Dual Pumps Evolution Pressure Washer Start Up & Application Video 

This pressure washer should be fed from a tank and will not work as it should if mains fed from a tap. The only engine driven pressure washer we manufacture that is for domestic use and mains fed is the LC Series LCT9160PLR (see links below): - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9y9zrv8lY1A.html www.dualpumps.co.uk/products/LCT9160PLR__LC_9160_Petrol_Pressure_Washern

@@DualPumpsLtd Excuse-me, I thought pressure washer works better if fed with low pressure (something like 1 or 2 bar) from tap than with suction from tank. If tank is necessary, isn't it better to connect the feeding from the bottom of the tank ? Thank you

Using compatible cleaning chemicals in the way shown in the video will do the machine no damage.

The machine in the video is an E2T15250PHR, it has a Honda GX390 engine that runs on unleaded petrol. We also make machines with diesel engines. Here's a link to our full range: www.dualpumps.co.uk/groups/PRESWASH__Pressure_Washers

It's difficult to give an exact life span of a pump as it depends on the operating conditions and the servicing carried out, however, the Interpump pump is a high-quality product so it should last if looked after properly. Oil should be changed after the first 50 hours and following this after every 500 hours. After 1000 hours it is recommended that valve assemblies and pumping seals are replaced along with the oil. The 1000-hour recommendation should be reduced if the operating conditions are particularly harsh.

@@DualPumpsLtd Thanks for responding!

The pressure washer used in this video is an E2T15250PHR which is 250 Bar and 15 Lpm www.dualpumps.co.uk/products/E2T15250PHR__Evolution_2_15250_Petrol_Pressure_Washer We also build the E2T21200PHR which is 200 Bar and 21 Lpm www.dualpumps.co.uk/products/E2T21200PHR__Evolution_2_21200_Petrol_Pressure_Washer

What size is the suction hose, 3/4 or 1/2

@@robertdaniel1752 3m 3/4"

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