Seeing your videos couldn't be more timely as I'm evaluating electric pressure washers and foam cannons to use on my 1970 Chevelle. Yours are some of the most detailed and well done, well articulated and in-depth reviews of any product line I've seen on UA-cam. Extremely helpful. Based on all of the ones I've looked at that you've done, I think I'm going with this one. Yes, I don't like the lack of motor stop technology and the resulting noise, but all of the other features and benefits far outweigh that slight annoyance and as you said, with a 50' hose option, I won't be that close to it anyway, and for that matter, I can pu it in the garage while using it, close the door without clamping the hoses, and piece of cake. Keep up the great work.
lol damn i just bought a ryobi i should have waited just one more week for this review 😂😂. absolutely love your opinions and testing on all the equipment very in depth and informational. bought the stubby gun with quick disconnects and the flexzilla 50’ pressure washer hose and can’t believe i ever detailed cars without them. thank you Josh you put a lot of effort into bringing these videos to us and i can say this we all appreciate it 🤘🏼🤘🏼. look forward to future videos.
I love my little Greenworks 2,000 psi/1.8gpm PW, they made my a believer in their brand. This looks like a nice upgrade, but I think I'll stick with my current machine until they get these a little closer to gas powered. It would be nice to use the 2,000 psi unit I have for around the house stuff, and something with 3,000 psi or more for stubborn stuff on the driveway. It's too bad the amperage draw is too high to allow high PSI and high GPM, seems like we're stuck favoring one or the other. Thank goodness for the wide tip variety out there, the different orifice sizes really do make a big difference.
Great content as always! Just started detailing my own car with buckets only. Would love to have this great pressure washer but to high for my budget. I enjoy all your reviews and honesty.
You don't have to buy this one! Their are lots of options that are cheaper. Can get something entry level and get a more expensive model when you can afford it. The entry level might be all you need!
True what James said… especially if you’re a DIYer. Home Depot has a refurbishment center and sells at great prices. I got the Ryobi 1600 for like 64 bucks. Works flawlessly
Hey brother, I just recently started following your channel and I love it! I'm not sure if you have a vid on this topic, but could you guide me into the right direction on your pick for a good pressure washer under the $200 range. Primarily for cleaning our RV and car. Maybe some light deck cleaning as well. Thank you so much!
That capped piece that covers the spring mechanism is NOT the pressure relief valve. That is the adjustment knob/screw for the Unloader. The pressure relief valve will be a much smaller piece, which I believe is underneath the water outlet in this case.
Great video Josh, Informative as always and I loved you put the numbers out right from the start. Still watched to completion but cool you got that out there from the start. I also am not the biggest fan of the ramp up for car detailing. But for home use, no biggie. I’m really curious if you are going to be getting the Active 2.0 coming out. Looks to be just the ticket. Ive got one on order from OG. Keep up the good work!
Thank you for your videos!! I have a large concrete patio and will be getting a pool installed next spring an am in the market for a new pressure washer. Currently have a Sun Joe 2030 and it is cumbersome and just doesn't seem to do the trick. I am going to purchase a pressure washer surface cleaner; so with that said, which of the three GreenWorks would you recommend with that much concrete. Thank you. I've learned a lot about pressure washers!
That name for 5jat power draw when I first start a motor load is in rush current. I work in a field where we deal with battery backups for the home and we pay very close attention to AC's especially since they have large amounts of in rush l. Some appliances will show this rating as LRA on their nameplate which stands for locked rotor amps. PS you can change ur breaker type to a HACR breaker which is rated for that brief period of increased amperage, pretty much a breaker for /HVAC.
I would also take that black rubber thing off because I’m pretty sure that a thermal valve or even worse it could be a way for the engine to breath kind of acting like a carburetor I had a unit with a plug like that and I never took it off and it ruined the washer
Hey Josh you think they would let you review their similar hybrid model? It uses either a cord or cordless using 2 of there 60v batteries. Since you also live in California you know they're trying to get rid of everything gas powered and I wonder if that model would be any good if I were to only use the battery and not the outlet.
