BEST ELECTRIC PRESSURE WASHER OF ALL TIME? - The all new RCA3-PRO | Best Pressure Washer for Cars?

[@evannadeau1891]

I got the big boi pro a few weeks ago and have had no issues, it’s quiet, lots of gpm and looks good!

[@69HemiRoadrunner]

Is this there new Washr Pro MKII or the original one? Have you measured the GPM of it?

[@fookatan]

For those looking to buy this, I would really suggest you look at upgrading the hose … the Uber flex takes a pulse and ramp up to start, many hoses either don’t do this or have a quicker ramp up. Also you need to use a 1.7 orifice for the foam cannon, otherwise it’s a great pressure washer.

[@cyclechris6591]

Y’all notice how Josh talks really fast when he’s excited about a kick ass product? That’s a killer pressure washer.

[@YingYangStang]

Yeah - $1776.00 - FUCK THAT

[@robertthomson9340]

@@YingYangStang totally agree. I guess that's for the millionaire detailers of the channel there are so many other great pressure washers at less than half the price but that is just my opinion. personally I don't waste my time setting up and then breaking down any pressure washers I just blow great foam with a little electric foamer which may set you back $50 to $100 and go from there. really dont understand why anyone needes a pressure washer especially since there are now such great garden hose adapters form Eley as an example that produce loads of pressure and plenty of gallons per minute to give you a great rinse work smarter not harder !!!!!!

[@Mike-tg8si]

For those wondering about the kit without accessories: AR’s product description shows 533-EC128 motor (or 533-T2C2JHC depending on description vs image) and RCA3G25E-F8 pump, which at high level are the two main components but not sure where the TSS is coming into play.

[@69HemiRoadrunner]

Well I looked up the motor and found it listed at $540.03 and the pump listed at $346.24 Seeing they don't have the parts breakdown on the website I think the unloader from the 630 TSS would fit as the pump on that unit uses a minimatic unit part number AR22620 listed for $98.96 and going off of the AR catalog the minimatics fit the RCA pumps. The nice thing about this unit is that it includes the pressure switch. The system I am looking to assembly is using an XM pump at 3gpm, running at 1100psi on a 4hp motor and AR tech told me it would work fine. So for under $1,000 dollars you could assemble the pressure washer if you already had all of the accessories or looking to upgrade.

[@josefarias111]

You did your math wrong there man, you weighed it, that's not "US fluid ounce" that's a "ounces" as in weight. They are not the same. 1 us fluid ounce of water weighs ~ 1.043oz... with 360 oz of weight... 1 gallon of water is ~8.345 lbs or 133.53 ounces. So the real GPM was 2.696 not 2.8125 (this is on the 5.5 orifice). (just divide his numbers, so the 360 or 370 by the 133.53 ounces to get the real gpm).

[@c6z061]

Still pretty darned good GPM! Too bad ya cant but the pressure washer by itself.

[@mach51]

yeah i agree, i thought he would just take the weight in pounds and divide by 8

[@jayzhang14]

Do you think we care?😂

[@bfamend]

Who gives a shit about your numbers, enjoy the vid and shut up.

[@oneporschefan]

Hey, Josh. Just want to say thanks for the videos. Love them all. I know this is a great total product, but of their supplied hose reel type, I think everyone should consider the design. The transfer pipe on this reel type is made of metal that rusts internally. Most come with connectors installed. When changing one out recently, I found the entire tube lined with rust, which can only be expected to worsen over time. Just a consideration for having an inline filter possibly on the output side. Not a professional, just an old guy washing his cars.

[@michaelpetersen7466]

That weird sideways prong on the plug is a NEMA 20 amp 120 volt standard plug configuration. It is made that way so you cannot plug it into a 15 amp receptacle. If you use an adapter to do so anyways, you can damage the receptacle, breaker, and wiring in your house. Other than that I’m a big fan.

