Good stuff you're providing here, the link to the pdf is not working. Was going to look at it for reference as I am trying to buy an entry to middle tier pressure washer, would much appreciate a look at the spread sheet. Thanks for the interesting and informative Videos!
@@jessemam6346 thanks for the tip, heres the link btw cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1239/9256/files/Pressure_Washer_Spreadsheet_2-3-21_Update.pdf?v=1612375512
I love the added drama (and accuracy?) of counting down before starting to fill the bucket .. really syncing the left and the right hand. =) Anyway, what an entertaining project this is to follow! Big thanks for sharing.
Matt, at the end of this series, can you please let us know your thoughts of the top 5 companies in regards to build quality/durability. Also, your recommended pressure washer for each price range? .... I am sure that you can make an ultimate straight to the point and trusted pressure washer buyers guide once you are done with your tests 👌🏼 Thanks a lot, you are truly amazing in providing top notch information and products 👍🏻
Great work Matt, was really holding out hope on the wall mountable one. Might just deal with the lower flow for now and continue buying the remainder upgrade parts to then get a Kranzle when it dies.
What 's funny was before I bought my Briggs-Stratton Gasoline 4000psi/4.0gpm pressure washer, I was thinking about buying the Briggs-Stratton you have in this video. Good thing, I did not go on that direction. Awesome video, Matt.
I just purchased an AR383 and the MTM gun with the Cobra Jet hose and the 3.0 nozzles. So far i am super happy with the performance, just have to see how long it holds up. Thank you for all of this research.
Matt, you need to look on the bright side, once this project is over think how great your life will be. This is great therapy :) Now come on sing along, "Always look on the bright side of life"
I have the Stanley branded version of the AR 2050 psi. Cheaper to buy. I use a 45 degree 2.0 tip and a 5/8 garden hose with high flow quick connect fittings a "whole house water" filter as a pre-filter to keep the contamination to the pump at a minimum. Using a Flexzilla hose with 3/8 quick connect fitting and an actual wand instead of the shit wand it comes with. All this makes it actually decent to use at a budget price point.
Matt, looking at the Karchers shown at the last few minutes of this video, I noticed that there is a slight issue that you might need to to look at. The hose fitting is totally different than how they look like at the other parts of the world (Europe, Asia and Australia where Karcher is super famous and highly demanded). So maybe you need to find a model that has Karcher most common fitting, so the customization options guide you are working on become more useful for your customers (international’s included). The common fitting i am referring to is the one found in the 220v options. Specifically the top high end models K4, K5 and K7. The newest 2018-2019 lineup is called Full Control “Plus”
Does anyone know if the AR610, AR613, AR620 or the AR630 will suck water directly from a portable water tank ? Will it draw water, or does it require a minimum inlet water pressure.
I would agree, the AR630TSS-HOT would be one to properly compare against the Kranzle thought the AR adds hot water capability. Hopefully along with the Sunjoe SPX9004-Pro too!
@@CFArmouredCrewman I agree, the price difference is tight enough that my personal choice is the Kranzle... but I do see the AR630-TSS go on sale from time to time for about $300 less than the K1322TS so maybe not a complete wash?
I'm not sure if this is in your plans for testing but stihl has a line of electric pressures wanted to know if there are any fluctuations in the claimed psi and gpm they're advertising. Those pressure washers are the only ones readily available where I am from. Great videos by the way. Watched all the series so far.
Matt, I may be totally off-base here, but isn't the rated power for the motor based on what the motor itself is pulling? This amount would be different from what is pulled from the wall due to the efficiency loss in converting energy to whatever voltage the motor needs. I am assuming that the motor works at a different voltage from 120v you get from the wall, so ignore me if that's not the case.
So after testing all the electric pressure washers green works, AR, Adams, Karcher, Etc Wich electric pressure washer was the best in PSI and GPM ???????????
I've been anxiously awaiting this video since I am the owner of a 390SS. It amazes me that these companies have so many models with different ratings but they don't perform anywhere near their advertised specs. If you had to recommend a machine based on your testing so far, what would it be? Also, thank you so much for putting in the time and effort to make these videos.