Hi Josh and thank you for taking the time to make video tutorials on top of your business 👍 Please help me out by recommending what will be a good in home personal use pressure washer and perhaps to do some friends and family on & off and perhaps maybe later upgrade for a mobile detailing business? 🙏 My brain is about to explode by so many out there and can't choose the right one and here is when you jump in 😁
Damn it! I believe I finally find a power washer that I want, on sale for a price I would be more than content to pay, and now it is no longer on sale. I probably just missed the sale, considering this video was uploaded only ten days prior to my post here, and GreenWorks likely had it on sale for a week. Just my luck!!! I'm not paying $699 for that unit. . . . $524, yes, but $699 nope! I guess it is back to the hurry-up-and-wait mode. It took me three months to find this unit, and barely miss the sale. Will it be another three months, or four months until I find an adequate model, that I feel I could be satisfied with owning without any buyer's remorse, and then what? Do I miss the next sale by half a day??? Maybe if I consume enough libations, I could relief myself outside, and use the power of urination to clean all!!!!
Hey Josh great video only seeing now in 2024 but what machine would you recommend that has the total stop but with a great pump that isn't over 500$ ? Would it be the active 2.0 or something else?
Removing the washer from the tray to mount into mobile unit. What unit would you pick? This or the AR630 with the AR being probably 100+ more expensive? Or, really go with a cheaper unit? Cheaper would be way better but it has to get the job done. Something like the Pro 2700? Or something else in the 350 price range?
Thanks Josh it looks great and the 70db level at idle is pretty quiet. I am wondering if the pump is serviceable like some of the more expensive ones that you have tested. Thanks for info on the lower price as well.
I have to have total stop or I'm going over to shut it off. also you have to invest in some 4.0 4.5 orifice nozzles we want to know what it gets on flow at the 900 1000 psi range
Love your reviews! Very through. Any plans to review SunJoe SPX4800, 3200.psi washer? Love to see it's real performance compared to Green works pro 3000psi.
Yeah, total stop, power lag and price point is tough to swallow. BUT, the adjustable power to adapt to the tip is pretty snappy. If you had to choose between this one, the Adams and Blue, what would you pick?
This 2500 model isn't even listed on their website. What is the long term feedback on this unit that appears to already be discontinued? Please advise. It doesn't leave a good feeling if you promoted this unit that doesn't seem to exist less than one year later after your positive review.
Josh and friends of Josh, it's on sale right now for $489.99 or $210 off and it has free shipping. Mine comes in today 4/26/2023 and I ordered it two days ago.
@@adamg.1845 it was at Greenworks but is sold out. I used Josh's link but that doesn't work any more because they don't have it. Keep your eyes on Lowes, they still have a version but it is $699 now. I used it to clean a patio and it bettered my old gas powered 3200 PSI. No maintenance.
I call BS on the Greenworks Pro 3000, getting 1900 PSi at 1.75 gpm. In that review/comparison video you clearly showed on video that the Pro 3000 was getting 1000 Psi with the 3.5 orifice tip. So how did it all of a sudden jump to 1900 Psi?
Love the content. As this was the last power washer review did you see the new chemical guys branded power washer. ? When it is readily available will we see a review?
I've used this sprayer several times now on brick pavers, a wood deck, patio, and a driveway. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkx43QMbQqu67IZadu9ou8Sg1BdrunMRNqX It has performed as expected on all surfaces. For larger areas like the decks and patios, I think I will be looking into a surface cleaner attachment to speed up the job, or at least make it a little easier. Hose and sprayer connections are tool-less, tight, and quick. I used the yellow nozzle on the concrete/brick surfaces, and the pressure was adequate for cleaning those surfaces.I am disappointed that these units are still being shipped with a nozzle storage holder that allows them to vibrate out of the holder way too easily and become lost, but I don't want to knock off a star for that reason. The functional part of the washer works very well, so I would recommend this product.