[@imjoshv]

Yea what confused me is this one is listed at 18amps, the ar630 is listed at 20amps… that one has a normal plug

[@Mike-tg8si]

@@imjoshvpretty sure the ar630 now comes with the “t style” 20amp plug

[@MrPokkito]

I also wonder if performance would actually hold a little better as Josh uses larger nozzle diam, with additional amperage available on a 20 amp circuit... Great product as is, though!

[@jcrepus]

Anything above 15 amps should be used on a 20 amp breaker. Right?

[@Latitude45Detailing]

@@Mike-tg8sithis is true my ar630tss has the Nema 20 style plug. I bought it about a year ago.

[@DetailsNMe]

Ok the set up on that thing is money..comes with wall mount, hose reel, Uber flex…not sure why you need a 5/16 hose but the set up alone might be worth it

[@bfamend]

My machine died on me, so I used my neighbors gas one. Well, I got hooked to the power, so I bought a gas one with 5.0 tips and 2.0 for foam cannon. 1200 PSI at 3gpm all the time. Sure it's a bit loud but you get used to it right away, especially after knowing that if needed, you have a ton of PSI available to you with at least 2.5gpm. $300.

[@robertthomson9340]

I like this mans logic

[@indelibledotink]

heh, I admit to purchasing a 3xxx psi 200gpm Amazon special before I learned anything. This looks like a solid beauty of machinery.

[@imjoshv]

Ha it happens

[@davestewart9146]

Out of most DIYers price range but it looks like a really nice unit, thanks Josh 👍😁

[@asphaltspecialties]

My Active 2.0 burnt out after 10 months. This might be my next one.

[@mach179]

I can't believe someone isn't making a home, 15-amp, auto pressure washer with good accessories.

[@tristanwwsd]

I am waiting for the Active Premium Accessory Bundle to come available. Hopefully that will be a good setup for the 2.0 and they will offer it instead of the lower quality hose set at a good price. That may become the king of low price point/high performance pressure washers. They say "coming soon". I think the foam cannon is the holdup.

[@timkinley1779]

I can't think of any pressure washer manufacturer that also makes the support stuff. Probably the people making the decisions on the unit aren't the same ones making the decisions on the accessories. Plus, if you're trying to sell directly to homeowners, marketing comes in to play. Shiny boxes, goofy plastics, in-store shelf space and margins become more important than the product. I wouldn't buy a pressure washer from a big box store. But 90% of all pressure washers are sold there. The pressure washer that sells the best is the one on sale... regardless of quality. Consumers don't know much. Just what they read on the box. Plus the better accessories manufacturers may not be suppliers for a particular brand. And if I want a 50' hose and a particular unit comes with a 25', then I didn't get what I wanted.

[@athomson999]

Kranzle by far for quality

[@ChrisSings]

Ava that josh covered earlier has great accessories

[@mikezupancic2182]

@@mach179 everyone has a different definition of good accessories. Why shoot yourself in the foot and add a hundred or 4 bucks to the cost of a washer when the people buying it will likely already have the stuff or their own favorite choice?

[@robertrobertson5120]

Sweet unit! Thanks Josh for the demo!

[@roadeomagic]

Unfortunately, I'm unable to watch all of you vids, but didn't you have and ACTIVE pressure washer in your van? I'm liking this one!!

[@kennythomsonjr5553]

With everything included, that's a great deal. The website has a price for everything, but that. Thanks for your hard work. I really appreciate it

[@nateludy6749]

Now this is something I am super interested in. I am about due for a new pressure washer so this is now near the top. I was looking to spend 1500 -2k.

[@jayturley4066]

Josh , this is a efficient motor. It has a start and run capacitor.

[@samkamps3]

Great video as usual. You could have plugged the amp meter into the wall, and then the adapter into the amp meter, and finally the pressure washer into the adapter.

