@GJX-xy7dm in most cases the pipe etc comes in the box 📦 with all the attachment, but some don't, it depends on what you order, Worx seems to change their mind on what's is in boxes, but just check out before ordering 😉

@trefordavies3670 mine seems to be OK, but I have found myself mainly on my gravel bike currently, but knowing the current wet weather, I will be back on the mtb, I will keep a eye on that 😀 laters Steve

@@dbank6107 in your opinion 😁

@@rajuinamdar6686 unless you get Amazon, I have no clue about India 😀

@JustxxxRaV Hi, sorry I don't know as it's not something that I would be doing. If I was going to gezz, I would say no 🙂

Thanks mate 👍 it's really great to know 🙂

@GJX-xy7dm do they still sell that crap bucket, I remember 5 years ago with the 25bar Worx Hydroshot, I never used it at all, I think it's flower pot in the garden 😀

Yeah the buckets only good for doing a dump in 💩. Got it in the package otherwise if I’d bought separate I would’ve sent back same day.

Tell me best snow foam to buy ?

@GJX-xy7dm www.ebay.co.uk/itm/114257767470?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=hvd_X735Qw6&sssrc=4429486&ssuid&var&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY this is the best one for the Worx Hydroshot 56bar but not the 25bar version, you need Compatible with 1/4 inch Quick-Connect this is for the foam cannon as sometimes it's not included, but I believe that you order the one which comes with it ready make sure that you are ordering the older one, I have not tested the new one yet, but I have ordered one to see the difference between the 2 😉 laters Steve

@@AutoGleamTruthsappreciated thanks bud. 😊

Today, it's been ok 👍 but when I made the video was my first time, like this week I have been using the WA0222 pole saw head with the bush cutter now that's is heavy, but over time I will most likely be the same 😀

From what I have been doing currently, it's going to be a piece of cake 😀

@@justchillman104 Gloucestershire UK 🇬🇧

@@anger9984 I was thinking the same

Your welcome 😀

Thank you 😊 I appreciate that. Hopefully, it's not going to long before you get one laters Steve

@@AutoGleamTruths let’s hope not my friend. Hopefully this year. Or I could wait until next year and save a bit more. Fingers crossed either way 👍👍

Got out the bike foamer today interesting 🤔 I will do a short use of it next week 😀 some special price product from Halfords 😂🤣😅

@@AutoGleamTruths i meant AG is a nice foam. i also like Halfords Advanced Snow Foam. add some citrus or apc into the mix and its a very effective and enjoyable product to use.

@pigeonpoo1823 that sounds good 👍

Sorry youtube don't allow this on shorts 😬

Hi Deb 👋 I just got my 2nd one this week, I have been testing out, but yes, it's a lot better than the first one 😀 hoping to get back to baking videos soon 😅 doctor's orders to fulfil buy the most expensive ebike and get fit 😂🤣😅 laters Steve

@@crazybaker1 This stuff was good to know!

And price was very reasonable £5 pre litre, ok when they run deals 👌

I just wish for an easier way 🙂

that's the one 😂

Yes, I noticed they have stopped the box pack, I was thinking about some other things, but I have a number of Worx batteries so I decide to go down that route, maybe later on I may live to regret this decision, ok half of the price 🙂

Yes, I have been using off and on, DIY I have never regret getting it, but I never really needed the battery one as I only use it as and when, but if I was doing a full time job then I'd be getting the battery one 😀 I have talked to a number of the trade and it seems to be like buying a car 🚗 😀

Yes, generally, in most machines like string trimmers or other similar equipment, the motor should still run and the shaft should spin even if the bottom pole with the cutting head is not attached. Here are some steps to help troubleshoot your non-working machine: 1. **Battery Check**: Ensure that the battery is fully charged. Sometimes a battery that has a partial charge might light up indicators but won't have enough power to run the motor. 2. **Connections**: Verify that all electrical connections are clean and secure. Loose connections can prevent the motor from starting. 3. **Trigger Mechanism**: Since the eco button works but the trigger doesn't start the machine, there might be an issue with the trigger mechanism. Check for any debris or damage around the trigger. You might also want to test the trigger switch with a multimeter to ensure it’s functioning correctly. 4. **Safety Switches**: Many machines have safety switches that prevent the motor from running if certain conditions aren't met (e.g., the handle isn't properly attached). Make sure all safety interlocks are engaged. 5. **Motor**: If all else fails, the problem might be with the motor itself or the control circuitry. Inspect the motor for any obvious signs of damage or wear. By isolating the issue to the trigger mechanism and checking other connections, you can determine if the problem lies within the main body of the machine or with the cutting head attachment. If the motor runs without the cutting head attached, the issue is likely with the attachment. If it doesn't run, the problem is likely within the main body. But 1 thing I did notice is that it's important to make sure the drive share pipes are fully fitted together, even the attachment end, I had not, and the head wouldn't turn, I realised the problem after 10 minutes, hopefully this will help Laters Steve 🙂

