AR BLUE electric pressure washer 1600psi 1.7gpm | ar111s vs bc111hs | Which is better?

[@ddautodetailing]

This is why the reviews and testing are great! Thanks for sharing 👍!

[@ctt4811]

Well that was a let down. So definitely will take the other one for possible purchase. Thanks for another interesting and informative vid Josh.

[@dutchtech]

Thanks for the honest comparisons. Great video

[@ALG123DZ]

Greetings to you from Algeria, you are a decent man, thank you my friend

[@Boricua_USAF]

Thanx for the informative videos, keep up with the good work

[@lucidworx]

Im looking to upgrade my pressure washer. This will be my third one. Checked the specs for my ryobi in the manual and max psi is 1600 and max flow is 1.2 which means actual usable specs are lower. Been looking at these ar pressure washers. Thinking of getting the 2300. Rated psi is 1800 and rated flow is 1.2. If i change nozzle to 2.5 or bigger i should end up around 1200psi 1.6gpm. Its nice that ar blue clean is transparent and not only displays their max like other brands do.

[@DETAILINGDETAILING-hb7bj]

we need a segment for the mobile detailers, where someone demo the units connected to a static source (tank) for the mobile detailers not using a external pump and are strictly gravity fed operations... most viewers I am guessing are more likely mobile detailers. manufacturers should focus on the mobile detailing business as well. higher gpm over psi, at the least 40 feet of hose and self priming units to draw water from tanks, buckets etc.

[@KeithPatterson369D]

I have owned the AR111S. I just bought the updated Lance with quick change tips. I want to change the hose and gun. With the updated Lance and tips it shuts down. Can I change the hose and gun?

[@pavement74]

Thanks!! Exactly the video I needed!

[@imjoshv]

👍👍👍

[@golf18mike]

Are there any existing electric pressure washers that are comparable to a gas?

[@greekmaster1001]

hey man, out of all these pressure washes you made videos which one you recommend the best electric powered ones

[@cmbiam4667]

Does using a longer hose, extended one’s, lowers the output pressure, makes the motor work harder and prone to more wear and tear?

[@lucidworx]

Yes it does lower pressure but you can increase hose size to help prevent that. Usually hoses longer that 50ft will start to see a decrease in pressure.

[@rickcrawford2137]

I was thinking of selling my Sun Joe SPX3500 and get one of these, nah... I'll just keep what I have, thanks Josh

[@caroldavies5947]

I have an AR 2000 how do I hook up the solution bottle

[@phillipabadilla6916]

Hey man how's the royobi electric pressure washer going any problems with it with a foam cannon ect.

[@johnwilliams-gc3mg]

Hey that wand that you recommend doesn't swivel according to Mckillins...do you have another recommendation for one that swivels? or just buy the cheap one and add the swivel?

[@davestewart9146]

That pressure washer was a little disappointing, thanks Josh 👍😁

[@johnneidert5777]

Giveaway for this one??

[@goulartaf66]

BC390HSS?

[@senebobo1007]

Pan brought me here

[@sixt3denied]

I appreciate the video and have the AR Blue 1100 you tested. But your foam canon test was not accurate. First you need to mix water with the soap. It looks like you are using pure soap. That is too thick. 2nd you never adjusted the front sprayer nozzle. You only adjusted the soap mix knob. That thing foams better than the foam canon I bought on AMZN for $50.00. Yours was just spraying soapy water. Sorry that was not an accurate test. But I appreciate the rest of the video and will definitely be changing out my hose and spray gun.

[@imjoshv]

There isn’t an adjustment on the sprayer nozzle, only the knob on top. The front adjustment on foam cannons is to adjust the angle, but the one this comes with doesn’t have it. For the soap yea that’s my usual though too, but for these many people go straight soap to get the most soapy water… I get what you’re saying though because if it’s too thick then it’s not going to properly suck through the hose

[@glenngray1201]

That is absolutely mis leading , I think the manufacturer knows most will not be testing the unit and you’ll never know .you might have saved some people from buying it but hey it looks good Lol. Thanks Josh .

[@especkellen010]

1600 prolly head pressure because i have a gas 4200 psi and 4gpm with an ar pump and gx390 for commericial use and thry say they test max psi st the head so thats why u never want to adjust like ur unloader for max cuz when you let off trigger that spike shud never be more than max head pressure and is usually 200 to 300 psi more than line pressure and u want ur line pressure a few hundred brlow max so 1100 is whats prolly either line pressure or nozzle pressure .lol thats what they say wether its 100 percent accurate or just marketing crap i dunno lol

[@vinceriggio72]

STYLE is what separates the Italian from the China built products. But Italian stuff (Like Ducati and Alfa) Always seem more finnicky.

[@rayg99]

Bro I love your videos but the ads are getting redundant and ridiculous.. every 30 seconds there's an ad..

[@ctt4811]

Not first! Boom roasted

[@sc6015]

Active pw is still the best for the money.

[@freestyleskyline]

2000000psi 40GPM... RATED at faucet level psi and 3 cups per hour.. imaginary numbers all made up for marketing

[@aaron30569]

As someone who's watch most of your pressure washer review videos . I gotta say appreciate the effort but the results and methods are all over the place. Please stop testing with the Ryobi and green tip nozzles. No one is using those to detail their cars? Why would someone want 2000 psi for detailing? Your methods should be like Obessed Garages. Use the white tip and try to find 1100 psi with the highest gpm while not using too much power. If you aren't testing that way your videos are a waste of time. I'm not using a 1.5 oriface orange tip to detail my car

[@imjoshv]

Not everyone is using these to detail cars. Some people want to know how they work just for around the house. By comparing tips from the ryobi we get an accurate comparison for the motors between the ryobi and these brands to see which is a better value

[@aaron30569]

@@imjoshv oh sorry must have mistaken your channel for a detailing channel. didn't know you were review pressure washers from the perspective of potential deck cleaners

[@sixt3denied]

I agree. Too many issues with that test. And if you change the orifice to use a different hose you can't then say PSI is not as claimed. Changing the orifice changes the PSI. Those PSI settings are for the factory hose and spray gun.

[@inkgenie9760]

@@sixt3denied he used the nozzle with the orifice it came with and tested the gpm. Just not the psi cause he couldn’t connect the gauge

[@sixt3denied]

@@inkgenie9760 he used an adapter to install a different hose with a different gun and tested the PSI multiple times with different colored spray nozzles because he couldn't connect his gauge to the factory hose & gun.

[@texican2012]

Damn! What a bummer 😟😐👎

[@1stfrompuertorico568]

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