Pressure washers

I'm in the market for one of these and have come to somewhat of a conclusion but wanted some feed back from someone that has one of these models or advise in general before I buy. The Coleman 2400 PSI is at the top of my list but I don't know about the motor manufacturer. Sumac is who makes the motors and I have no feel for reliability or ease of starting etc. The other model is a Troy Built 2500 with a Honda engine they both have a one year warranty and the only difference is $70 more for the Troy Built.

Thanks for any help with my decision, Rich

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Rich
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Note: Troy Built = MTD. Troy Built went under several years ago and MTD is just using the name and selling a lot of cheap equipment under that name.

Note #2: Don't relay on just the PSI. Make sure you take a look at the volume GPM number. In consumer machines the volume is usually sacrificed to produce high PSI numbers. High pressure and low volume is not very good.

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Joseph Meehan

You might also look into Excell Devilbiss pressure washers. They use name brand engines and mine has served me well. Also a 2400 PSI model.

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Ken

Thanks Ken, I used to make parts for Devilbiss years ago when I worked for a living (machinst, engineer now). I liked there attention to detail. I'll look into them as well. The problem I'm finding is there isn't alot of information out there about these units as they are a little bit of a luxuray item if this ins't what your doing for a living.

I'll kep them in mind but I'm leaning toward spending the extra $70 to get the Honda engine with there good reputation.

Rich

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Rich

I have a Devilbiss that works very well. I let it freeze one winter but parts are readily available.

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Rick

If you are not taking this on the road I would look at an electric. I bought a 5hp electric 2750 PSI 2.5 GPM that does a real good job without the hassle of storing gasoline and yanking on a rope. You will need another circuit in your garage since this is 30a @ 240v.

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Other people sell them

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gfretwell

Ah yes, the Benford 2000 model!!!

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Ken

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