Hey Josh I’ve been watching your videos and I’m wanting to paint correct my car and I’m not sure what to buy. i don’t have any products or anything I’m wanting a good paint correct for my 25 year old Miata and to remove scratches and swirls and make the paint shine again what would you recommend?
Do you have a polisher? If not you can go super cheap and get the Bauer from harbor freight. I personally like the maxshine machines! If you use code imjoshv15 on their site it will get you 15% off. maxshinecarcare.com I personally use the the m15 pro. The for compound and polish there are tons but meguiars m110 and m210 and great choices www.amazon.com/dp/B07L1XMCQ2/?tag=detailgreen-20
@@imjoshv I picked up the maxshine m8s v2 with your code and the bundle for $165! Thanks for that and I ordered the other stuff I needed of Amazon and I should have everything this weekend to get started when it cools off in my garage
Hey Chris Depends on your needs. The Industrial pump rated at 1000 hours is definitely what \s driving the price up on this one. The Greenworks pro 2700 got the same numbers and is a great unit also at half the price or so.
@@imjoshv After going on a deep dive of all your pressure washer reviews (Thank you for such detailed and honest reviews by the way) I ended up going with the Ryobi 2300. Fingers crossed it can manage pressure washing concrete as well as detail the cars. Love your content keep it up!
Correct me if I'm wrong...my understanding of electric motors is that a brushless motor is the SAME as an induction motor?? Maybe you are confusing it with a cheaper universal motor?
so its $600 and doesnt perform any better than the $200-250 active? i get if its industrial grade it may last longer but for that price id also expect better #s no?
I believe I remember them saying the Active 2.0 is rated for 200 hours. 1000 hours is 5 times the longevity if the go according to numbers. Also the Active only gets a little more flow. There are many options out there so choose whatever works best for you. I personally got the GW Pro 2300 and it works great. I don't like the delay when I'm using a foam cannon but other than that it doesn't really affect me. Plus my wife would probably shoot me if I spent over $600 on a pressure washer.
The 3000psi got more psi withthe 3.5 tip… the 2700 model got the same same numbers as this unit. This one is just more expensive because it has the full blown industrial grade components. If you’re just looking to use it around the house for diy stuff just go with the 2700 or 3000 and save some money
yep adams mega foam, maxshine ultra foam, or chemical guys sticky snow foam. The CG sticky snow foam isnt quite as good, but its close and its cheaper amzn.to/3NzrFUb
Same.... I want to listen to my music or have a conversation without having to talk over a motor running. Greenworks to me has failed yet again to gain my business. All I want is an affordable induction motor with TSS and 1.8-2.0 gpm out of the box without modification. Right now I'm using a super cheap 2000psi 1.6gpm Ironmax pressure washer (the x shaped model) thats induction with tss but has a lower gpm but it's been running excellent for two years. I paid a little over $100 for it and I've been happy with it.
When they reached out to me, we spoke and they seemed very interested about total stop and I wouldn’t be surprised if they release something soon. However, I will still note that with the performance this gets, it’s much closer to a gas unit and this one is significantly quieter than a gas unit. But I totally get the total stop. I do love that feature
@@imjoshv I would also like to see one of these companies put in a adjustable pressure regulator like the gas ones do. Sometimes you might want to dial up the pressure to do some heavy duty cleaning around the house and then sometimes you want to dial it back to wash your car.
@@imjoshv Josh, I took your advice last month when you reviewed the Adams professional pw and I ordered it two days later. Finest purchase I've ever made. Incredible machine; and the quietness of the machine blew me away. I LOVE IT. Thank you 😊
@@imjoshv ugh. lol i prolly use it 30 times a yr. but i don’t want to buy another one in two or three yrs. i hate that which is why i won’t buy ryobi power tools lol
Yea im excited for that one. This one and the pther greenworks pros are probably a better solution for all around use including the house because of the way it works with the different tips. But the compact active 2.0 looks amazing especially for detailing cars
Very disappointed. As an Engineer, I was very cautious with researching prior to purchasing - this one seemed to be the one. Purchased one of these and it arrived in 3 days. It is missing the handle, missing the turbo nozzle, missing the knobs to attach the handle, missing the rubber foot on the bottom for when it's stood up and this is scratched badly, missing the stickers on the nozzle storage bracket. This is terrible for a pressure washer that's this expensive and it's not even a gas unit. It looks like it was either returned or just shipped out without any quality control. Terrible.
