Mark Sutcliffe
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Going to dip my toe in the water..
So I know industry standard is minimum 13lpm petrol washer etc.. im not a big fan of using a petrol motor with everything round here being in a clean air zone etc.. it wouldn't apply to a petrol washer but it's heading that way..
I'm planning a day a week or maybe 2 doing pressure washing and habe seen the kar..cher hd range.. its the grey ones..
Borrowed one and they're a whole different thing to the yellow ones.. im looking at one that kicks out 11lpm with 190 bar.. joined onto a surface cleaner..
Issue is it's a karcher..
So pro's
Cheaper to run
Lighter
Quieter
East to take to base if it breaks
Plenty of spare parts etc
Environment friendly with np emissions
Cons..
It looks like something a customer can hire, even if its not
Repairs are £££
Thinking of Some clever marketing to get across that its not a petrol one. Am I in denial here, I'd not turn up with a puzzi for carpets mind..
So I know industry standard is minimum 13lpm petrol washer etc.. im not a big fan of using a petrol motor with everything round here being in a clean air zone etc.. it wouldn't apply to a petrol washer but it's heading that way..
I'm planning a day a week or maybe 2 doing pressure washing and habe seen the kar..cher hd range.. its the grey ones..
Borrowed one and they're a whole different thing to the yellow ones.. im looking at one that kicks out 11lpm with 190 bar.. joined onto a surface cleaner..
Issue is it's a karcher..
So pro's
Cheaper to run
Lighter
Quieter
East to take to base if it breaks
Plenty of spare parts etc
Environment friendly with np emissions
Cons..
It looks like something a customer can hire, even if its not
Repairs are £££
Thinking of Some clever marketing to get across that its not a petrol one. Am I in denial here, I'd not turn up with a puzzi for carpets mind..