I have the 390ss as well, and I feel it’s a fantastic machine for the price. Mine has lasted 2 years of weekly washes, and does what I need it to do. I just wish getting fittings for these machines wasn’t such a hassle.
I have the 390SS too but never got a chance to even unbox it.. ended up moving for work and got an apartment… so it’s just been sitting in the closet. This video only made me regret my purchase. At least I got a great price when I bought it and I suppose I can always just sell it. Then again, it’s still way better than a hose!
@@ObsessedGarage great I will be looking forward that comparison. Thank you very much for all this videos on pressure washers you are helping thousands of people with them.
Great stuff Matt, big disappointment on the big ones, agreed on the little ones, IMO they performed better and you could customize them. Fun to watch, 👍
@@ObsessedGarage Obsessed Garage that's true and totally agree with you on that, probably doesn't even make sense to look at this brand at all. I believe you mentioned your going to test the "pro" series of every band, so those will be fun to see your findings. Also, looking around this morning found a machine called Comet Static 1700, is Italian made, looks to be great from the specs, wondering if you have seen it or heard of it. Thanks for the reply, 👍
The whole time I watched this I was thinking about water spots on the wrx after watching all the detail videos on that car I was cringing thinking of all the water in the air 🤪
Watched a bunch of videos over the past few days and man u gotta cheer up. Always look so unhappy and have such a negative tone. I hope all is well man.
The output and operation are not bad. The rest of it is a complete mess. Shipping, packaging, hose, reel, inlet, etc. are all really not good. But there is potential to make is viable. I'm just not sure it will make sense to have the inferior pump and have it still cost $1000.
Obsessed Garage Do you think the numbers are close or accurate, they say it puts out 1300 psi and 2.2 gpm? Now are you talking about the pro package they sale for $800? They have some upgrades on the gun, foam cannon and other things. And how does it compare to the kranzel 1322? I have lots of questions like everyone else but I’m looking to buy the Comet or your kranzel and we are looking at a 600 dollar difference If I get the full package on the kranzel. And this will be use for my mobile detailing. Thanks for your help.
I would hope that it blows them out of the water, but knowing the incumbent product before going through these would have been nice. No matter what, I’m tuned in for the duration.
@@da6thmane094 Matt's wrong on that pressure washer... It may look the same but it is not the same. That one has an Induction motor and the pump is different. The AR2n1 has a universal motor and a diff pump. He says he tested every single one of the ARBlue products but that is a lie. He never tested that one.
You can find the spreadsheet here:
cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1239/9256/files/Pressure_Washer_Spreadsheet_Final_1.pdf?v=1585925056
The link is broken..
Good stuff you're providing here, the link to the pdf is not working. Was going to look at it for reference as I am trying to buy an entry to middle tier pressure washer, would much appreciate a look at the spread sheet. Thanks for the interesting and informative Videos!
@@ShaoLyn8 don’t know if you still need the info but it’s on his site by going to “For the obsessed “ under “Content”
@@jessemam6346 thanks for the tip, heres the link btw
cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1239/9256/files/Pressure_Washer_Spreadsheet_2-3-21_Update.pdf?v=1612375512
Thanks for putting in the work to do all these videos Matt! Great work and thanks for the Obsessed dedication! #Respect
Matt, these pressure washer series are Fatty's Garage Approved! Thanks for all the work you put in to this.
I love the added drama (and accuracy?) of counting down before starting to fill the bucket .. really syncing the left and the right hand. =) Anyway, what an entertaining project this is to follow! Big thanks for sharing.
Your hard work is appreciated.
Matt, at the end of this series, can you please let us know your thoughts of the top 5 companies in regards to build quality/durability. Also, your recommended pressure washer for each price range? .... I am sure that you can make an ultimate straight to the point and trusted pressure washer buyers guide once you are done with your tests 👌🏼
Thanks a lot, you are truly amazing in providing top notch information and products 👍🏻
Kranzle, kranzle, kranzle, kranzle
Will do.
