Nice machine. I used the attachment to clean the driveway in a few hours. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hMtngtykp9qwYKs.html

I'm used to a previous unit at 4200 psi ... but, the compactness of this unit is nice when storage space is limited in my HOA home. And, it's much lighter than the previous as well, easy for one person to lift if transporting. Had this unit for 1 week now, (Father's Day gift) my driveway is pretty deep and this puppy did fine as long as I did not rush the surface cleaner. If the Honda engine cranks as easily a year from now (using pure gas with no ethanol added), then I'll call this purchase a win.

Thanks!

very nice indeed

Awesome! Thank you!

Yes on ethanol free in all lawn equipment, plus stabilizer. I never tried camping fuel.

Mine works great every time. I use it maybe twice a month.

@DrBDIY yeah I psyche myself out alot of times

Lesco 15-5-10, and compost.

No. In the manual, the oil is filled at cap B and the fuel is filled at cap L. See this manual on page ii : images.thdstatic.com/catalog/pdfImages/f1/f12ee5be-a6ff-40b3-880d-ec36364c114d.pdf

Fuel Tank Capacity ..................................................................................................0.24 gal. Honda GCV200 engine........................................................................................................202cc Maximum Pounds Per Square Inch Pressure* .................................................3300 psi Maximum Gallons Per Minute*.............................................................2.5 gpm Maximum Inlet Water Temperature ...................................................................104˚F

Loud popping noises might be a backfire. Backfire happens when there is too much air in the combustion process. If the unit is new, call the manufacturer. One cause of backfires is gasoline with too much ethanol. Try to use an ethanol free gasoline in your yard equipment.

In my power tools I use a non ethanol gas, usually regular.

Use unleaded gasoline up to 10% ethanol. Premix fuel stabilizer in fuel can, then add to pressure washer. I use non ethanol gasoline.

I think it's a safety blurb I read when adding gas or oil. I suppose someone could accidentally pull the cord when the gas or oil screw tops were open and the liquids would shoot out.

Alrighty I was asking because I was going through the steps while watching the video and I accidentally missed the part where you said to make sure switch was off

@@theboii2322 Yeah, I think it was a caution statement on the yellow fold-out sheet.... can't recall.

@@DrBDIY thank you for your quick response! And the video was real helpful!

I followed all steps and it will not start any reason why but on manual it said all but 2 of the 14 oz container and my container was only 12 oz so I put it all in would that be why

There are a lot of dry particulates on the surfaces we clean. Pollen, dust, grass clippings, etc. I wear a mask to keep from inhaling as much, especially during allergy season. The pressure washer will blow some of that around just in front of the moisture .

@@DrBDIY Understood. I appreciate the reply.

Allergies were bad.

I don't know anything about the electric pressure washer. Sorry.