What's your pressure washer setup?

[nosbocaj]

Washer: Ryobi 1,800 PSI
Gun: McKillans Short Swivel
Hose: Uberflex 50'
Quick Connect: Twinkle Star
Nozzels: Twinkle Star
Foam Cannon: MJJC S V3.0

Overall, it's an awesome low cost setup.

[FZZF]

Very nice and neat!

[JRF90]

I’m using the Ava Go.

Tidy little washer when space is at a premium (so jealous of these garages I’m seeing).

Stock hose is great but that foam cannon is flimsy

https://avastore.co.uk/product/ava-go-p40/

[kirky27]

Originally Posted by 1209582

pressure washer : kranzle 1322ts
hose - kobrajet
wand - mosmatic

I use Kranzle. The main advantage is that this unit can be rebuilt over your lifetime. Lots of other units are disposable ,so to speak, and when they are at end of life you throw them away and purchase another. The build quality of the Kranzle is excellent -so is their after sales service. Mine arrived with a defective start stop mechanism.
I called the supplier and shipped it back (they covered shipping) and they sent me a brand new replacement which has been working for over a year now flawlessly.
I also have the OG spec Mosmatic wand/accessories.
If one cares about good performance, ease of use and build quality the Kranzle setup is highly recommended.

[shimmy23]

Originally Posted by kirky27

I use Kranzle. The main advantage is that this unit can be rebuilt over your lifetime. Lots of other units are disposable ,so to speak, and when they are at end of life you throw them away and purchase another. The build quality of the Kranzle is excellent -so is their after sales service. Mine arrived with a defective start stop mechanism.
I called the supplier and shipped it back (they covered shipping) and they sent me a brand new replacement which has been working for over a year now flawlessly.
I also have the OG spec Mosmatic wand/accessories.
If one cares about good performance, ease of use and build quality the Kranzle setup is highly recommended.

Isn't the Kranzle quieter too? to me thats something to consider.

[Pheonix]

Originally Posted by kirky27

I use Kranzle. The main advantage is that this unit can be rebuilt over your lifetime. Lots of other units are disposable ,so to speak, and when they are at end of life you throw them away and purchase another. The build quality of the Kranzle is excellent -so is their after sales service. Mine arrived with a defective start stop mechanism.
I called the supplier and shipped it back (they covered shipping) and they sent me a brand new replacement which has been working for over a year now flawlessly.
I also have the OG spec Mosmatic wand/accessories.
If one cares about good performance, ease of use and build quality the Kranzle setup is highly recommended.

Crazy rationale, the Active 2.0 has life expectancy of more than 250 hours. It took me less than 30 minutes of usage per wash, the pump would last almost 20 years if I wash the car twice a month. I couldn't justify spending that kind of money for a Kranzel when the Active 2.0 is at fraction of the cost (even the Active 2.0 is probably overkilled for most people)

[Mautofied17]

Originally Posted by Pheonix

Crazy rationale, the Active 2.0 has life expectancy of more than 250 hours. It took me less than 30 minutes of usage per wash, the pump would last almost 20 years if I wash the car twice a month. I couldn't justify spending that kind of money for a Kranzel when the Active 2.0 is at fraction of the cost (even the Active 2.0 is probably overkilled for most people)

Bingo.

[NoMods]

Switched over from my Ryobi/Honda Engined PW with throttle-down that was 3200 PSI/ 2.3 GPM to a sweet and quieter electric Active 2.0 with Active Gun with MTM 40 degree/4.0 nozzle with all Flexzilla hoses in which their customer service is absolutely shit. Adam's rebranded On The Go DI water system with a bypass which is the best thing ever. I do have RO water in the house but I prefer this method.

Right now it's on a temporary cart while I am deciding on a Cox reel and shelf kit for wall mount, plus custom water connections and electrical.

[disintegrator66]

Originally Posted by disintegrator66

The Machine:
Kranzle K1322TS
Cox reel
75' Kobrajet hose
HPDMC utility cart

The Support System:
Astro Pneumatic utility cart w/ spray wand & foam Cannon holders
Griots Garage Boss foam cannon
Mosmatic 20' wand
MTM Hydro SGS28 Sprayer gun
Erie Tools undercarriage sprayer
Wisemen SS wringer

The beauty of the Kranzle... 5 years old and water seals leaking... No problem.... Order the seal kit, change the oil and your good to go!

[Gdfein]

Those of you with Kranzle setups for personal home detail use, do you go 1122tst for portability or 1322ts with a wallmount and DeIon setup? My garage floors don’t have drains and the walls are regular drywall so I don’t see myself washing inside the garage as the water would damage the walls and the floor would need to be squeegeed. Feels like extra work. The portable 1122 feels more practical to me, especially if I want to do the fence and pool decking in back yard.

What am I not considering that having dedicated “wash bay” allows for? My garage is also not air conditioned and I’m in S.Texas.

[louielouie]

Originally Posted by Gdfein

Those of you with Kranzle setups for personal home detail use, do you go 1122tst for portability or 1322ts with a wallmount and DeIon setup? My garage floors don’t have drains and the walls are regular drywall so I don’t see myself washing inside the garage as the water would damage the walls and the floor would need to be squeegeed. Feels like extra work. The portable 1122 feels more practical to me, especially if I want to do the fence and pool decking in back yard.

What am I not considering that having dedicated “wash bay” allows for? My garage is also not air conditioned and I’m in S.Texas.

I have a 1622ts, hose reel and CR spotless on a wash cart. The 50 ft hose is enough to stay static so it just sits in my garage.

The 1122 is 75 lbs or something. It'll get old moving in and out of the garage pretty quickly I imagine.

[Gdfein]

Could you post a pick of your wash cart? The 1122 comes with wands I won’t use and their wheel isn’t as good as a cox reel…I’m just curious how big of a cart I would need, and how to cleanly mount the 1622 and reel?

[louielouie]

Originally Posted by Gdfein

Could you post a pick of your wash cart? The 1122 comes with wands I won’t use and their wheel isn’t as good as a cox reel…I’m just curious how big of a cart I would need, and how to cleanly mount the 1622 and reel?

Not the best photo as I was doing some testing so things are a mess but it's all I got at the moment.

I didn't mount the Kranzle nor any of the other PW machines I've ran on the cart. The Coxreels is mounted on a fabricated skid plate so it doesn't move around while in use but even that didn't need to be bolted onto the cart directly. CR Spotless is mounted to the front end of the cart using M8 rivet nuts.