@@ObsessedGarage Where are the results as to your favorite?
Great work Matt, was really holding out hope on the wall mountable one. Might just deal with the lower flow for now and continue buying the remainder upgrade parts to then get a Kranzle when it dies.
I think the SunJoe SPX4000 is much better than the AR2N1.
Give the driver of that Subaru a parking medal
That would be his dad
When my 390SS stopped working, I went to the Kranzle and never looked back.
What 's funny was before I bought my Briggs-Stratton Gasoline 4000psi/4.0gpm pressure washer, I was thinking about buying the Briggs-Stratton you have in this video.
Good thing, I did not go on that direction.
Awesome video, Matt.
Gas will always have superior output.
Nice work Matt....I woulda bet you would have given up by now....well done boss.....Hope the Moreman family enjoyed the holidays....
I'm almost done!
Your Dad's front splitter is giving me anxiety in this video 😂😳
Lewis Woodhead I was thinking the same, to close for comfort haha
I’m very happy with my green works 2K psi. Held up over 3 years. Didn’t have any luck with the ryobi!
Lowes is putting out newer greenworks models not discontinuing them. I bought 20 of them for christmas gifts
I just purchased an AR383 and the MTM gun with the Cobra Jet hose and the 3.0 nozzles. So far i am super happy with the performance, just have to see how long it holds up. Thank you for all of this research.
How’s it turning out for ya ?
@@edgarv5851 Still working good, use it at least twice a month.
@@stinkytofuz So far so good don't know how many hours I have on it, I only us it for car washing about twice a month.
Matt, you need to look on the bright side, once this project is over think how great your life will be. This is great therapy :) Now come on sing along, "Always look on the bright side of life"
Ha, ha... I was thinking the same thing. The sense of accomplishment from completing stuff like this is what I really enjoy.
I have the Stanley branded version of the AR 2050 psi. Cheaper to buy. I use a 45 degree 2.0 tip and a 5/8 garden hose with high flow quick connect fittings a "whole house water" filter as a pre-filter to keep the contamination to the pump at a minimum. Using a Flexzilla hose with 3/8 quick connect fitting and an actual wand instead of the shit wand it comes with. All this makes it actually decent to use at a budget price point.
Matt, looking at the Karchers shown at the last few minutes of this video, I noticed that there is a slight issue that you might need to to look at. The hose fitting is totally different than how they look like at the other parts of the world (Europe, Asia and Australia where Karcher is super famous and highly demanded). So maybe you need to find a model that has Karcher most common fitting, so the customization options guide you are working on become more useful for your customers (international’s included). The common fitting i am referring to is the one found in the 220v options. Specifically the top high end models K4, K5 and K7. The newest 2018-2019 lineup is called Full Control “Plus”
I don't have much of an option here with EuroSpec. I can't get those here very easily.
My AR390SS served me well for 3 years. Then the TSS module went out so I decided to part ways...
I think the 383SS is the better choice in comparison.
Which one would you suggest to wash a caked on mud ATV and truck?
Does anyone know if the AR610, AR613, AR620 or the AR630 will suck water directly from a portable water tank ?
Will it draw water, or does it require a minimum inlet water pressure.
What kind of pressure washer is in the video and when will it be for sale ?
Every time I see a new update for this series I keep hoping I'll see the familiar Karcher yellow lol, someday!
he mentioned Karcher as being the next brand for testing.
@@darrens7040 Excellent. Really excited to see what (if) the possible upgrades are for this
Jimmyqballs so am I
Kärcher*
Why wasn't the AR630-TSS included with these? It seems to be much better competition for the Kranzle...
I would agree, the AR630TSS-HOT would be one to properly compare against the Kranzle thought the AR adds hot water capability. Hopefully along with the Sunjoe SPX9004-Pro too!
Forgot to mention though, the price of the AR is pretty much a wash up here compared to the Kranzle, so can go either way.
@@CFArmouredCrewman I agree, the price difference is tight enough that my personal choice is the Kranzle... but I do see the AR630-TSS go on sale from time to time for about $300 less than the K1322TS so maybe not a complete wash?