[@imjoshv]

I ordered an adapter but didnt have it at the time of filming. I wish i did

[@southplanet]

Josh another great vid! I may buy a new car in the next few months and I do not have any kind of set up. Just a garden hose. But I would like to start building my set up and I think I will start with the Active 2.3. Can you do a video on exactly what you would do from start to finish if you bought a brand new car? Like say from new wash set up to the ceramic coating. Thanks and keep up the videos they are awesome!

[@RussellKasem]

I bought an Active 2.3 and so far I've washed my wife's car and my car about 6 times. Its great! It is louder than the Bigboi or AR units but only when you compare them. Working in my drive way it's totally reasonable.

[@southplanet]

@@RussellKasem What kind of soap, foam cannon, and spray gun are you using?

[@RussellKasem]

@@southplanet Sorry for the delayed response: Soap- I go back and fourth between Carpro Reset and Carpro Descale, depending on how dirty my vehicles are. Foam Cannon- Griots Garage Boss Foam Cannon Gun- OG Spec Mosmatic with integral swivel.

[@andrewshields986]

Those are way backordered WANT ONE BAD!

[@MegaWeagle]

So glad i havent upgraded yet. Was really liking the bigboi but something was just off and couldnt convince myself. This on the other hand is exactly what i wanted. No i got to go pick up cans and start saving my pennies!

[@69HemiRoadrunner]

Be glad you didn't get the Bigboi, the one I had did not even make the specs they claimed, problems tripping the GFCI and not always turning on. I had to start a charge back with my credit card company to get them to take it back

[@MegaWeagle]

@@69HemiRoadrunner so they didn't make any effort to make it right?

[@69HemiRoadrunner]

@@MegaWeagleAfter two month of battling with them trying there fixes I was just about done with them. My unit came to me only producing 1000psi and 1.75GPM with their 3.5 nozzles, far below what they hyped during their interview with Josh. I contacted them and they send me a tech bulletin on adjusting the unloader and I set it to 1250PSI and got 1.99GPM but the unit was drawing 15.7amps at 122 volts and with their foam cannon it would draw 17.3 A on average. To get the current below 15 amps I had to go to a 4.0 nozzle but my pressure dropped all the way down to 825PSI. To use the foam cannon I would have to readjust the unloader back to 1000psi to stay under 15amp. They kept blaming the power system in the US, that I was to far from the breaker panel and to try another outlet. I have it plugged into a dedicated 15amp outlet that is about 25 feet from the subpanel in my garage. What they didn't know was I had my fluke meters hooked up to measure voltage and current and my power monitor i had hooked up tracks power usage during use. The voltage at the outlet never dropped below 121 volts so that threw their excuse of the power system being the cause. After running it set up like this it started to not start when you pulled the trigger on the gun. They didn't believe me so I had to send them a video to prove it. I tried their next fix which was to stretch the spring for the TSS. It then started tripping the GFI on their plug about every fourth trigger pull and it even tripped my breaker. When I checked my meter it showed a max current draw of 36amps during this event. I contacted them again but could not get any answers and they told me to just continue to use it until they figure out a fix, I said are you kidding me it just pulled 36 amps and tripped my breaker. So that is when I started the charge back with my credit card company. It was after this that they said they had hoped they could have worked things out and retained me as a customer. It was at this time that they told me they had the Washr Pro MKII coming out at the end of July. I asked if I would get one of the first ones to replace mine and they would not give me an answer. So I looked at the specs of the MKII and there are two different specs listed on their website one lists it as Maximum 1200PSI 1.88 GPM with 3.5 nozzles and then they also list it a 1200PSI 1.92 GPM and you now get 4.0 nozzles. They also list two different specs for the motor, they have it listed as 2000W peak in one section and 1800W peak in another section. After seeing this mess and asking what the actual specs were going to be and not getting an answer, I wanted nothing to do with a company who cannot not even get the info on their website figured out. Why would I spend this much money on a unit with these specs when I could by the AR 630 TSS for about $100 more and has better performance. I told them I was not interested in the new one so they sent me a return label as my credit card company had already refunded me the money and pulled it back from their account. Sorry the reply was so long just wanted you to get the full story just incase you are still considering buying one.

