. Fine for car, patio and light duty stuff around the garden.

mikefoxo @ that price point you might want to consider the nilfisk brand instead, £ for £ they have more flow (litres per minute, get stuff done quicker) higher bar/pressure (5 - 10, get more ground in muck off) more kit in the box as standard. Nilfisk entry machines have metal pump heads whereas Karcher are plastic. Never heard of Nilfisk? They're an industial company more know in the mining industry who diversified into the retail market. Also look at the default warranties Nilfisk has a 2 year when I got mine, Karcher has a 1 year.

Well this one is a simple Karcher domestic version and it does the job for general cleaning. It must be one of their cheaper models as I bought it in a supermarket years ago however fine for most stuff. Someone else mentioned Nilfisk have a better build and value? Petrol versions are king for really heavy duty work of course.

We have a similar one in our kitchen already and I'm sure it wasn't as heavy as these, they are certainly heavy duty!

Well we still need to build the utility so that's one. Also thought one under garden tap for washing veg and dog, etc. So possibly one to sell to help pay for the skip, otherwise I see a fancy duck pond coming! perhaps with some brass taps? :-)

yep, use any way possible. On my daughter's suggestion we made on into a 'frog bath' at the bottom of the garden!

50 years plus. Apart from an oil tank that raised section had no obvious purpose. I think it may have just been a way of using up extra sub base from the drive as that's all it was filled with.

Nearly stuck them back under the patio!! Fear not, they will find a use soon I hope!

Belfast sinks put them back in the house m8 I would

Yea, in my victorian house we found a whole fire place buried under our garden. We also found old tiles

bahahaha