@@CC_Marauder Said they would send replacement. Switched their minds and just refunded. Most likely because they moved it to their commercial website and raised the price. I got it on sale for $490 directly on their site, and now it's moved to their commercial website for $770. Pretty disappointed they wouldn't honor replacing it like they said.
this is infuriating. they make a less well built 3000 psi pressure washer and why does this need to run all the time. this is just begging to make the customer wait for a better version
The 3000 is still well built and with it running all the time would you rather wait for the pressure when pulling the trigger or get almost immediate pressure?
This thing is terrible for the home DIY. No stop start. No point in even considering it then. 700. Lmao. What a joke. Get better one for way less then that. This should have been a warning video.
Seeing your videos couldn't be more timely as I'm evaluating electric pressure washers and foam cannons to use on my 1970 Chevelle. Yours are some of the most detailed and well done, well articulated and in-depth reviews of any product line I've seen on UA-cam. Extremely helpful. Based on all of the ones I've looked at that you've done, I think I'm going with this one. Yes, I don't like the lack of motor stop technology and the resulting noise, but all of the other features and benefits far outweigh that slight annoyance and as you said, with a 50' hose option, I won't be that close to it anyway, and for that matter, I can pu it in the garage while using it, close the door without clamping the hoses, and piece of cake. Keep up the great work.
We are so glad you love the UberFlex hose!
lol damn i just bought a ryobi i should have waited just one more week for this review 😂😂. absolutely love your opinions and testing on all the equipment very in depth and informational. bought the stubby gun with quick disconnects and the flexzilla 50’ pressure washer hose and can’t believe i ever detailed cars without them. thank you Josh you put a lot of effort into bringing these videos to us and i can say this we all appreciate it 🤘🏼🤘🏼. look forward to future videos.
Really nice pressure washer, great video Josh 👍😁
Thorough nice! Review THX MR. Josh!
I love my little Greenworks 2,000 psi/1.8gpm PW, they made my a believer in their brand. This looks like a nice upgrade, but I think I'll stick with my current machine until they get these a little closer to gas powered. It would be nice to use the 2,000 psi unit I have for around the house stuff, and something with 3,000 psi or more for stubborn stuff on the driveway. It's too bad the amperage draw is too high to allow high PSI and high GPM, seems like we're stuck favoring one or the other. Thank goodness for the wide tip variety out there, the different orifice sizes really do make a big difference.
Great video
Thanks!
Great content as always! Just started detailing my own car with buckets only. Would love to have this great pressure washer but to high for my budget. I enjoy all your reviews and honesty.
You don't have to buy this one! Their are lots of options that are cheaper. Can get something entry level and get a more expensive model when you can afford it. The entry level might be all you need!
True what James said… especially if you’re a DIYer. Home Depot has a refurbishment center and sells at great prices. I got the Ryobi 1600 for like 64 bucks. Works flawlessly
What do you think about the Greenworks 2300?
Hey brother, I just recently started following your channel and I love it! I'm not sure if you have a vid on this topic, but could you guide me into the right direction on your pick for a good pressure washer under the $200 range. Primarily for cleaning our RV and car. Maybe some light deck cleaning as well. Thank you so much!
That capped piece that covers the spring mechanism is NOT the pressure relief valve. That is the adjustment knob/screw for the Unloader. The pressure relief valve will be a much smaller piece, which I believe is underneath the water outlet in this case.
