I bought this to add to my all electric outdoor power tools. Had a 3300 psi Simpson with Honda engine, worked great but very noisy, and the disadvantage of having to store gasoline. Have not used as yet but know I will not be dissolved. Stores in very little space, and very compact compared to the gas one I previously owned. Bought this 3000 psi green works pressure washer as it’s rating was very high.
After 13 years my gas powered pressure washer died on me. I researched electric pressure washers for over a week before deciding on the Greenworks 3000. I was skeptical of a electric pressure washer but decided to give one a try. This thing is awesome! Easy to set up and was pleasantly surprised with its performance and how quiet it was. Fingers crossed this one will last as long as my old one.
Very easy assembly. I was washing my New England salt encrusted SUV in under and hour. The turbo nozle knocked all of the moss and accumulated grunge from my concrete footings and bulk head. I tested it on our deck and it strips all of the moss oxidation off. Waiting for summer heat to wash windows, moss of shingles, stains in the garage, I went out and got a dedicated high PSI 50 foot hose (faucet to unit) and it helps with pressure. Wish it was wireless but you are tethered by the hose limitations so it doesnt matter as much.
I bought this for spring cleanup. It works great. Cuts through mold and algae no problem. Easy to use with great features. love the electric engine. No gas to fuss over
Be warned that this unit may trip 15 Amp GFCI outlets. I had to replace three GFCI outlets with 20 Amp versions to avoid tripping the GFCI almost every time the sprayer went from standby to spray. It was not the sustained current load that was an issue, because the breaker never tripped. Once I upgraded the outlets, the pressure washer worked flawlessly.
The description on the website says this is a 2.0 GPM model, but the box and some of the paperwork say 1.1 GPM. That confusion almost caused me to return it thinking they sent the wrong one. The flow rate and pressure depend on the spray tip being used, so I can understand the confusion.
What I found is this pressure is the best you can get without getting a gasoline model.
I bought this a month ago. My previous electric power washer was rated at 1700 psi and was poor at best. This unit does a great job on my car rims, driveway and sidewalk. Finally a electric power with the cleaning power of gas.