This looks a lot like the active pressure washer. Not saying it is but the housing sure looks a lot like it. I have two of these units ( the active version ) both have issues, I have to rotate them not to burn them up. Maybe this will be better.
This is nothing like the active machine. The pump and motor on this unit is made in Italy by the industry leaders in the industry. We did a test and made our unit run continuously for 26 days straight, it did not break, we turned it off eventually.
What’s makes this unit a “PRO” unit? Is the pump serviceable? Do I need to change and maintain the oil? Looking to understand the price justification and what makes it worth the price beyond the use of the word “Pro” on the box/manuals. :)
if you were half as smart as you think you are you'd notice 1) the yellow oil filler cap above the crankcase. 2) the triplex plunger pump head (which means it's serviceable) 3) the unloader valve above the outlet 4) the huge induction motor. Entry level home gamer are axial or wobble plate pumps with tiny universal motors.
@@j.rjunior5584 The rule of thumb is 1hp or 1000w per gallon. Based on it's amp draw, that's probably rated at 1500 watts or 2hp. Another rule of thumb is an electric motor typically runs at ~75% of it's rated load. So 1.7gpm is fairly accurate.
The manual you flashed up said 2000psi but what is the actual working psi with the nozzles provided from the factory for the ARPRO675? Also what is the achievable GPM with factory nozzles? It appears to be a car detailing only type of pressure washer. I would love to be wrong and be able to utilize it for more than spraying my car and my car wheels. Thx
The heavy duty pump and motor make it a pro unit. This is a brand new machine, I’m sure people will do their testing and come up up with numbers, the number I stated are based on lab tests. In my experience the actual number are a little better, unlike some other brands.
The foam was lacking quite a bit. Since, you did not do a gpm test. Not sure how good this thing really is. I'll wait for more technical videos of this
@@luxurymicrofiber4007 "didn't use my good foam cannon" 🤣. Also this pressure washer isn't "exclusive" to your online store. Other online stores have it as well
Rated at 1.7gpm is far more than enough flow to use a foam cannon. If you want more foam adjust your mix ratio. The type of foam you get is only a small part of for using a pressure washer.
It comes with a fan nozzle similar to a foam cannon that is adjustable and rated up to 3200psi. You can use anything from 3.0 to 4 orifice. In this video I’m using the 4.0 with the white nozzle tip from our MV925 kit
It’s actually pretty quiet, will not wake up the neighbors for sure. I have 2 other electric machines I’m testing this alongside and this is the quietest of them
@@luxurymicrofiber4007 Just as a follow up, I ended up getting the 630 TSS, and it's much quieter than the VE52 or the lower end Ryobi. It could be the frequency or noise level component, but it sounds much quieter.
Do not buy this machine. The start-up sound mine makes is terrible and the dealer agrees. AR on the other hand says thus is normal. If I could attach a video I would but can't. Very disappointed in AR!
Thinking of buying the kit from clean garage looks like a very high end unit
This looks a lot like the active pressure washer. Not saying it is but the housing sure looks a lot like it. I have two of these units ( the active version ) both have issues, I have to rotate them not to burn them up. Maybe this will be better.
This is nothing like the active machine. The pump and motor on this unit is made in Italy by the industry leaders in the industry. We did a test and made our unit run continuously for 26 days straight, it did not break, we turned it off eventually.
@@luxurymicrofiber4007 Ok, I’ll try it. Also if someone can you offer quicker shipping when someone buys this ?
@@AmirAbdullah we will ship with UPS ground, 3/4 days, you will have it.
Wow that's quiet
What’s makes this unit a “PRO” unit? Is the pump serviceable? Do I need to change and maintain the oil? Looking to understand the price justification and what makes it worth the price beyond the use of the word “Pro” on the box/manuals. :)
Absolutely dude, you’re spot on with your questions.
I wonder what the actual psi testing is.
And the GPM.
