The Best Electric Pressure Washer Under $200?

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Title	:	The Best Electric Pressure Washer Under $200?
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I'd be curious to see a review of cordless options!
Comment from : @theclaxton

Which self priming pressure washer would you recommend?
Comment from : @kingmali8854

Thanks Nice to see this video
Comment from : @lnstall_Wizard

Your photo only shows three pressure washers and nothing in title I wouldve clicked on your video sooner if I knew it was more of a comparison larger scale in title or photo! Just heads up Great work
Comment from : @hayesclawson6387

Great video and reviews, thank you I’m considering the craftsman as it’s readily available and need to know if it will work ok to gravity feed from my 5gal bucket with a spigot near the bottom for the hose to attach Bucket would be in the rear of my cargo van for dirt bike washing Much appreciated sir 👊
Comment from : @airtimeal8744

I like the electric craftsmen for washing the car and have a gas pressure washer for big jobs at home
Comment from : @lrodecw

Wow great video!!
Comment from : @cameronwilburn6830

Strangely there seem to be two Craftsman models that are similar Lowes sells a Craftsman 1800 while Amazon sells Craftsman 1700
Comment from : @jaymedina3142

Lmao that “SBR” joke probably went over alot of heads
Comment from : @el_andrew_

Really disappointed by the Karcher Germans are known for some good quality products and engineering Being that it has its own wand and hose setup makes it difficult to upgrade it and outsource parts Great review! 👍👍
Comment from : @stevo388

Does the craftsman have guick connect capabilities for tips and hoses? If so can you upgrade the hoses to a more flexible and bigger diameter? Also can you mount or guick connect a foam Cannon to the wand? I looked at them yesterday at Lowes, the electric 1800 psi but didn't have my eye glasses They were listed at $14900 and I will probably go get one today unless you can tell me about a better one, which one you'd buy Thank You
Comment from : @richmoakley

Hello Mr Tools Tested! Very informative video, thanks for that! brbrI'm currently researching pressure washers with the intent to launch one on the US market in the near future I'm wondering if there's a way I could pick your brain a little about them? I'm trying to lock down a list of ideal features and specs in relation to the US market Would you have the time for a few back and forth messages about pressure washers? If so, what is the best way to contact you, do you have an email or some other contact? I appreciate your time in reading this and hope you can find some time for me!brbrMany thanks! brPhilip
Comment from : @PhilBot4OOO

Wow amazing
Comment from : @MrMentalpuppy

Let me sing you the song of my people lolbrbrYou should try to run a few of these together, like a super pressure washer
Comment from : @jsplasha

The ryobis, there were 3 at the store I went to 1800 1900 and 2000 with same flow 12brBut they are all rated for the same current draw Something not right there I bought the 2000 and now I think maybe should have got the 1800 I suspect they all have the same pump and motor
Comment from : @bunberrier

Hey could you do an updated torque wrench test as New torque wrenches have been released from gear wrench on their 120xp line I want to know their accuracy after 1000 cycles
Comment from : @borismancev6499

Interesting Most other reviews of the Ryobi 1800 rate it 1050 PSI and 14 GPM using a 25 orifice
Comment from : @eddie3692

Definitely would be interested in seeing some midrange priced electric pressure washers to see if there's any actual performance difference or are all 115v pressure washer roughly same due to amperage limitations Maybe the more expensive just have better quality components and longevity?
Comment from : @jerstuube

Good video BTW Hope it makes the Tool Show again, because this video has a broader potential audience than some of your others that have been referenced To boost up Subscribers
Comment from : @ccbowers

I'm curious about the higher end models that claim PSIs that seem impossible from 120V (eg 3000 PSI) -from otherwise reputable brands (Greenworks, Dewalt, to a lesser extent Westinghouse), not just no-name stuff online who routinely lie I am curious about that theoretical ceiling of pressure/flow from a 120V 15A source
Comment from : @ccbowers

I bought the Westinghouse to replace a Greenworks electric power washer So far it's been great and I love the form factor brbrPower washer attachment in the front and hose attachment in the back with wheels so you can drag it aroundbrbrPretty happy with the wand but I'll likely upgrade the hose to a flexzilla at some pointbrbrPut a quick connects on every pointbrbrWorks well with my chemical guys foam cannonbrbrNothing wrong with the Green Works Just like the form factor on this a little better
Comment from : @sociopathmercenary

What adapter do I need to connect a uberflex hose to the powryte?
Comment from : @larryaddison482

I like the audio test portion not all decibels are created equal The higher pitch ones are very annoying Additional tests could be items from Home Depot and Lowe's which are the most common DIY store Sun Joe comes to mind for budget home lawn and pressure washer equipment
Comment from : @fialee8

Have the Ryobi (caught it on sale at the local home cheapo with a 10 off coupon for $90) coupled with an Essential Washer gun ($40) & Uberflex (blue) hose ($50) and the MJJC Pro 2 foam cannon ($80) The combo lays Adam's Mega Foam ($50/gal) like a champ--super thick
Comment from : @strykerentllc

Is the side of the garage you did this test on the same side you had to dig out and fix a couple years back?
Comment from : @andrewscott8892

Are you testing on 120 or 230v? It tends to make a huge difference on pressure washers On 230v you can get over 3kw units while 120v tends to be limited to 18kw
Comment from : @KeijonAutoVuokra

Top content! Thank you
Comment from : @LibertyFirst1789

Please put about 10 hrs on each one and run the psi and gpm test again That will give you a better result on which one is better quality
Comment from : @ssclassof2000

Nice! Could you do one for battery operated pressure washers?
Comment from : @hlpang1075

Thorough analysis as usual I’m amazed that offering an electric pw without a gfci plug is even allowed, especially given how many times the one on the Portland I had was tripped while using
Comment from : @Roadhardd