The kranzle k1322ts is by far the best pressure washer for mobile detailing. It self primes, it’s super quiet, high flow and is just built like a tank. Also it’s only $1,100 not 2k like you said. All these RU-vid detailers bragging about their $150 ryobi are lying to themselves, they know it’s junk but because cheap products get views they do it.
My ryobi 1900 lasted over a year using it every day in my business. When you’re on a sub 100 gal water tank the lower gpm works to your advantage. Kranzle is cool but not necessary to do the job.
@@PolishedMobileDetailing503 I get your point in you think you’re using less water but in reality you’re probably using the same if not more because you’re getting less output your having to spend more time rinsing the panels. Is a Kranzle necessary no, but does it make detailing the vehicle a whole lot better yes.
Do you sell di water by the gallon ? If not you should , for us detailers is a game changer in the summer and also if we don’t have a water softening system at home 😁
Thanks for showing us all the set up. I have a first gen connect with a way more basic set up inside. But this gives me great ideas. Mine works for what I do but I'll be adding to it as I go.
This video really helped me because I have a predator 2000 and it can’t power both my pump and pressure washer, I had no clue what self priming pressure washers were or that they even existed. This kind of solves my problem might have to go with a 12v pump and battery in the meanwhile while I research some pressure washers with pumps on them , thanks man.
