Just bought and assembled using your info rather than the manual. One thing I did notice (might have changed since your review) is that there are actually three types of screw. One small but the rest either have point or flat screw ends. You need the pointed type for the base fixing (3:57 in video) as no pre drilled holes in base plastic. Thanks for the great review and info.
Thanks, very helpful video - it convinced me to buy one! My only issue with the assembly is that when I'm supposed to put the final four screws in the base plate, only two actually go in... The last two screws don't have anything to grip on to when I attempt to tighten them, and they just fall out - exactly four minutes in to your demonstration. Have I done something wrong? (The unit does work).
@@charlieschannel4192 Hi Charlie, I put four identically-sized screws from the original packet into the base plate attachment, which looks to be in exactly the same place as yours in the video. Screws 1 and 2 were very fiddly to fit in, and they firmly secure the whole attachment to the base plate. When I then insert screws 3 and 4 into the screw holes on the attachment and turn the screwdriver, there doesn't appear to be anything corresponding on the base plate itself for the screws to fit into or to grip onto, so they just fall out again. As I said earlier, everything else in the setup went exactly as per your video, and the pressure washer works fine - it just seems strange that these screws don't have receptacle holes on the base plate to screw into - and the base plate feels slightly less secure than it should be...
@@loughboroughjim watch the video again carefully, and you’ll see that the reason you could not secure those 2 screws is because you did them in the wrong order - you put the base screws in first and they *must* go in *last* . You must follow the exact order shown because you need to be able to flex the plastic accessory in order to line up the “troublesome” screws through the “loops” on either side of the accessory and into the *deeply recessed* matching holes on either side of the jet wash bottom housing. This is the *trickiest* part of the whole assembly and you also need very good light to see what you’re doing. A magnetic Phillips head screwdriver will make this much easier (or a small gob of blu tack). If you kept the two “spare screws” then I suggest removing the base accessory and trying again as explained above - I’ll be v surprised if you don’t succeed (Note you might need to remove the wheels first - take when doing this not to snap the wheel retaining lugs). Btw, the “small” screw isn’t needed - the top lance holder snaps firmly into place without it and the screw distorts the plastic when screwed home (not good long term)
Im notn sure ive never used it , works out around £40 more for 10 bar more pressure, so it's a little more pricey, but depends if you want abbit more oomph 👌
@@charlieschannel4192 I looked at next one up it's got a wheel to roll up holes and as above just 10 bar more would you real see that. As this is a month ago what did you get ?
Hi Charlie, thanks for your video certainly made assembly straight forward for me. I would like to use snow foam for car cleaning in the future but not wanting to spend almost the same money on a foam cannon as the pressure washer cost ~ the MJJC sv3 is £70 😂. Can you suggest one on the £20 to £30 range & if it needs an adapter what sort? Thanks in anticipation 👍🏻 Jim
No problem, the halfords is proably the best lance for its price around £35 atm, in the box it comes with, the lance, a short tip adapter, a karcher connect and a halfords pressure washer connect. (im not sure if you will need to get an adapter for your lance i will give you the link) it has the 1/4 connecter with it which is good if you want to try some other products - www.halfords.com/motoring/car-cleaning/snow-foam/halfords-advanced-premium-snow-foam-bottle-kit-712494.html amzn.to/4cuLF7a if you do try this one get the lance from halfords 1st and see if the connecters will fit your titan, if it does not then the other link should be the correct adapter, i know this is abbit more than what you said, but anything at a lower price point just isnt up too it, hopefully this helps, let me know how it goes regardless.
@@charlieschannel4192 I'm taking it that you aren't a million miles away then 🤣. On another note, I am after a really easy to use pressure washer. Im a girly with pathetically weak joints so need something with easy to pull trigger and fitment of accessories. I've only got a tiny garden but the concrete gets filthy! Any ideas would be most welcome! Tia
Thanks for the video the instruction manual was not very good wasted a lot of time with it i had three types of screws but found the correct holes Thanks again
Thanks for the comparison. Shame on the wobble think after a while a new gun upgrade would be key. How was the trigger? I know some make your hand hurt after time using.
Hi mate. Thanks for the video. I ordered the adapter that you linked in the description, I’ll probably order the MJJC foam cannon as well. Is there any specific adapter I should order with the cannon? Or can I just order it without an adapter? Does the adapter I’ve ordered in the link fit onto the cannon? Also could you tell me where you got the shorter quick tip connect that replaces the lance? Thanks
You can order any connection type when you order your lance, so if you have a karcher washer you can have a karcher connector, if you have a bosch washer then you'd get a bosch adapter, and so on. But the downside of that is if you want to change your washer you'll need a new adapter head for your lance, so ordering the quick connect allows you to use it with other washers, but you'll still need an adapter quick connect to what ever washer you have, the short tips are avaliable in lots of places, mine is from the mjjc trigger gun set, but amazon and halfords and some good options, might have to be some trial and error hope that helps, (just check what quick connect you want/need as there is 1/4 connections and 1/2 connections)
@@charlieschannel4192 I have the exact same pressure washer as the one featured in your video. So I’d be better ordering one with the Bosch connection? And between that and the adapter that’s linked in the video I should be good to go? Thanks
Hi, I have Titan Pressure Washer TTB1800PRW with a rated pressure of 9.5 Mpa and Rated Flow Rate of 5.5L/Min Please confirm if you have used the same product? Just want to make sure that the foam cannon and the attachment would work as it is costly One more thing, do I need to keep the water connection on while using the snow cannon? Thanks in advance your video is really helpful
You can get any cannon that you want, just when you choose it, make sure it comes with a titan / bosch aqauatk connector, most lances allow you to pick what adapter you want to be on it, like this one mjjc.com/collections/foam-cannon-s-v3/products/mjjc-foam-cannon-s-v3-0-for-bosch-aqt-aquatak-and-blackdecker-pressure-washers If your not sure what lance is right and you want to try a few, then I would recommend a 1/4 quick connect, which all lances come with. This way you can swap around whenever you like 👍
Hi Charlie. I got a piece of black plastic about 6 inches x 1 inch. It has a rounded edge that fits into the body of the washer. It's used to tidy up the electric cable when not in use. I can't work out how it fastens. Thanks.
@@charlieschannel4192bought a titan foamer and not too bad for a pony. Used Halfords advance snow foam with it and took around 4 mins to drip off my taxi 👍🏻 Looking forward to your review and tips 👌🏻
When you buy the autoglym lance, you would need to choose the correct adapter, but you can use the quick connect for this as well, as long as the autoglym lance has a quick connector aswel