​@@AutoGleamTruths Hi Steve Humbled by your detailed response - thank you very much. In response to your suggestions: 1. I've charged the batteries and checked them with other tools. 2. The normal connection (battery to body, attachment, etc.) all seem fine. I haven't opened it up though. 3. The trigger does seem to do something as the lights change so I don't think it's totally disconnected or anything. I don't know how to use a multimeter or anything so my skills are pretty limited with electronics. 4. I don't actually know if there are any relevant safety locks in this machine. I was originally wondering if it could be an issue with the attachment connecting which is why I tried it after removing the attachment and the shaft still didn't spin, hence my question above. 5. I haven't opened it up and I can't smell anything like a burnt motor. My skills are limited in this regard hence why I was stuck. For what it's worth, I've made a short video showing what happens if I press the trigger. Any thoughts on best thing to try next will be appreciated. For example, should I open it up? kzbin.infoVlmKt-Aeu20?feature=share

@muddin8097 Hi, I will check out your video tomorrow and get my one outside, hopefully dry. It's been very wet today here. Hopefully, between us, we can sort out, like you, I am limited to non electronic things, so basely I will feedback if I see something else that maybe wrong 😀 laters

I have looked at the video, oddly that lights go out, then it seems to go back on 1 mark as you press on, I am thinking 1 of the batteries are not good, or it's just the unit is totally dead and needs to be returned for repair or replacement, I don't have a clue to what's happening with it, nothing to do with the cutting head, it's just the main electric part 😉 hopefully Worx will be more helpful laters Steve

​@@AutoGleamTruths Thank you very much for your thoughts. This one sadly doesn't have any warranty. Bit of a long story but I bought it as an open-box from eBay in winter and when it arrived, I didn't get round to testing it until the summer when the return period had gone. Totally my bad. I tried messaging the seller but they're under no obligation and haven't responded. I either have to try fix it or buy another one.

Don't remember, now the video is too old

The filter part just fits on the one end of the pipe, and it's the same for the other end. It's the same as fitting the same parts to a main tap hose pipe. Mine came out of the box made up, not really sure why you're didn't. If you want, I can make a short video if you want 😉 laters Steve

And they should, really, most wear headphones, I do most of the time 😀

Just finished testing out and works great kzbin.info1MlDGGjPmO0?si=JicRAFqaxxjh_cLz

@@AutoGleamTruths Oh, that's really, really helpful. Thank you very much.

@muddin8097 your welcome 🤩 one thing to remember is that the smaller batteries run for half the time

I have a video coming up soon with surprising results, also the windscreen protection product 😉

If you follow me, it should open

The only one that works out the best possible link in the description, but I am using this Autobrite Direct cannon for both Worx Hydroshot 56bar and Karcher. All I did was add the 1/4 adapter works for me, and you can see me using it in the video Laters Steve

🤷‍♂️ yes, of course, but if you do intend to do that, then buy a Karcher K series 😀

Great tyres in the mud, but on the dry, it's very slow. They are coming off shortly for fast cross country. To be honest, I am on my gravel bike most of the time 😀

Hi, if you check in the description under the video, there is a link to Autobrite enjoy laters Steve 😀

​​​@@AutoGleamTruths the link for the autobright cannon states it's a karcher K connection would that work with the worx nitro washer or would I need any adaptors? As I did order one from ebay but it came with a nilfisk connector would it better to order the karcher one or can I change the adaptor on my nilfisk cannon easily to save me from sending it back

@wamparker307 Karcher or the other has to be moved and be fitted with a 1/4" Quick Release, or was there an option for the Canon to just come with it, when I got mine the Karcher part was fitted and in the box came the 1/4" Quick Release connection adapter for fitting if required 😉 if not included Amazon or ebay amzn.eu/d/17XN11Q laters Steve

​@@AutoGleamTruthsahhh OK might be worth trying to get the nilfisk adaptor off the cannon I just bought as might be easier as both ends are metal. I think most of the cannons for sale now have just one connection type and I'm hoping it ain't a ballache to get them apart. Thanks for the advice and link chap it's much appreciated. I'll keep you updated

@wamparker307 your welcome, mate 👍

In the bucket, it has 2 grit guards, which are in the full video

It's very much depends on the type of product you are going to use. Currently, I have been testing out Topaz snow foam, and for a pressure washer like a Karcher Topaz is 100ml to 300ml, in my test out I use 300ml + water to make 1000ml, I use it in both Karcher and Worx Hydroshot 56bar, and it worked fine 🙂 I could have cut it down to 200ml of foam, hopefully this will help you laters Steve 🙂

@@AutoGleamTruths it did thank you again 👍

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