Great video Josh, Informative as always and I loved you put the numbers out right from the start. Still watched to completion but cool you got that out there from the start. I also am not the biggest fan of the ramp up for car detailing. But for home use, no biggie. I’m really curious if you are going to be getting the Active 2.0 coming out. Looks to be just the ticket. Ive got one on order from OG. Keep up the good work!
yea im excited to get my hands on the active 2.0
Thank you for your videos!! I have a large concrete patio and will be getting a pool installed next spring an am in the market for a new pressure washer. Currently have a Sun Joe 2030 and it is cumbersome and just doesn't seem to do the trick. I am going to purchase a pressure washer surface cleaner; so with that said, which of the three GreenWorks would you recommend with that much concrete. Thank you. I've learned a lot about pressure washers!
That name for 5jat power draw when I first start a motor load is in rush current. I work in a field where we deal with battery backups for the home and we pay very close attention to AC's especially since they have large amounts of in rush l. Some appliances will show this rating as LRA on their nameplate which stands for locked rotor amps.
PS you can change ur breaker type to a HACR breaker which is rated for that brief period of increased amperage, pretty much a breaker for /HVAC.
I would also take that black rubber thing off because I’m pretty sure that a thermal valve or even worse it could be a way for the engine to breath kind of acting like a carburetor I had a unit with a plug like that and I never took it off and it ruined the washer
Walmart did in deed roll up the price 139 out of stock nation wide. looks like you lucked out!
Hey Josh you think they would let you review their similar hybrid model? It uses either a cord or cordless using 2 of there 60v batteries. Since you also live in California you know they're trying to get rid of everything gas powered and I wonder if that model would be any good if I were to only use the battery and not the outlet.
Hi Josh and thank you for taking the time to make video tutorials on top of your business 👍
Please help me out by recommending what will be a good in home personal use pressure washer and perhaps to do some friends and family on & off and perhaps maybe later upgrade for a mobile detailing business? 🙏
My brain is about to explode by so many out there and can't choose the right one and here is when you jump in 😁
He's done all the legwork.
YOU must decide based on feedback.
Damn it! I believe I finally find a power washer that I want, on sale for a price I would be more than content to pay, and now it is no longer on sale. I probably just missed the sale, considering this video was uploaded only ten days prior to my post here, and GreenWorks likely had it on sale for a week. Just my luck!!! I'm not paying $699 for that unit. . . . $524, yes, but $699 nope! I guess it is back to the hurry-up-and-wait mode. It took me three months to find this unit, and barely miss the sale. Will it be another three months, or four months until I find an adequate model, that I feel I could be satisfied with owning without any buyer's remorse, and then what? Do I miss the next sale by half a day??? Maybe if I consume enough libations, I could relief myself outside, and use the power of urination to clean all!!!!
i think the video was great helpful info want this pressure washere
Thanks for watching!
I use the 1800 psi version works great
Hey Josh great video only seeing now in 2024 but what machine would you recommend that has the total stop but with a great pump that isn't over 500$ ? Would it be the active 2.0 or something else?
Removing the washer from the tray to mount into mobile unit. What unit would you pick? This or the AR630 with the AR being probably 100+ more expensive? Or, really go with a cheaper unit? Cheaper would be way better but it has to get the job done. Something like the Pro 2700? Or something else in the 350 price range?
Uberflex and Legacy Flexzilla pressure washer hoses are made in Peosta, Iowa by Propulse
Yep they sure are! The flexzilla hose has a custom color but other than that, they use the uberflex patent
Hey Josh, any 4th of July deals you’d recommend!? Honestly just looking to stack my arsenal!
You stated if you upgrade the hose, you won't have a delay between startups? Could you explain further?
Which pressure washers have full stop ability built into them and should to purge a washer of water after every use?
For around the house , and boats on salt water would you recommend the 2500 or the 2700. Thanks
What connector do I need to connect my Mckillans gun to the flexzilla hose?
Josh,
Greenworks 2700 psi washer. Where is the link to the 35 degree tip? Also what orfice is needed for the greenworks?
Thanks Josh it looks great and the 70db level at idle is pretty quiet. I am wondering if the pump is serviceable like some of the more expensive ones that you have tested. Thanks for info on the lower price as well.
