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[TiMSport]

Originally Posted by TiMSport

Finally got around to buying a pressure washer. Decided to get an electric powered one for medium duty work (2000 PSI) around the house which is enough. I was surprised to see this Hasqvarna branded one at Costco for just $190. I used it to pressure wash my driveway and it worked great. I also discovered it's a rebranded Briggs & Stratton unit but I think they have a decent reputation. Only thing I don't like about it is the flimsy high pressure hose it came with so I ordered an aftermarket one which is way better. This PW seems to be a rock solid unit and built robust. Nice peace of mind knowing I got it from Costco should anything go wrong.

I'll finally be able to wash my cars too but I need to invest in a couple more tools such as a foam cannon to work with the pressure washer. Tons of good and cheap options available which is great.

So I just found out that from TODAY Costco is selling the very same PW I just bought for $40 off! Damn it. Lol. It's now only $149.99 which is a steal.

M_Six you're in luck if you haven't already purchased one.

[M_Six]

I haven't yet, but I should get up there (an hour north) and grab one soon.

[TiMSport]

Originally Posted by M_Six

I haven't yet, but I should get up there (an hour north) and grab one soon.

I would. I mean for that cheap price it's worth the drive IMO.

[No one]

Originally Posted by TiMSport

I would. I mean for that cheap price it's worth the drive IMO.

A price must be the asset to be cheap (or expensive). Just low (or high) otherwise. That's, if you don't know the meaning of your words (or just too careless using them), how can the other party be sure? With that said, there are people with extremely limited vocabulary leaving you guessing what they mean (if you only care).

[1MOREMOD]

I already have higher psi gas one but for cars and just keep in garage may be worth a look

[TiMSport]

Originally Posted by No one

A price must be the asset to be cheap (or expensive). Just low (or high) otherwise. That's, if you don't know the meaning of your words (or just too careless using them), how can the other party be sure? With that said, there are people with extremely limited vocabulary leaving you guessing what they mean (if you only care).

So were you confused as to what I meant?

[TiMSport]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

I already have higher psi gas one but for cars and just keep in garage may be worth a look

It's definitely worth it for washing cars at least. I got some other accessories to use with the PW for that however. Works great.

[M_Six]

Originally Posted by TiMSport

I would. I mean for that cheap price it's worth the drive IMO.

I'm in no rush for it, so I ordered it online. The sale ends next week and I'm not sure we'd be up there before then. Now they can bring it to me.

[No one]

Originally Posted by TiMSport

So were you confused as to what I meant?

Not really as you just doubled the meaning (unnecessarily unless you expected the reader to fail at one try ). It's an extremely common (and so/therefore annoying) mistake (one of the kind).

Inability to express your meaning correctly makes no compliment. If you don't really know what "cheap" means it's hard to trust you using the word - you might mean "attractive" with it (and it's not always the case). And it puts your education in doubt, honestly. I don't really care, but still - it's the impression you make.

[TiMSport]

Well I suppose you can doubt my level of education if you like, lol. Actually I normally would express it as "low price" and not even sure why I said "cheap price" instead. Oh well. For the record, I had previously referenced the actual price of the product.

A really common expression that most people mistakenly say is "I could care less" when it should be "I couldn't care less". This one bugs me.

[No one]

Originally Posted by TiMSport

A really common expression that most people mistakenly say is "I could care less" when it should be "I couldn't care less". This one bugs me.

It's the opposite meaning (a much plainer mistake meaning those people don't think when they speak ). If you make that kind of mistakes you should eliminate them first, of course. Just don't stop striving for improvement.

[M_Six]

[upstatedoc]

Originally Posted by No one

Not really as you just doubled the meaning (unnecessarily unless you expected the reader to fail at one try ). It's an extremely common (and so/therefore annoying) mistake (one of the kind).

Inability to express your meaning correctly makes no compliment. If you don't really know what "cheap" means it's hard to trust you using the word - you might mean "attractive" with it (and it's not always the case). And it puts your education in doubt, honestly. I don't really care, but still - it's the impression you make.

Insulting another forum member again, shocking.Your posts haven't made sense to me for years. Maybe you should use Google translate

[fiveohwblow]

Originally Posted by M_Six

Except not so silently…

Accept nt sew silentlee (for no one to not care about lesser than prior)

[Our03z4]

We'll see how this goes. Pretty excited, I know it isn't the real thing but it's as close as I can get right now. Hope to be able to get going on my license again soon.

[RickFLM4]

SunTek PPF installed today. I know this is a pic thread but hoping no one can spot this purchase in the pic.

[bosstones]

@TiMSport If you still have your receipt, I think they give a 2 week window for price adjustments. I was always told they needed (wanted) the original receipt....even though they can verify the purchase just by looking up your history via your member card.

[TiMSport]

Originally Posted by bosstones

@TiMSport If you still have your receipt, I think they give a 2 week window for price adjustments. I was always told they needed (wanted) the original receipt....even though they can verify the purchase just by looking up your history via your member card.

Yeah actually I do. I was wondering whether they would honor that but wasn't sure. I always keep my receipts for larger purchases just in case. Thanks for the heads-up!

[fiveohwblow]

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

Based on 30k+ Reviews.

Since I’m sure Amazon delivered it same day, how has this unit been?

Short story short, father in law passed in November. Lived in Oregon, had craftsman gas powered pressure washer NEVER used. Brand new a couple years ago. I wanted it. Moving company lost it… I waited six months and am at square one.

That unit you posted has an unreal 1.76 GPM versus a lot of others in the same class/category only doing 1.1-1.3

If that’s the case, I am told gpm is much more important than just psi… any input from this purchase thread turned pressure washer thread?

[RickFLM4]

Originally Posted by fiveohwblow

Since I’m sure Amazon delivered it same day, how has this unit been?

Short story short, father in law passed in November. Lived in Oregon, had craftsman gas powered pressure washer NEVER used. Brand new a couple years ago. I wanted it. Moving company lost it… I waited six months and am at square one.

That unit you posted has an unreal 1.76 GPM versus a lot of others in the same class/category only doing 1.1-1.3

If that’s the case, I am told gpm is much more important than just psi… any input from this purchase thread turned pressure washer thread?

I’ve had the same one for a few years but rarely use it. When I have used it it worked well for cleaning / rinsing the house but I can also just do that with a hose, albeit not quite as well. I’ve also decided to just spray down the pavers and sidewalk with chlorine / chlorine - based cleaners every other year and get them professionally cleaned every other year (alternate between spraying cleaners myself and having someone doing it with chemicals and equipment). Really need surface brushes to do pavers / sidewalks properly and not leave lines.

I don’t use a pressure cleaner on cars but this one should work well for that. Some of the connections / parts seems a little suspicious for longevity (like where water source hose connects to it) but it was cheap and can just be replaced after a few years if necessary.

[TiMSport]

I've seen that Sunjoe one and I have the Husqvarna one and can tell the difference in quality. I think the Husqvarna is built more solid and may last longer. We'll see. I'm definitely happy with the performance so far. Really cleaned the driveway and sidewalk well as well as the cars.

[NYCGP 2.0]

Gonna need some tints..