Specification: Warranty: yes (1 year) , Motor/Engine Type: 8HP 4-stroke , Max Bar Pressure: 272Bar , Max Flow Rate: 660 l/hr The nozzles are made of ceramic for long life. They will never corrode or rust and best of all, they snap right into place. There is even a dedicated storage area on board for all of the nozzles for easy access.

Our new number two slot goes to a cordless model with a surprisingly high pressure rating of 56 Bar. We should add that 56 Bar is still nowhere near the pressure of, say, the Kärcher K4 Power Control above which sports 130 Bar, let alone the model below which hits a whopping 180 Bar. But in our test using the finest 0˚ nozzle setting, it performed as well at removing all signs of deterioration from a paving stone. However, the fine jet we chose took longer to complete the task than a mains-powered version and there’s no way the battery would last much past a few stones. Breaking down each one by category should give you a clearer picture of which one best suits your needs. What is undoubtedly the best thing about this pressure washer is the impressive range of accessories that come with it. You get six different types of wand and five different nozzles that produce a range of spray types for whatever job you’ve got in front of you.

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The pressure cleaner is petrol-powered, so you will not have to deal with power cables at any point in time. It comes with an 8-metre long hose, which is sufficient to provide you with a decent cleaning radius. PPPW-3100 also gives you multiple spray settings that you can utilize to clean a wide range of surfaces.

Petrol powered pressure washers are the best in the biz and I hope this has helped you find one you need. Most petrol pressure washers are construction grade and would rip your house apart, but these will be excellent additions to your shed arsenal. Electric models just don’t compare in terms of cleaning power. The water pressure is around 100-150 bar i most electric jet washers compared to a water pressure of 200+ bar of a petrol pressure washer. Boasting a 3,000 Watt copper wound motor, I knew it had more grunt than even the big name brand equivalents. But as I’ve found out testing other tools, it’s not simply the size of the motor that makes the difference. Whatever Wilks have done under the bright plastic casing, it really works.

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The engine is no slouch either and powers 3000 psi of water pressure at 220 bar and a water flow rate of 8.5 litres per minute. That’s a spec that signals some great cleaning action.