I just read on the link that the pump is rebuildable.
What's the purpose of just spraying the vehicle with soap then rinsing it? Supposed to use a spong or brush after the soap.
What's the difference between the 2700 and 3000 pro and this model?
Is this good to clean siding and driveway
I have to have total stop or I'm going over to shut it off. also you have to invest in some 4.0 4.5 orifice nozzles we want to know what it gets on flow at the 900 1000 psi range
I’m still trying to find the product to connect two Uberflex hoses together. Nobody at Lowes had the answer. Part number please?
Love your reviews! Very through. Any plans to review SunJoe SPX4800, 3200.psi washer? Love to see it's real performance compared to Green works pro 3000psi.
Great idea! ill order one and test it out
@@imjoshv wow. I'll wait before buying it!
Yeah, total stop, power lag and price point is tough to swallow. BUT, the adjustable power to adapt to the tip is pretty snappy. If you had to choose between this one, the Adams and Blue, what would you pick?
I’m curious what your favorite pick would be for an electric with total stop, less lag, and more-favorable price-point.
Hay Josh , your title says this is 1.2gpm.. the website says 2.1gpm.
I think you transposed the numbers?
@IMJOSHV can you please review 3M Premium Liquid Wax
This 2500 model isn't even listed on their website.
What is the long term feedback on this unit that appears to already be discontinued?
Please advise.
It doesn't leave a good feeling if you promoted this unit that doesn't seem to exist less than one year later after your positive review.
Josh and friends of Josh, it's on sale right now for $489.99 or $210 off and it has free shipping. Mine comes in today 4/26/2023 and I ordered it two days ago.
Where?
@@adamg.1845 it was at Greenworks but is sold out. I used Josh's link but that doesn't work any more because they don't have it. Keep your eyes on Lowes, they still have a version but it is $699 now. I used it to clean a patio and it bettered my old gas powered 3200 PSI. No maintenance.
Is it loud af and no total stop?
He can't hear you to answer. His new Greenworks 2500 pressure washer damaged his hearing.
I call BS on the Greenworks Pro 3000, getting 1900 PSi at 1.75 gpm. In that review/comparison video you clearly showed on video that the Pro 3000 was getting 1000 Psi with the 3.5 orifice tip. So how did it all of a sudden jump to 1900 Psi?
Does it handle hot water????????
What is the max water inlet temp?????
Another great vid!! Nice unit, a little costly. You have foam yet?? How many cars you get done with your 50 gallons of water??
3-4 depending on size
@@imjoshv makes for a good days work. Are you still going to make your own soap/ foam for us follower’s to purchase?
What's the best pressure washer in your opinion ?????
What’s the max water inlet temp?
What voltage ⚡ is that
Love the content. As this was the last power washer review did you see the new chemical guys branded power washer. ? When it is readily available will we see a review?
Yep I actually just ordered it so I’m excited to test it out!!
Awesome. Looking forward to seeing how it ranks among the others.
I've used this sprayer several times now on brick pavers, a wood deck, patio, and a driveway. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkx43QMbQqu67IZadu9ou8Sg1BdrunMRNqX It has performed as expected on all surfaces. For larger areas like the decks and patios, I think I will be looking into a surface cleaner attachment to speed up the job, or at least make it a little easier. Hose and sprayer connections are tool-less, tight, and quick. I used the yellow nozzle on the concrete/brick surfaces, and the pressure was adequate for cleaning those surfaces.I am disappointed that these units are still being shipped with a nozzle storage holder that allows them to vibrate out of the holder way too easily and become lost, but I don't want to knock off a star for that reason. The functional part of the washer works very well, so I would recommend this product.
Hey Josh, were you using the 1.1 or the 1.25 orifice in the foam cannon for this video?
Hey Robert, it had the 1.1 in it.
He prefers and constantly suggests the 1.1.
