AMAZING! OFF GRID Pressure washer! Review of the Greenworks Pro 60V Pressure Washer
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- Опубліковано 31 жов 2021
- We do a product review on a battery operated pressure washer by Greenworks. It doesn't require a city water system or 110v power. Greenworks Pro 60v pressure washer.
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#historicpreservation #abandonedplaces #greenworks
This is another restoration video of our historic house. We saw this historic house for sale that had wonderful stone masonry and was mostly a brick house. The Romanesque architecture was amazing for this cheap house. With the slate roof and the masonry repair we had to do it was a great renovating house. We have to cope with termites damage and termite repair. The stained glass and fireplace mantels were amazing. If you are looking for abandoned historic homes or abandoned places look no further. We don't have any scary stories but a virtual house tour of the Mooreland House aka Mooreland Mansion aka Harrodsburg Castle aka Ashfeld Manor is a great place to follow.
Our DIY historic preservation videos are not necessarily how to videos. We get a lot of inspiration from some of our favorite channels like Wild Wonderful Off Grid, Pure Living for Life, Onboard Lifestyles, Mike Haduck Masonry and many more. We love our little castle on the hill. - Навчання та стиль
Looks like it does a great job! Ms. Mooreland will look great after a wash.
For right now we are only using it sparingly.
The washer worked wonders with the stone and I could already see in Frank's eyes how he was cleaning the balcony and the columns. A good purchase, it will make cleaning easier, only the water supply would be useful, but also from the container it did an excellent job.
It worked well for what it is.
I want one for my car! Lol I cant wait to see those light posts in front of the house power washed. Very impressive
Yes, it works better than expected.
It would be hard to stop! Your place is going to look so nice when those stones are all cleaned off. What a difference it will make! That is a great little tool!
It was easy for us to stop. We have too much to get done before winter.
@@moorelandhouse Winter? What's that? Ha! I'm living in denial. It was 34 degrees outside when I went to work this morning... I'm not ready for this. Hopefully it's not that cold for you all yet.
It was 28 here. Our videos are still from the summer though.
Thats a great helper! Nice review, You should have been sponsored. Enjoyed.
Thanks!
Someone finaly made a video about this. You're off-grid but posting videos 😅Thank you!
No problem!!
Finally found a review on this beast! Thanks!
It works great!
Hey! Have you ever considered making an in depth video on this product? A lot of people have shown interest and your video is the only video out there showing a lot of details on it. There are still so many questions to be answered specially how well foam cannons work with this pressure washer and how long batteries last specially for people who would use to wash their cars etc. Thanks and I hope you do.
We will see what we can do.
oooh and you have windows back in the facade.. really enjoying following your great work on this super gracious old home. i look forward to every episode.... thanks
The "windows" are just thick clear vinyl stapled to some 2x4s.
What a cool castle! Can't wait to see the end result.
Thanks! We have a bit more to do before we get to the end result. =)
Great review!
It's a good little machine.
See Kerry answered my question, November, a bit cold, to be using water? Great product, esp with no electricity & water..
Kerry is pretty smart!
Yeah I’m boxing part took way too long. It made this video kind of slow in an interesting. I just wanted to see you use it on the front of their house right away because that’s the first thing I noticed the sales needed was a good power wash. Now I’m gonna go take a nap
Thanks for the feedback!
That’s amazing for battery. Nice job!
That's what we thought!
Cool!
We never even knew these existed.
Hey, the pressure washer is amazing.
We thought it worked very well.
I have the 40v version, and something I would like to point out is that these units perform at their peak psi with a garden hose attached. The pressure of a garden hose is just more beneficial to the overall psi output than a gravity fed bucket. But if you don't have a hose available, this is a great alternative. I thought about upgrading to the 60v version. It's on sale right now for $149.99. My 40v version is only 900-1100 psi. (The same models have different psi readings in different countries...?) My guess is that in the UK, the pressure is benchmarked with a hose and in the US it's benchmarked with the bucket. But I'm just guessing. Also, the 40v works very well with the turbo nozzle for anyone that's wondering. So this 60v one should also work just fine with it as well.
Thanks! We haven't tried it with a hose yet.
How does that 40v version work with a foam cannon?
@@ForceFreddy mine came with one and I think it does a great job throwing suds.
I seen your comment on DIY Different, & came to check this castle out. Very cool indeed subscribed! Can’t wait to catch up, & see what’s to come. Merry Christmas 🎄 God Bless
Merry Christmas and welcome to our channel.
You have one of if not the only review I could find on UA-cam. Thanks for taking the time to make it. I’ll be purchasing tomorrow!
Thanks! It really is great for what it is.
@@moorelandhouse hi is this same as greenworks 5104607 gdc60 cordless pressure washer 60v but different part number cant find this 1800 psi anywhere
We will look at it and see.
@@shabulhaque333 The model number on ours is 5109002T. On the website it says it is out of stock. www.greenworkstools.com/pro-60v-cordless-portable-pressure-washer-5109002t
@@moorelandhouse thanks for the quick update hmm i must of got the wrong one then but my one is powered by 60v battery and the tool says greenworks gdc60 pressure wash hmm🤔 🤔
I have the 40v and have been using it for 18 months to wash my car and that of friends and relatives. The batteries are stupidly expensive with an 8 minute running time for the 2.0ah. I have 4 individual batteries just in case. I customized the pressure washer with a custom short handle gun and a separate snow foam lance, but recently swapped the latter for a IK foam pro 12 to reduce battery consumption. It works well for my needs and having seen UA-cam reviews of the Ryobi and Worx cordless pressure washers, I'm definitely sticking with Greenworks for the foreseeable future.
