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pressure wash a lawnmower ?
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2 years ago
Why not, if it's just a bundle of wheels and gears and blades? Afterwards, thoroughly dry it and lubricate it well before you put it in storage for the winter.
Nick
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Billy Orange wrote on 11/10/2021 :
Why not? I pressure was our tractor mower several times a year.
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Where we lived before the local lawnmower repairer/reseller used to steam clean them.
Richard
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2 years ago
Push, electric, petrol?
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2 years ago
I had to cut my grass last December!
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I pressure wash carpets (I take them outside), caravan floor covering (park it on a slope so the water runs out), the inaccessible evaporation tray in the fridge, and I recently totally dismantled and pressure washed the deep fat fryer.
Bill
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2 years ago
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Mine hasn't.
N.
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2 years ago
I thought he might have been using water to push it along and water the grass at the same time? However, be careful with plastic panels if indeed he is cleaning it, and if its scratched and painted metal, be ready for a lot of lose paint to come off!
Brian
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2 years ago
Pity it is not convenient to use on ovens... Brian
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2 years ago
The mind boggles. Why would you want to?
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My thoughts. I would dry it with an airline
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Let me rearrange that:
Mine hasn't.
Mine doesn't have one.
Nick
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Ryanair?
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2 years ago
Why not go back and read my first sentence, very carefully?
Nick