Hey Josh I’ve been watching your videos and I’m wanting to paint correct my car and I’m not sure what to buy. i don’t have any products or anything I’m wanting a good paint correct for my 25 year old Miata and to remove scratches and swirls and make the paint shine again what would you recommend?
Do you have a polisher? If not you can go super cheap and get the Bauer from harbor freight. I personally like the maxshine machines! If you use code imjoshv15 on their site it will get you 15% off. maxshinecarcare.com I personally use the the m15 pro. The for compound and polish there are tons but meguiars m110 and m210 and great choices www.amazon.com/dp/B07L1XMCQ2/?tag=detailgreen-20
@@imjoshv I picked up the maxshine m8s v2 with your code and the bundle for $165! Thanks for that and I ordered the other stuff I needed of Amazon and I should have everything this weekend to get started when it cools off in my garage
but it is really worth more than double the price to the 2300 psi model (currently listed at 249.00) ?
Hey Chris
Depends on your needs. The Industrial pump rated at 1000 hours is definitely what \s driving the price up on this one. The Greenworks pro 2700 got the same numbers and is a great unit also at half the price or so.
@@imjoshv After going on a deep dive of all your pressure washer reviews (Thank you for such detailed and honest reviews by the way) I ended up going with the Ryobi 2300. Fingers crossed it can manage pressure washing concrete as well as detail the cars. Love your content keep it up!
Has anyone tried the 20 amp version of this?
Correct me if I'm wrong...my understanding of electric motors is that a brushless motor is the SAME as an induction motor?? Maybe you are confusing it with a cheaper universal motor?
Where did you get your spray bottle holders?
Max shine
@@MajusAnthony Thank you
Sucks it doesn’t have start/stop
Whats ur site
so its $600 and doesnt perform any better than the $200-250 active? i get if its industrial grade it may last longer but for that price id also expect better #s no?
I believe I remember them saying the Active 2.0 is rated for 200 hours. 1000 hours is 5 times the longevity if the go according to numbers. Also the Active only gets a little more flow. There are many options out there so choose whatever works best for you. I personally got the GW Pro 2300 and it works great. I don't like the delay when I'm using a foam cannon but other than that it doesn't really affect me. Plus my wife would probably shoot me if I spent over $600 on a pressure washer.
Is this more powerful than the 3000psi pro model?
Mainly looking for a good pressure washer to take dirt off of concrete
The 3000psi got more psi withthe 3.5 tip… the 2700 model got the same same numbers as this unit. This one is just more expensive because it has the full blown industrial grade components. If you’re just looking to use it around the house for diy stuff just go with the 2700 or 3000 and save some money
Thanks again Josh. Now your choice for just around the house 3000 psi Greenworks pro or 3000 psi ryobi?
What about the 2300 for around the house?
What's a very good soap for a foam gun?
Adams mega foam
And chemical guys sticky snow ball
yep adams mega foam, maxshine ultra foam, or chemical guys sticky snow foam. The CG sticky snow foam isnt quite as good, but its close and its cheaper amzn.to/3NzrFUb
Check out his video on both products
@@imjoshv Thank you! Have a fun and safe 4th of July holiday!
Hi, where can i contact you about the product sponsorship?
Just bought the 3000psi 2.3 gpm ..
Lowes has it for 349 and the 2300 for 249. Major differences?
@@adamg.1845 yeah just found out that the 3000 psi 1.5
Please link me to your site
This is another comment for the giveaway 😭😭😭💯💯
first!!
nice!
What happened to the reining champ, First from Puerto Rico?? Haha
And what?
🥠
What about those of us that still have gas pressure washers
I will use my gas pressure washer till death do us part
you have plenty pf psi and gpm for sure haha! Just a bit loud and have to deal with gas and oil, but a gas pressure washer is never a bad choice
Not being a total stop is a deal breaker for me.