"This is junk" as Matt throws the gun on the ground🤣🤣🤣🤣
which a pressure washer you recommend?
Hi, how one can import these pressure washers in pakistan as amazon don't deliver here or they don't deliver brand new products here.
Matt have you tried the AR 630 TSS-HOT? I have that version in the AR line up and I love it. Just curious what your opinion is
It doesn’t make a lot of sense to me. Its $800ish, so I’d rather pony up the extra $150 to get a Kranzle. If it was $500, it would probably be great.
That wrx... between the front splitter and the potential water spots its giving me anxiety and a heart attack at the same time.
I'm not sure if this is in your plans for testing but stihl has a line of electric pressures wanted to know if there are any fluctuations in the claimed psi and gpm they're advertising. Those pressure washers are the only ones readily available where I am from. Great videos by the way. Watched all the series so far.
I don't think we have those in the US.
Matt, I may be totally off-base here, but isn't the rated power for the motor based on what the motor itself is pulling? This amount would be different from what is pulled from the wall due to the efficiency loss in converting energy to whatever voltage the motor needs. I am assuming that the motor works at a different voltage from 120v you get from the wall, so ignore me if that's not the case.
I'm not quite sure on that one. I just wanted to be sure I wasn't getting some huge spike when switching nozzle size or orifice on the foam cannon.
So after testing all the electric pressure washers green works, AR, Adams, Karcher, Etc Wich electric pressure washer was the best in PSI and GPM ???????????
Great Question!!
I've been anxiously awaiting this video since I am the owner of a 390SS. It amazes me that these companies have so many models with different ratings but they don't perform anywhere near their advertised specs. If you had to recommend a machine based on your testing so far, what would it be? Also, thank you so much for putting in the time and effort to make these videos.
Greenworks GPW2000.
I have the 390ss as well, and I feel it’s a fantastic machine for the price. Mine has lasted 2 years of weekly washes, and does what I need it to do. I just wish getting fittings for these machines wasn’t such a hassle.
I have the 390SS too but never got a chance to even unbox it.. ended up moving for work and got an apartment… so it’s just been sitting in the closet. This video only made me regret my purchase. At least I got a great price when I bought it and I suppose I can always just sell it. Then again, it’s still way better than a hose!
Can you do this for Kranzles you offer? Kudos on sticking it out for the well of the people! lol
That one with the cart is being sold by Griot's
Yes, that will be the final video.
Hi OG, is there somewhere on your site where you can post all test results in a table format? Thanks!
Not yet. I'll be working on that later this month.
Are you done with Sun Joe brand? I was waiting for the Pro line options, specifically the SPX 9004
Yes, I'll do a series comparing the "higher" output pumps like Comet, SunJoe and AR Professional lines.
@@ObsessedGarage great I will be looking forward that comparison. Thank you very much for all this videos on pressure washers you are helping thousands of people with them.
@@ObsessedGarage Yes please. I was very disappointed to NOT find the AR 630TSS or SPX 9004 anywhere on the OG website or videos.
Are you going to release a spreadsheet when its all said and done?
Yes, I've got to figure out how to organize it legibly and then Copyright it.
Great stuff Matt, big disappointment on the big ones, agreed on the little ones, IMO they performed better and you could customize them. Fun to watch, 👍
I just don't know how well the little ones are going to hold up. I'm guessing they are the same pump. They are just driven much harder.
@@ObsessedGarage Obsessed Garage that's true and totally agree with you on that, probably doesn't even make sense to look at this brand at all. I believe you mentioned your going to test the "pro" series of every band, so those will be fun to see your findings. Also, looking around this morning found a machine called Comet Static 1700, is Italian made, looks to be great from the specs, wondering if you have seen it or heard of it. Thanks for the reply, 👍
Has anyone seen the actual real world measurements on the AR613?
The whole time I watched this I was thinking about water spots on the wrx after watching all the detail videos on that car I was cringing thinking of all the water in the air 🤪
Does anyone know if he has done this to the kranzle? Just to double check it. ?????