[@69HemiRoadrunner]

@@MegaWeagle After two month of dealing with their tech support and not getting any real answers other than "We are working on fix's" and to just continue using it until they figure it out, I was done. I was not willing to do this as the unit started to trip the GFI on the cord and one time it tripped the breaker in my panel. When it tripped the breaker my meter showed a MAX current draw of 32.5 amps. No way was I going to continue using this thing, so I started the charge back process with my credit card company. It was not until I did this did they send me an email saying they hoped to keep me as a customer and told me about the new Washr Pro MKII coming out at the end of the month. I asked if they were going to swap mine out and if it would be with the first production run of the new units and they would not tell me. I then went and looked at the specs for the MKII and they list different spec on the website. It list it as 1200psi 1.88gpm with 3.5 nozzles in one section and then in another section it is listed at 1200psi 1.92gpm with 4.0 nozzles. One area says its an 1800W peak motor and another area says 2000W peak. These are below the 2.0+GPM they talked about on the original video they did with Josh. If this company cannot even get their stuff together on their own website why would I want to continue as a customer of theirs? Why would I spend this much money on a unit when for about $100 more I can get the AR 630 TSS that matched or beats its specs? I told them I was not interested and seeing my credit card company issued me a refund and pulled the money out of their account, they sent me a UPS label to return it.

[@Gopro2videos]

Thanks for the review! Just ordered mine!

[@imjoshv]

Nice! Great machine and crazy gpm!!

[@CC_Marauder]

I use Car Glo products because of this channel.

[@69HemiRoadrunner]

Thanks for the review as I have been eyeing this unit waiting for someone to test it as I have been looking at just building my own set up to get a more versatile electric unit. When I looked at this unit on their website they list it at 1000PSI MAX and 3GPM MAX and in their 2024 catalog they list it at 1350PSI MAX and 3GPM MAX. They list the pump and motor used to make this unit and when you look up the pump it is designed to be run at 1750RPM and they spec it at MAX 3GPM and MAX 2500PSI and they list the the motor requirement as 5.1ebhp for these specs. I would love to know why they choose this pump for this unit as they have another model in this pump series that is specked at MAX 3.5GPM, MAX 1600PSI and 3.8 ebhp motor. The only difference I see in the pumps is the piston stroke on the higher GPM unit is 1.8mm longer. They list the unit having a 2HP motor but when you look up the motor part number it comes up listed as a 1.5HP motor, curious to know what is listed on the motor plate. This pump does not seem to be working that hard generating just over 1000psi and will probably last a long time with regular maintenance. I would not try to get 2500psi out of this unit by going to smaller nozzles as the motor is just not big enough to run the pump at that pressure. You would probably trip your breaker or if the motor has thermal overload tip it. One thing I have learned while talking to both AR and General Pump is that to build a system that will get 1100-1200psi and output 3-4GPM will require a motor between 3-5HP running off of 220V. So with your measurements this unit is probably one of the best units you will be able to get that will run off of a 120v 20amp circuit. To bad they don't offer the unit without all of the accessories. Josh I heard you say something about getting an adaptor to plug this unit into a 15amp outlet, please don't due that. There is a reason they put the 20A plug on this unit. I would recommend you get a 120V 20A dedicated outlet installed in your garage for testing, just from a safety stand point.

[@gtileo]

You can see on the cord #12 AWG. 12 gauge cord. It's thicker because it's a 3 wire.

