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Sorry no looks like he's no longer on ebay. I don't know of any other, but will say the rebuild with them is still going strong after 3 years.

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Good to know thanks. Looked it up some. Sound like it's more like a low surface energy plastic contact adhesive more than like an epoxy. I'm sure it has some great use cases as does the AA 3035 by Loctite.

No, my unit is still running good. I do use 90 octane ethanol-free gas and always run the carb dry (turning the gas lever to off and running the washer until it dies). This sounds like a classic small engine carb issue to me.

@@motleypixel I have the same issue. It turns on and runs when the wand trigger is pulled . But as soon as I let go of the trigger the machine shuts off immediately. What is a small engine carb issue ?

@@robertozaeta1864 small engine carburetors are prone to gum up and clog, esp. with low grade, low detergent and esp. ethanol blended fuels. The internals (float needles and tiny bores/passages) get clogged or sticky/gummed up. The float works under load demand but when you let off the trigger it needs to float back down and not choke/flood and kill the engine. Have you used only ethanol free gas and have you run the carb dry until the machine turns off every use? I'm seeing a lot of this and I think I should put this in the very beginning of this video to emphasize the importance of these 2 things.

Have you been using ethanol-free gas? If not, then remove and rebuild carb and that will fix your issue.

​@@motleypixelyes I am using ethanol free gas...it starts but when you move the choke to run position it stops

@@ms.whinestambayan okay well that's good because if any ethanol mix fuel used generally causes issues like this, esp. if a run of ethanol mix w/o running out the fuel in the carb and then stored over a season, that's a sure ticket to an issue like this. FWIW, I use only ethanol-free gas and I also run the carb dry by shutting off the gas lever and running the washer until it dies. What you are describing is very hall-mark to a "gunked" up carb as it needs more choke to pull fuel through the carb. If you can't figure it out, then I'd take it to a small engine repair shop to fix it.

either would work, but I would still recommended a support bracket like what I fabricated. That inlet is cast AL, not very strong.

@@motleypixel you’re awesome! Thank you! I was scared with the high pressure and having the water diverted 90 degrees it would harm the motor.

Sure I can do that but I'm traveling give me a day or two please

@@motleypixel Thank you! I will eagerly await your follow up. If it is preference I can send you an email if it is easier to send photos or something rather than do a separate video. Just let me know. Again, I really appreciaite it.

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This is normal. What's not normal is the unit not starting. Ensure the start/stop switch is in Start/Run, ensure the spark plug wire/boot is firmly pushed in/seated onto the spark plug, ensure you have a good amount of good fuel (recommend ethanol free), ensure the gas knob is turned to the on position, ensure the choke is in the choke position. You have to pull the cord firmly and quickly and if it starts to run you have to quickly turn the choke off. If you are too slow doing this and the unit dies then you have to relive the pressure in the hose, keep the choke off this time, and pull the cord again. You can't pull the cord if the action of manually starting or engine starting and then dying occurs because it turns the positive displacement pump which builds up pressure in the hose. Good luck.

First time using a soldering iron = not good to do this job. Get a good soldering station, quality solder and solder tools and practice on old broken tube TVs (of course follow ALL CRT voltage cautions/dangers) first. Good luck, and thanks for the comment.

What? He just graduated HS and is off in Italy with a few friends right now (paid for the whole trip himself). When he returns he's entering into the DEP program in the United States Coast Guard.

Makes a hard compound that doesn't adhere/stick to and flavor of PE (Polyethylene) be it high or low density.

Thanks, just ordered one.

@@motleypixel you're welcome. I hope it works as well for you as it has for me.

yes

@@motleypixel That was quick. Thank you!😀

Don't recall. I would call them, they will tell you. Thanks.

Roughly 5 miles.

Please pause video, take a screenshot, circle the material in question and paste a link to it. Thank you.

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for something like that I would thermal weld several layers of HDPE and omit using the 3035 adhesive. The adhesive is really for unique situations, say for instance you have a situation where a brass female threaded insert fails or starts spinning freely. You'd want to screw in a bolt, heat the bolt to the point the brass insert heats up and then pull out the insert. Then put the insert back in with 3035 to hold fast. There are other situations that are conducive to using 3035 vs. thermal welding, but for the most part large hull crack/hole repairs should be thermally welded with augmented HDPE, preferably same color. Good luck.

Sorry to hear that. A few thought: 1. This is a 4 cycle gasoline engine driven positive displacement pump built in the form of a residential 3200psi pressure washer. 2. Your pressure washer is electric and as such are much different in design. 3. Most electric pressure washers are often at lower psi as well. 4. Regardless of your normal behaviors I would certainly return it to the store. Good luck.

LOA is 13' 11" with handles?

Acetal

You have to drive out each (fwd/aft) spring pin which I circle here in red: lh3.googleusercontent.com/pw/AP1GczP78u-I1R2C0wt7EJ65ZC1yV2k-ODZxjhoFZ8qI3-xqPeQp4CPe_-qXBST8iONY-yCnkh1bo5LO-dbAXrnWiIly3nKGpEytqBrUzXJ7E7wCRCLvuIdB=w2400

Thanks a million

Straight out of the user manual (maintenance section): lh3.googleusercontent.com/pw/AP1GczN6zkSanoezZ-UMEZff5vi55fqpMsAQ26QtrVd6stl5_QOvOMgF08ncORFTYn8PnaOnqDRBFs0joR-QWyCSuXppEnQOBeamvml3XPfEc1iytl1v3fvl=w2400

Next to the gold anodized HP connect? The black plastic dome/cover at 2:18 ? That's the pressure adjust which I believe is spring loaded. I don't mess with those adjustments unless I had a pressure gauge and knew better on how to adjust.

@@motleypixel I feel as if white tip is still to harsh to use on vinyl siding to clean houses. Wondering if I could turn down the pressure to be more safe

I do but it's not necessary. Somehow it senses when the soap tip is used vs any of the pressure tips.

What, do I sound like him?

@@motleypixel 100%. I thought it was him 🤣

@@ddbrocato ha, well maybe this explains when at times (don' play much anymore) I hop on a multiplayer gaming platform and others say I sound like someone but they couldn't put their tongue on who.