Same.... I want to listen to my music or have a conversation without having to talk over a motor running. Greenworks to me has failed yet again to gain my business. All I want is an affordable induction motor with TSS and 1.8-2.0 gpm out of the box without modification. Right now I'm using a super cheap 2000psi 1.6gpm Ironmax pressure washer (the x shaped model) thats induction with tss but has a lower gpm but it's been running excellent for two years. I paid a little over $100 for it and I've been happy with it.
When they reached out to me, we spoke and they seemed very interested about total stop and I wouldn’t be surprised if they release something soon. However, I will still note that with the performance this gets, it’s much closer to a gas unit and this one is significantly quieter than a gas unit. But I totally get the total stop. I do love that feature
@@imjoshv I would also like to see one of these companies put in a adjustable pressure regulator like the gas ones do. Sometimes you might want to dial up the pressure to do some heavy duty cleaning around the house and then sometimes you want to dial it back to wash your car.
There's literally nothing wrong with pressing the off button.
@@thomasscargle5526 That's your opinion!
Would you recommend the greenworks over the Bauer or Ryobi or the Sun Joe which one do you think is the best ?thanks !!
What is the decibel level?
How loud it is
@@imjoshv Josh, I took your advice last month when you reviewed the Adams professional pw and I ordered it two days later. Finest purchase I've ever made. Incredible machine; and the quietness of the machine blew me away. I LOVE IT. Thank you 😊
What does increasing GPM do? Why would you want less psi washing a car? Using a foam cannon using a 1.1 orifice it everything remains the same!
Gpm is moving more mass over surface area vs psi on focused small area. Similar to sponge vs jack hammer.
why is the 3000 psi unit so much cheaper than the 2500 psi one🙄
The industrial 1000 hour pump
so do u rec the 2500 vs the 3000 bcz of those diffs?
@@imjoshv ty so u rec the 2500 vs the 3000 one based on these diffs?
@@rikkitikki1256 not necessarily. If you aren’t using it everyday and don’t need a 1000 pump I’d save the money and go with the cheaper option.
@@imjoshv ugh. lol i prolly use it 30 times a yr. but i don’t want to buy another one in two or three yrs. i hate that which is why i won’t buy ryobi power tools lol
Won’t consider it with no total stop. Also too loud for me
Nah....I'll stick with getting an Active 2.0.
Yea im excited for that one. This one and the pther greenworks pros are probably a better solution for all around use including the house because of the way it works with the different tips. But the compact active 2.0 looks amazing especially for detailing cars
I heard you can’t use 1.1 orrifice with the Active 2.0 because it’ll trip the power
700 dollars? No way in this economy.
ok then buy a ryobi now then another a couple yrs later
I'll still take the craftsman 2100.
...straight to the trash in short order.
Very disappointed. As an Engineer, I was very cautious with researching prior to purchasing - this one seemed to be the one. Purchased one of these and it arrived in 3 days. It is missing the handle, missing the turbo nozzle, missing the knobs to attach the handle, missing the rubber foot on the bottom for when it's stood up and this is scratched badly, missing the stickers on the nozzle storage bracket. This is terrible for a pressure washer that's this expensive and it's not even a gas unit. It looks like it was either returned or just shipped out without any quality control. Terrible.
Oh man that’s a bummer. Where do you order it from?
@@imjoshv Directly from Greenworks. I was excited for it but not anymore. Calling them today to discuss.
Resolution?
@@CC_Marauder Said they would send replacement. Switched their minds and just refunded. Most likely because they moved it to their commercial website and raised the price. I got it on sale for $490 directly on their site, and now it's moved to their commercial website for $770. Pretty disappointed they wouldn't honor replacing it like they said.
Duly noted
this is infuriating. they make a less well built 3000 psi pressure washer and why does this need to run all the time. this is just begging to make the customer wait for a better version
The 3000 is still well built and with it running all the time would you rather wait for the pressure when pulling the trigger or get almost immediate pressure?
This thing is terrible for the home DIY. No stop start. No point in even considering it then. 700. Lmao. What a joke. Get better one for way less then that. This should have been a warning video.
2300 on sale at Lowe’s for $249 and 3000 for $349. I agree with you