/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>2800951
I would definitely avoid that one, all of the fittings and connectors look non-standard and it'd be shitty not being able to use aftermarket accessories. I had the $100 Ryobi one for a while and it was fine but got wrecked in a way that wasn't it's own fault (cable somehow got damaged and then shorted out), and just recently replaced it with this Greenworks one that was on sale $100 off at Lowe's. Seems to work pretty well so far, I want to get a longer aftermarket hose though since it's not quite long enough to go all the way around my truck and having to drag the washer with garden hose and power cable back and forth sucks.

My little old Ryobi pressure washer died over the winter so I needed a new one and this was $100 off at Lowe's. Gonna try it in a bit. I'm a bit mystified about how the soap tank works though, there's no manual shutoff - I think it somehow pulls from the tank when the soap nozzle is installed but not with the other ones but I'll have to test with car soap (don't want to put more aggressive stuff in until I'm sure, since I use it for cars as well as house stuff) when I wash my truck later.