Decided to go with the electric pressure washer after having converted all my lawn tools to electric a few years ago. Was a bit apprehensive on how well it would work but was pleasantly surprised. It cleaned up a very, very dirty seawall, patio and overhead that was turning green. It may not be quite as powerful as my old gas powered unit, but easily powerful enough to do what I need to do, without killing myself starting it and dealing with oil and gas issues. Love it.
I’ve owned this machine for a little over a month and have used this to clean lawn furniture, cars, decks, and walkway. It’s performed excellently. Powerful enough to do everything you need shoes of stripping paint off wood, although it’s just powerful enough that you do have to be a little careful. Set up & breakdown is quick and simple and it works well with a foam cannon.
When our race cars come back from the race track covered in brake dust, tire rubber, caked in dirt, grass, and everything in between, THIS is the pressure washer we reach for. Not only is it compact and easy to use, but it’s just as powerful as any old pressure washer we’ve used in the past. With it being electric instead of gas powered, we love that we can use it inside and it’s not any louder than the machines we use on a daily basis. It’s also so convenient to store, that we can easily load it in any of our trailers. The only downside to this unit is when we want to use it outside, we have to be close to an electrical outlet or use an extension cord.
I hate my old gas powered 3hp 2.5 gal/min 2700psi pressure washer. It's really loud, smelly, vibrates itself in a circle on a flat surface and is no fun to start. But it does clean like crazy and I have a 300' driveway and lots of surface pavers around the house that need cleaning. I tried a lower power electric washer but had to return it because it could not come close to the cleaning level I need. When I saw the Greenworks Pro 3000psi electric pressure washer I thought if this one can't do it, I'm stuck with the gas burner, so I ordered it. It was easy to put together and the wand with various tips works really well. I also ordered a 12" surface cleaner to go with it that works great. I have an old 15" surface cleaner, but it requires more gal/min to work effectively than the GW3000 can produce. I am very impressed with the Pro3000 so far, it's quiet, smooth running and just keeps going. I've had it running continuously for hours while using the surface cleaner on my driveway, it never faltered. To be honest, when surface cleaning, it's not as powerful as the old gas burner. I have to allow more time for the same job, but the tradeoff is worth it; no more ear plugs, no more smoke, no more hard starts. Using just the wand with any of the tips seems to be just as effective as the old gas unit. Given they both produce about the same pressure, it's the volume that makes the difference when surface cleaning. The gas burner was rated at 2.5 gal/min while the Pro 3000 is rated at 1.1 gal/min. For surface cleaning I recommend using a wand extension to save your back. I love the fact I can stand it up in the garage, so it takes half the space of the old gas unit. I have a good collection of 80v battery powered Greenworks Pro tools, blower, lawn mower, string trimmer, chain saw. They all work well and even though the Pro3000 doesn't use batteries, it's a great addition to the set.
I'm very pleased with the pressure washer. It's exactly what i hoped it would be. I was looking for an electric pressure washer with at least 3000 PSI because i didn't want to deal with the maintenance issues of a gasoline pressure washer. This product deliverred big time! It's got very decent power for being electric and it's surprisingly quiet compared to other electric washers I've had in the past. It comes with plenty of various spray nozzles, which gives me control over the width and intensity of the flow of water. The wand hose is top quality and will not kink, which is great! I had one small problem when i first used it. The threaded hose connector leaked, but i was able to fix it by tightening the fitting hex bolt on the washer where you connect the hose. Other than that, the washer has been running like a champ!