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RLipp69


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pressure washer do i buy one with the honda motor on it or the briggs &straton motor
Original Message   Jun 21, 2005 9:55 pm
I am looking to buy a pressure washer hear are my choices

http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=42133-348-020241&lpage=none

OR

http://www.homedepot.com/prel80/HDUS/EN_US/diy_main/pg_diy.jsp?prod_id=165328

They both have a honda motor on them Or am i better off buying one with a b&S motor on it

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AJace


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Re: pressure washer do i buy one with the honda motor on it or the briggs &straton motor
Reply #2   Jun 21, 2005 11:53 pm
I might have to say the Excell. 

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Garandman


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Re: pressure washer do i buy one with the honda motor on it or the briggs &straton motor
Reply #3   Jun 22, 2005 6:45 am
Those are both the Honda GX series engines, not GX.
Neil


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Re: pressure washer do i buy one with the honda motor on it or the briggs &straton motor
Reply #4   Jun 22, 2005 1:57 pm
http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=42133-348-020241&lpage=none

I have the unit from Lowes, and this is my second summer using it and did I work the hell out of it when I first purchase my home last July.  Starting a quick.  During the winter I changed the oil and plug, and in April on the first pull it fired right up and still do everytime I start it.

On the down side, there are two cheap round clips that prevents the wheels from comming off the shaft, I had to replace them and I used hose clamps, much stronger and can survive the vibration. 

The hose, rod, and nozzles are all of good quality and so far all is well.

Just my input.

Neil
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Re: pressure washer do i buy one with the honda motor on it or the briggs &straton motor
Reply #5   Jun 23, 2005 1:08 pm
I'll chime in from the Briggs camp...  I bought an Excell at HD a few years back and have had only one problem with it....The valve cover plate shook itself loose and she was throwin oil around.  I tightened down the two screws(at that point they were hand-loose) and the problem is solved.  I got two full seasons of hard to moderate use outta it before this happened.  For HO use either manfact makes a decent machine.  As is always said here- more important than the engine on a Press washer is the pump, and parts available for it.

--chris
2001 Homelite VacAttack Blower
2001 6hp Toro PPace 22" mower
2001 Ariens 824LE
2002 6hp 2400 PSI Excell Powerwasher
2004 18hp Craftsman 27375 42" mower
2004 42cc Craftsman 18" chainsaw
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Re: pressure washer do i buy one with the honda motor on it or the briggs &straton motor
Reply #6   Jun 26, 2005 6:33 am
I got My Craftsman last year with 6-3/4 Bridggs on it. Very Happy with the performance. I worked this thing forever & then some.

Im a BIG fan of Honda but I got to say Im really impressed with the Briggs.

My 2 cent's worth

 

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