Yes, we really like it. Without running water, pressure washing our stones would be impossible.
@@moorelandhouse To be honest I haven't tried it on my garden stones yet, only on the car exterior. I was amazed from what I saw in your video, that is some mighty cleaning power! The 60v batteries are hard to come by, there's only 1 available on Amazon and multiples of 40v, but it's a $30-40 price difference.
I have the opposite problem. I have an IK foam pro 12 and I am trying to find a portable pressure washer with a quick connect so that I can use a foam cannon and get rid of the foam pro 12.
Zappy how does regular snow foam cannons work on the 40v? Do you get good foaming or do you feel like you’ll prefer more psi? I have an Ik foam pro 12 and want to get rid of it to only use the greenworks with some batteries and foam cannon. Do you mind giving me some details as UA-cam videos are so hard to find on this. Thanks!
So enjoy your videos and the work that you are doing. I’m curious if you’ve heard of or seen the youtube channel “the restoration nation”? A couple who restore period homes back to their original look, as much as is possible. I mention them because they may be an enjoyable and knowledgeable source of information as well as like minded folks to yourselves. God bless.
Yes, we are subscribed to them.
I noticed that there is a product that cleans tombstones that might help clean your front porch.
The front portico is dark because it is holding a lot of moisture. The stone work was redone with regular cement mortar and it traps the water in the stone.
@@moorelandhouse do you have to re-do the porch in the future and remove the cement?
We might be able to chip out some of the mortar joints and repoint them with lime mortar. We hopefully won't have to redo the whole thing.
Thanks. Just bought one.
Hopefully it works as well as ours did.
Do you know where to buy it on line?
We got it from greenworkstools.com
@@moorelandhouse They do not distribute this model in the UK🙁
Maybe they have the 40v one. It's not as powerful though.
my sister has 2 greenworks lawnmowers. She wanted a snow thrower but reviews say stay away.
Thanks for the heads up!
I have the 40v version, would of been great to see u wash a car with it and try out the snow foam attachment. Seems a bit different to the one i received
Interesting...
Any idea how long this runs with 2 batteries? I have a 60v mower with the 2 batteries. This would be a nice addition. I just bought a Kolbalt 40v which is 600 psi on clearance for 20 dollars. Should have grabbed more. It only lasts about 20 mins. It's a nice little unit to wash the car or wheels. Even takes the green mold off the siding and shed.
We don't have city water so we have never been able to supply enough water to test the duration of the batteries. You don't realize how much water you go through when hooked up with a hose. =)
I have 4 separate 2.0ah 40v Greenworks batteries that lasts for 8 minutes each. However, the 20 litre bucket filled with water only lasts 4 minutes with non-stop use. In the 18 months I've been using it, I need four 25 litre water containers filled to the max, although if I miss out the contact wash when I'm using Bilt Hamber Touchless, I only use 2/3 water containers, approx 60-75 litres. I'm trying to reduce water consumption even with the contact wash, and that's why the Greenworks cordless pressure washer is very convenient when it comes to saving water and using what you really need. My neighbours always look at me confused when I'm filling the Greenworks bucket from the 25 litre water container but I need to do this to practice for when I'm washing my car away from my home. It would be really embarrassing if I started a mobile car wash business and I ran out of water halfway. 100 litres of water per car is satisfactory, but if you don't do contact wash, then this can be reduced to 50 litres (2 water containers).
Is that vine playing tricks on me, or do you have structural damage to the stone on this place? Great review on the pair washer....I came here to see if it would be a good fit for masonry restoration haha
There is plenty of structure damage. We are getting a handle on it though.
🐦🐦Um, we're sorry, but in our defense the berries were delicious! 😁
Ew...
There is another 60v version. Probably more expensive. It siphons from bucket or fed from tap, instead of gravity feed, can use 2 batteries and the best part it can be plugged in for power.
We will have to check that one.
But when running on batteries, the AC/DC model has less pressure than the battery-only model: 1550 psi vs. 1800.
@@PaulStregevsky it's about convience. When you can plug in no other choice but battery or other choice not donthe project.
do you know any link for alternate battery?
No, sorry.
Can you use 80 volts baterry.
I don't think it's compatible.
What batterys do you use?
We have one 4 amp hour and one 6 amp hour.
@@moorelandhouse i mean like what kind of greenworks 60v 2.0ah?
Sorry about that. Just checked and they are 60v 2.0 ah. My memory didn't quite work like it was supposed to.
@@moorelandhouse Ok thanks!
This 60v greenworks or Ryobi 40v whisper with two 6ah batteries and fast charger for $599?
Don't know anything about the Ryobi.
@@moorelandhouse How many batteries can be installed? Just one or double?How long the battery lasted at your single set up?
It's just one battery at a time. We don't have running water so the most we ever used it at one time was about 10 gallons of water. It didn't use much battery for that.
@@moorelandhouse how many minutes for 10 gallons?
@@JiMmY-fm9xq Sorry that we never timed it. It goes pretty quick though. If you have a hose to fill the tub it could go for quite a while. We just used it sparingly and it wasn't really an endurance test.
How long do the batteries last?
We have never had enough water to last through a battery. We don't have running water and it goes pretty fast.
How long did it last how many minutes?
The five gallons in the tub is used up in less than 4 minutes. It wouldn't be for a big job unless you had a way to continue filling the tub.
Sorry I mean battery charge last
We have never been able to test the endurance of the battery. We have never had that much water.
What is the model numer?
Model # 5109002T