Blue Max 2,200 PSI 2.4 HP OHV Gas Powered Pressure Washer (Non-CARB Compliant) #3435

Blue Max 2,200 PSI 2.4 HP OHV Gas Powered Pressure Washer (Non-CARB Compliant) #3435 | Blue Max Pressure Washer

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	Blue Max 2,200 PSI 2.4 HP OHV Gas Powered Pressure Washer (Non-CARB Compliant) #3435 Blue Max Blue Max, 2008 average customer review:based on 25 reviews view larger image
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It's worth to try

I read a few review before buying this and was trying to take my chance on this, since some of the review was bad. To my surprise it wasn't that bad. It took my a few hours to figure out how the machine worked but that's because I have no clues on how to use this. The main thing is to fill it up with oil (Duh....), once you ave that fill, no problem. The price is not bad and the machine is quite strong to use at home. Well good luck on the next customer, but I think it's a good one. On the long who knows.

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Motor starts easily and wand tips are fine. Good for the occasional user. The wheels are small and unit is hard to transport. The pressure hose is very short and rigid which makes its use awkward at times. Hope to use this tool for years to come.

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After a few problems, it works as a decent power washer

I was in need of a power washer and saw this on Amazon, so figured I'd pick it up for the pretty decent price over an electric washer. The washer arrived and a week later I planned on cleaning my deck with it. Assembly instructions are downright TERRIBLE, and operating manual is downright TERRIBLE. Being an engineer, it was easy to figure out without the help of the manuals. Went and bought some 30 weight oil, some gas, filled the oil and gas as required, and started attaching the quick-connects. The plastic quick connects are TERRIBLE. When tightened securely by hand, the connections leaked like a sieve. When tightened further with tools, the threads stripped. Off to Lowes to pick up some brass connections and a male-to-female adapter for the part on the power washer.

Water connected, gas filled, oil filled, ready to go! Choke on, engine fired up, choke off, cleaning started. One minute later the unit stalls. Check everything again, all is ok. Started right up. 45 seconds later, engine stalls again. Check everything again, unit is level, fire it up again, start cleaning. About 2 minutes into cleaning I figured the engine just need to warm up, but then again, it stalled. This continues for the next half hour and I give up. Nothing in the manual solves my problems. All electrical connections look fine. Throttle, choke, air filter, etc. look fine. Can't figure out why it stalls.

I shoot off an email to Amazon and they rectified the situation to my satisfaction 100% with no issues. New unit arrives. I fill it with gas, fill it with oil, use the brass connections to hook up to hose, fire it up and it runs. I start cleaning, and 20 minutes later it is still running!

When the unit works, it works like a charm. I cleaned my siding, cleaned my deck, cleaned my walkways, etc. etc. The relief valve/plastic drain hose on the pump is too long and gets annoying, and the suction hose for cleaning solution is long and always gets loose, but I just wrap it around the pump housing and twisty tie it until I need to use it. Otherwise, if you get a unit that works, it's great! Just be weary if you think you'll need to rely on the manual for assembly and operation, and don't be surprised if you receive a dud like several other reviewers, including myself, received.

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