[@daltonschannel8405]

2.8 still very impressive for an electric. I like it

[@Matt_justlikethat]

Great job with the comprehensive breakdown. I appreciate all your effort in equating out the orifice size w/gpm, psi, an explaining the amount of water even at the lower psi was more than sufficient.👍👍

[@cebasmb8250]

These pressure washers are the best pressure of the brand names. I have a 2000PSI 2gpm from canpump, nothing beats, and these pressure washer hands down... and I et the auto stop system from the add it to my pressure washer boom automatic shuts off

[@imjoshv]

👍👍👍👍

[@timkinley1779]

I can't decipher what you typed.

[@Gonothing50]

Another great video kept them coming

[@c6z061]

5.5 orifice is the way to go! Almost 3 GPM and 1,000 PSI...Perfect!!! I have a 20 AMP breaker. You cant buy the PW buy itself?

[@cgraham6]

A flow rate of 3 gpm would really do a number on your DI tank resin. You'd have to replace it more often for sure.

[@justinschuyler]

A lot of them are rated at 2 to 2.5 gpm max or you run the risk of blow-by. You’ll be killing your resin while not getting 0ppm.

[@timkinley1779]

Would you? If it takes 10 gallons to wash a vehicle, what difference does your filter care? Just takes less time.

[@cgraham6]

@@timkinley1779 I move about as fast as I want to with a 2 gpm unit. I couldn't move that much faster with a 3 gpm unit to use the same amount of water. Resin isn't cheap, and I want to spare it if I can.

[@dlabmobiledetailing]

That’s why you only use the DI as your final rinse. No need to use it for the whole wash. I have my DI Setup to a separate hose that I use for my final rinse. Doesn’t go through the pressure washer.

[@cgraham6]

@@dlabmobiledetailing I’ve got a bypass valve on mine so I only use it for the final rinse as well,. The increased flow through the tank is just something to keep in mind with a higher flow rate PW like this. I suppose it isn’t going to make a dramatic difference, but one to pay attention to.

[@davidmatthiesen]

Have you tried the Firmans 30 amp RV port with a 20 amp cable adapter for the larger pressure washers? They are both 120 connections, I wonder if that would make a difference. I use the same firman (Costco) generator on my mobile rig. I was set to get an Active 2.3. That is the first I heard it would be an issue with this generator, thank you for the heads up ! I appreciate all you do, this channel is where I start my research.

[@bradsmalt3852]

When you have nothing better to do Id like to know what a 5.0 orifice would do since the change was so minimal from the 5.5 to 6. Then a review comparision to the AR630 with the 5.0 also.

[@fookatan]

Hi Josh, Did you try foaming with it? If you did what orifice did you use in the foam cannon? Thank you again for your videos and sharing.

[@thomascalvin1109]

I would start with a 1.7 or 2.0 and go from there.

[@kg1800]

Id love to have that cart setup!

[@homefry7950]

I have a gas powered 3100psi 2.5gpm. What size hose should I use a 1/4 inch or 3/8 inch....Does it matter. I'm buying 100ft for a hose reel .Will only be using around the house

[@briannix5572]

When you compare the dressings, can you include Superior Products Aqua Gloss? It's really popular and I'm interested to see how it stacks up.

[@chuckjester5210]

Josh, I am looking for a more affordable high rated electric pressure washer for detailing my Tesla at home. What brand/model do you recommend?

[@thomascalvin1109]

I would order a AR630TSS-WOGW from Josh. These are great machines for Detailing.

[@fookatan]

Thanks Josh, how does the volume and sound compare to the active 2.3 and AR630?

[@ILruffian]

THIS. How loud is it?

[@mikezupancic2182]

That is insane, just not for mobile guys. Replacing an outlet is easy, but maybe your local home depot doesnt sell them.

[@rolandm9750]

You can't just "replace an outlet" by putting a 20A outlet on a 15A circuit. I mean you *could* but that would probably trip the breaker or at least hopefully it would, instead of setting the wiring on fire. And don't just say "replace the breaker with a 20A one" either lol. Any of this type of electrical malfeasance would be against code, and again have a serious risk of fire, and would likely not be covered by insurance when they find out how the fire started. The entire reason the plug has a 20A end on it, is so you can only plug it into a 20A circuit.