@@j.rjunior5584 think it’s roughly 1.7-1.9. 1.9 when opening the orifice
if you were half as smart as you think you are you'd notice 1) the yellow oil filler cap above the crankcase. 2) the triplex plunger pump head (which means it's serviceable) 3) the unloader valve above the outlet 4) the huge induction motor. Entry level home gamer are axial or wobble plate pumps with tiny universal motors.
@@j.rjunior5584 The rule of thumb is 1hp or 1000w per gallon. Based on it's amp draw, that's probably rated at 1500 watts or 2hp. Another rule of thumb is an electric motor typically runs at ~75% of it's rated load. So 1.7gpm is fairly accurate.
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The manual you flashed up said 2000psi but what is the actual working psi with the nozzles provided from the factory for the ARPRO675? Also what is the achievable GPM with factory nozzles? It appears to be a car detailing only type of pressure washer. I would love to be wrong and be able to utilize it for more than spraying my car and my car wheels. Thx
The heavy duty pump and motor make it a pro unit. This is a brand new machine, I’m sure people will do their testing and come up up with numbers, the number I stated are based on lab tests. In my experience the actual number are a little better, unlike some other brands.
They don't sell it anymore? Probably got some problems.
The foam was lacking quite a bit. Since, you did not do a gpm test. Not sure how good this thing really is. I'll wait for more technical videos of this
You’re right that was my bad, I wasn’t using my good foam cannon. I will make another video soon.
@@luxurymicrofiber4007 "didn't use my good foam cannon" 🤣. Also this pressure washer isn't "exclusive" to your online store. Other online stores have it as well
@@LiquidPepsiCan Yes. Luxury Microfiber is selling to them wholesale. ie Obsessed Garage.
@@josephonofrio7243 which means it is not exclusive
Rated at 1.7gpm is far more than enough flow to use a foam cannon. If you want more foam adjust your mix ratio. The type of foam you get is only a small part of for using a pressure washer.
Very impressive!
Can I run the ar675 with a generac 2500 inverter generator?
You should be able to.
Is electrical motor 1400 or 2800 rpm?
Induction motor and a small pump like that would rated at max 1725 RPM. So likely it's a 1725RPM motor.
Does this pw have more than enough pressure to wash a car?
Yes, plenty of power
@@luxurymicrofiber4007 people saying it’s weak
What size tip Orifice is recommended or does it come with?
It comes with a fan nozzle similar to a foam cannon that is adjustable and rated up to 3200psi. You can use anything from 3.0 to 4 orifice. In this video I’m using the 4.0 with the white nozzle tip from our MV925 kit
@@luxurymicrofiber4007 ty
What is the clear hose hanging off the side?
@@Jeeper1378 that is for chemicals/soap injection into the line when used with the soap nozzle.
@@luxurymicrofiber4007 4.0 for 1.5 GPM unit is very large. There is almost no pressure with 4.0.
It is just 1.5 GPM and 1450 PSI. There is no magic. No pressure washer under 15 amp 120V could be very different.
How did you run your test?
1.4gpm? Not too sure this is a “pro” model
How does the noise level compare between this and the Comet 1700?
It’s a little quieter than the Comet 1700, I compared both in the video in terms of sound.
What's the noise level? I'm interested in not waking up the neighbours.
It’s actually pretty quiet, will not wake up the neighbors for sure. I have 2 other electric machines I’m testing this alongside and this is the quietest of them
@@luxurymicrofiber4007 Just as a follow up, I ended up getting the 630 TSS, and it's much quieter than the VE52 or the lower end Ryobi. It could be the frequency or noise level component, but it sounds much quieter.
Does this model make in Italy?
Yes
Price
From everywhere I've looked it's $700.00
Do not buy this machine. The start-up sound mine makes is terrible and the dealer agrees. AR on the other hand says thus is normal. If I could attach a video I would but can't. Very disappointed in AR!
Yes when my machine was new it sounds scratchy, but after breaking in period it will sound just fine