I bought this a few weeks ago, I bought the upgraded hoses and stubby sprayer. It made a huge difference. I appreciate all your videos, they have made the difference .
@@Funnyjoe123pl I ordered the Mckillans pro foam cannon and sprayer. It was linked in one of the other videos he did on foam cannons. It is pretty good. I even have tried a bunch of different soaps and his reviews are pretty accurately depicted. The set up gets a little pricy but if you like a good wash on your cars, its about the best. I have no need to go to a car wash ever again.
I received my pressure washer ru-vid.comUgkxfQauTxLT0JLSvqkq10rD79TU4k0Vz8zP 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!
I just bought this and am incredibly satisfied with it. I ordered the Uberflex hose and a new gun+wand, but the gun/wand combo it came with really isn't that bad. I also ordered an AstroAI foam cannon and 1.1mm orifice and HOLY FOAM!! Washing cars has now became "fun" and no longer a "chore". Thank you Josh!!
I saw you compared the craftsman to the ryobi but you didn’t conclude which one you would recommend over the other. Which would you say is better? Thanks!
Another great review. This thing is on sale for $79 right now. Only negative I could see is the inlet fitting location It sticks out to much. Especially if you put on a QD fitting.
My honest review and experience. I Bought the craftsman a while back and I’ve had nothing but problems with it. Straight out the box motor runs like it’s gonna blow up/burn out. Stays on without even running the trigger. Constantly loses psi. Must have gotten a bad batch I’m sure it’s a great little unit and I just got unlucky. When it runs right it runs great but need to call and try to get me a replacement. I did end up buying the mckillans gun, upgraded hose, quick disconnects and the Tool daily foam canon with the 1.1mm orfice. Makes a world of a difference if you’ve never experienced it before especially those quick connects. My recommendation would be to have the budget to buy those aftermarket parts with your unit even if that means buying a more affordable pressure washer. The craftsman was cheaper than the parts I bought but when it comes down to ease, efficiency and enjoyment I wouldn’t use a pressure washer again without them.
This is an excellent review. This video was my deciding factor whether to purchase it or not since it’s on sale on 6/2021. Overall the video itself gave good info on the product. Keep up the good work with future videos as they are informative. Thanks for the recommendations to make this pressure washer better with aftermarket parts.
they are different. The actives use the 5 piston pump that allows them to get the higher gpm... the out shell though is probably fro chine and the same haha
I am planning on getting this at Lowes any day now because it comes with the surface cleaner for a total of $99. At first I saw the Greenworks 1800psi with surface cleaner for $99, but that one is not in immediate store inventory, it would have to get shipped first & I would have to wait for a 1.5 weeks & then pick up at the store. So I think I am getting this Craftsman model. Right now I don't care about the foam cannon. I have seen other RU-vid videos & yes the foam cannon is crap, but I can get by with it & I usually will scrub the car with a brush as usual, whatever. But my main goal in getting the Craftsman is to hopefully clean our patio floors & driveway. I have a long driveway, which has not been cleaned since it was built in 1985. Plus, it's been already slowly crumbling everywhere, but even though the pressure washing might crack it even more, I would rather have it clean, to make it brighter & remove tons of moss. I have a vhs home video from 1989 that shows this driveway when it was still 4 years old & brand-spanking new & I hope to get it that clean again. The Craftsman should also work on a couple of our old unused cars that have old dirt, algae & moss on them. I hope this Craftsman does not break down on me too early. This would be my first & hopefully only pressure washer I would own.
Always like your detailing products honest reviews, have been addicted to this channel recently with all the tips and tricks and product reviews thanks Josh!
I helped my 15-year-old nephew hate correct and ceramic coat is first car. I would love to win this and give to him so he can maintain the car and keep it looking amazing.
Love your videos. Craftsman just released an 1800 PSI version of this which I think is only sold by Lowes. I would love to see a review on that to compare with this older model.
