I'm glad you got the hose to screw into the adapter. I thought mine was faulty, so I got them to send me another one. Nope, same result. So I went to Canadian Tire and bought one, worked smooth as butter connecting the hose. So I'm not sure what kind of thread pattern that connector is, but it wouldn't work for me. Not to mention what they charge to purchase one of those! Glad I didnt have to pay for it.
Well.....I plan on keeping mine in the heated garage. My only idea would be to run some RV anti-freeze through the pump prior to storing. Not sure how I would do it but I would start there.
Being a DYI weekend warrior who cleans his own vehicles, I think this thing works well for the cost and performance. I will say that I usually only get a year or so of use out of them though.
I am hoping to get more than a year. I did ruin my first one by leaving outside in the winter with water in it. Cracked the pump. Thanks for the comment.
@@RMAGarage I’m on my 3rd cube and so far this one has been running well for about a year and a half. I did purchase another one for $80 on Amazon during their Black Friday sales 👍
Still love it? Some good Black Friday sales on it currently. I think $124.99 I think a better hose and gun would be good as well. You don’t use disconnects?
I Still like and use the power washer. My only dislike is that the hose from the power washer to the gun is stiff and takes a little time to stretch out. It wants to curl back up during the first minutes of use. After a bit it is fine. I do use the quick disconnects and made a video about it. Check this out (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Egvhxz8-0ng.htmlsi=PrMXfJ8bjZWRp1yS). I would purchase again because it is small and portable and fits in my small garage.
I checked the link and it looks like the 1800 PSI is out of stock. I did have the 1600 PSI and did not notice much of a difference from the 1600 to the 1800. If you decided to try it, let us know what you experience.
@@RMAGarage just got the pressure washer, seems like 1.5mm according to the last two numbers printed on the nozzle tip.... thanks tho! I'm very excited to try it out
Craig, honestly I can not tell the difference between 1600 psi and 1800 psi. However, the 1800 psi model has better component which includes a better hose and metal extension on the wand. I almost got the one on wheels but decided I did not need to pull it around and it fits better in the garage and in the basement of our RV. It seems to me that the motor assembly is the same for all of them just packaged differently throughout the models. Hope this helps.
