mikes product review worx hydroshot turbo nozzle and short lance

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  • Опубліковано 8 лип 2024
  • A unboxing and quick try out of the Worx WA4037 and WA4013
    including use on a challenging piece of concrete.
    in this video I switch between the stock long lance with standard multi nozzle for the short lance and turbo nozzle, straight unboxing / unpackaged and showing the action of the turbo nozzle, in my honest opinion it is quite expensive for what it is but it does perform well, it's performance improvement mirrors its price but does prove it can flex its muscles and possibly take on a corded model? maybe? it honestly grew on me through the video and it does have some really serious power, both up close as well as from afar too :-) still want to knock it and say it can't do patios? worx have done it again.... admitantly with the best model they do in the UK and a £25 option..... but yes if I hadn't torn up my patio I would use my hydroshot.
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  • @johnericlindsay2654
    @johnericlindsay2654 6 місяців тому +1

    Interesting the turbo nozzle. I came to the conclusion that it’s so effective because the water “ droplets “ bouncing back of the surface being cleaned do not collide with the ones following and kill or negate their kinetic energy. I dismantled a Karcher turbo nozzle once and it was much more complicated and a pain to reassemble but it did still work afterwards !!! The longer the lance the greater the flow reduction due to friction with the inside walls of the tube but not at all large in the case. Multiple Karcher lances coupled together proved this for me. Even worse when trying to clean bedroom windows from ground level as gravity also came into play !!!!

    • @mikesptworld
      @mikesptworld  6 місяців тому

      I did the math on this once, the long lance is 0.3481psi reduction over the short one, fluid dynamic drag does increase but only ever so slightly. Not worthy of writing home about!

    • @johnericlindsay2654
      @johnericlindsay2654 6 місяців тому +1

      Didn’t realise you were from USA your accent doesn’t betray you !!!

    • @mikesptworld
      @mikesptworld  6 місяців тому +1

      Haha I once spent 4 weeks in America and took my honeymoon there but I am far from American, though I do like nearly everything that is American :-D

  • @glenyshanlon5112
    @glenyshanlon5112 2 роки тому

    Like it will be buying it thanks for showing me not sure about the price but its better than I thought it would be.

    • @mikesptworld
      @mikesptworld  2 роки тому +1

      The turbo head is well worth the price tag, it is universal for scouring paving slabs back to new as well as easily blasting dirt away from your car, and can even extend to removing stubborn lichen and even set concrete splashes and the such like too! I have only used the turbo lance on my wg630e, results with brushed models I would expect to be less efective, I am hoping to pick one up and do a side by side comparison in.the future.

    • @glenyshanlon5112
      @glenyshanlon5112 2 роки тому

      Pick one up today amazon £19.99 special price.

  • @just1azad
    @just1azad 3 роки тому +1

    Alright pal, Quick one does the short Lance with the standard head effect the pressure in anyway? Cheers

    • @mikesptworld
      @mikesptworld  2 роки тому +1

      No, I did think it might but I can't honestly say it is any better or worse with the short or long lance.

  • @deltafx00
    @deltafx00 3 роки тому

    short lance is for foam cannon maybe have you use a foam cannon with this to clean car

  • @superstarsfastcars
    @superstarsfastcars 3 роки тому +4

    Everyone wants so much power!🤦‍♂️. These are made for cars. Power is great until you strip the paint off your car😆. If you need if for industrial use get a real pressure washer or the new works 720psi one.

  • @thomaschau4335
    @thomaschau4335 2 роки тому

    What is the part number to the first adaptor that you used?

    • @mikesptworld
      @mikesptworld  2 роки тому

      Hi its the WA4013 for the short lance

    • @nicudetailer4352
      @nicudetailer4352 Рік тому

      Thanks for video review. Did you get it on Amazon?

  • @kev008ify
    @kev008ify Рік тому

    Hello, what model is your hydroshot .

    • @mikesptworld
      @mikesptworld  Рік тому +1

      Wg630e sir, brushless 200lph 24bar of pressure.

    • @kev008ify
      @kev008ify Рік тому +1

      @@mikesptworld thank you 👍 subscribed

    • @mikesptworld
      @mikesptworld  Рік тому +1

      Thank you :-) keep your eyes peeled I am going to be doing my final video (for now) on the hydroshot accessories, these will feature: the squeegee attachment, sift brush, auto rotating detail brush, angle adaptor, flexi bucket, and plant watering misting adaptor! attachment! These will probably all be filmed when it's -4° and I will get hyperthermia filming in my T-shirt 😎. :-) it's kind of a running theme of my hydroshot videos!

    • @kev008ify
      @kev008ify Рік тому +1

      @@mikesptworld don’t forget your thermals

    • @kev008ify
      @kev008ify Рік тому +1

      Hello, I’ve been looking on Amazon, what’s the difference between wg630e.5 or wg630e.1 I’m a bit confused 😐

  • @leerandell3569
    @leerandell3569 3 роки тому +1

    You need a more powerful pressure washer bud that one you have not made for that sort off work get a petrol pressure washer the turbo nozzle won’t work properly with that low power battery washer 👍

    • @mikesptworld
      @mikesptworld  3 роки тому +3

      I agree, but for the price or just squirting down your bike before putting it in the car I think its a great tool, very DIY aimed rather than professional end, I have used a karcher diesel powered steam pressure wash before and they can strip paint off of most surfaces!! though I wouldn't consider it portable :-D

  • @Julia-zz3gl
    @Julia-zz3gl 3 роки тому

    That is not a patio, it is a garden path.

    • @mikesptworld
      @mikesptworld  2 роки тому +3

      It's where the old asbestos garage used to be :-P we just landed our table and chairs on it therefore I think it is patio though depending on definition you want to use, some say it has to be paved, some say it has to be an open aired courtyard...... I just used it as a term for where some slimey gooey stuff had built up that needed cleaning :-P