Yes. 1.96 GPM w/ 4.0 Nozzle at 975 PSI on the K1322TST. I haven't done the K1122TST yet, but it will be similar.
When the Cash Cab guy stops doing Cash Cab. :)
Matt what happened to m3 wash video that you uploaded a few hours ago. It dissapeared
I was all ready to watch and then pooof it was gone...
I know!!!
Al It appears to be back now.
Watched a bunch of videos over the past few days and man u gotta cheer up. Always look so unhappy and have such a negative tone. I hope all is well man.
That's just my face.
@@ObsessedGarage 😂😂😂
He's mad and throwing a temper tantrum, cuz they're not the kranzle units that he's trying to get everyone to buy!!!!!
What’s your take on the Comet Static 1700 pressure washer? Any info would be helpful, I’m looking into buying one but still not sure.
The output and operation are not bad. The rest of it is a complete mess. Shipping, packaging, hose, reel, inlet, etc. are all really not good. But there is potential to make is viable. I'm just not sure it will make sense to have the inferior pump and have it still cost $1000.
Obsessed Garage
Do you think the numbers are close or accurate, they say it puts out 1300 psi and 2.2 gpm? Now are you talking about the pro package they sale for $800? They have some upgrades on the gun, foam cannon and other things.
And how does it compare to the kranzel 1322?
I have lots of questions like everyone else but I’m looking to buy the Comet or your kranzel and we are looking at a 600 dollar difference If I get the full package on the kranzel. And this will be use for my mobile detailing.
Thanks for your help.
@@Mrjozz011 1.86 at 950 psi with 4.0
Swagura Mutsuki do you owned a comet or know someone who has one?
@@Mrjozz011 check matt moreman instagram he already tested the comet 1700
83rd yes
Hi, Is there a spreadsheet available in Excel? if so, do men ask for mail?
I haven't finished it yet. It will be published on my website.
Are you going to test the comet static pressure washer?
Yes.
Link doesnt work
Is that a REF 50 in the background????
Yep!
Mad scientist Matt . Would you consider extending pressure washer testing to include :
-Comet
-POWER 2200 PSI [1.76 GPM , induction motor]
Can I ask how your calculating GPM based off the weight? What's the equation?
32:08
Bucket is 2.8 pounds. Water weight is 8.34 lb. per gallon.
@@ObsessedGarage oh ok my mistake. I thought you had zeroed out the scale to account for the bucket already. Makes sense.
Does inlet pressure have any effect on output pressure?
It does not.
@@ObsessedGarage damn, then how are all of these pos pumps under performing
Did you ever test the AR BLUE 613K model?
No need. That one is far inferior to the 630TSS.
Obsessed Garage okay, good to know. Are you set up to custom this one out through your store as well? Thx Matt
Is there two models in this 630 line, a 630 standard cold and then the 630 TSS HOT? Thx
I wish we could have had a control first, like the 1122 or the wall mount one. To see how one of the endorsed machines perform in these tests.
I'll do that last. It's not really a fair comparison.
I would hope that it blows them out of the water, but knowing the incumbent product before going through these would have been nice. No matter what, I’m tuned in for the duration.
Can’t this pump draw water or needs to be fed?
These are not self priming.
Obsessed Garage thanks
The karcher is a disappointment too
I'm sure it will be.
Lets see the AR Blue MAX
That's the exact same as the AR2N1 with different sized nozzles. Those are terrible.
Even the pump?
@@da6thmane094 Matt's wrong on that pressure washer... It may look the same but it is not the same. That one has an Induction motor and the pump is different. The AR2n1 has a universal motor and a diff pump. He says he tested every single one of the ARBlue products but that is a lie. He never tested that one.
its that time to check how shitty mine is
"but matt, its italian made, it ez top qualitee"
You have a good content but your mood makes your video to be boring. We are not in a burial, cheer up.
I agree.
First
So?!
After watching this I know just as much as I did before I watch it. Boring, a waste of time, useless information for real world applications.
3rs
Long video short, just say its junk. Jesus Christ!
First :)
So?! Get a life!