[@mikezupancic2182]

@@rolandm9750 he already tests 20amp machines. So unless he's somehow running them on a 15 amp circuit, he already has a 20a breaker, so yes, it's as easy as replacing the outlet.

[@justinschuyler]

That cart it’s mounted in looks like a cheapo Amazon rolling shop seat that’s been widened. Definitely doesn’t scream quality to me. At 5:32 you can already see it’s bending.

[@TechExplorer546]

What happens when you try to roll up the hose, does the cart move around even if you have the locks set on the wheel? I wonder why they didn't put a pressure gauge on it like they now have on the 630. The power button on the rear is weird. I also wish it would shut down if it detects no water.

[@RichardMJr]

So essentially, they can't hit the numbers that they claim. Awesome. I want to see the 1350 at 3 GPM. They need to work on that.

[@thomascalvin1109]

We always rate off "Head Pressure" only. without knowing accessories being used, it's impossible to provide exact flow and pressure. Please also note, there are a lot of variables when trying to hit actual ratings. Example; power source, water inlet conditions, nozzles sizing, length of hose all play a large part on machines performance.

[@BenNawrath]

Pretty sure I saw 12 AWG on the power cord as you said “not sure what gauge it is” lol.

[@ddautodetailing]

Nice compact unit!

[@williampinchbeck4321]

Great info thanks Josh!!

[@elkabong3136]

That is a dedicated 20 amp plug. You might have one in a gfci in the garage or kitchen or bathroom

[@cyclechris6591]

The hose probably needs to be bigger like that to flow the big gpm numbers.

[@holdensherman7830]

Hey Josh I am about to pull the trigger on this one . Just need to know will this be compatible with a DIC20 CR spotless?

[@imjoshv]

Yea i dont see any reason it wouldnt work. I know there is a flow rating for the cr spotless machines to work properly, but this should fall within that!

[@holdensherman7830]

@@imjoshv thanks for the quick reply dude thanks a bunch !!

[@69HemiRoadrunner]

Took a closer look at the motor used and it is by US motor and they list it at 1725RPM. The pump is listed at being rated at 1750RPM, I am wondering if this unit would get closer to the 3GPM if the pump was spinning another 50RPM

[@redkey6538]

Hey Joshv I went to purchase a mjjc foam cannon filters from your online store but it said that they are all sold out. Are you going to be getting anymore in in the near future?

[@imjoshv]

Thanks I didn’t realize it was showing sold out. Just updated the qty! I have them ready to go

[@Budget.detailing]

I’ll stick with my 350.00 active 2.0 if you detail for a living, paying more than that is just crazy, profit margin matters

[@10SecondZ06]

Seems like a nice one

[@michiganborn8303]

I just want the hose reel and leader hose. I want to attach it to my Husqvarna PW-2000. Would make reeling in my hose less cumbersome.

[@haikuancheoh2418]

another good content josh thanks, btw did u measure ur max gpm from tap directly? because a lot of manufacturers have minimum water flow from tap to achieve their claimed max gpm, but i think u must have tested it years back. i learned this because i was quite certain that my tap flow is high, but out of curiosity i tested it one day, and it was 11l/m, and my machine requires exactly 11l/m to produce 8.3l/m flow, i wasnt able to reach anywhere near 7l/m because i was using a bad hose from tap which kinks and i didnt notice.... so just wanna share

[@imjoshv]

Yeah with the hose I’m using it’s at almost 10 gallons

[@timkinley1779]

Almost any home water supply is more than enough to supply an electric unit. Output can't supercede input. If you have a 2.0 gpm output, guess how much input it uses? 2.0 gpm. Unless you have way outside of the normal water supply, you have plenty of water to run an electric consumer unit. It is just math and common sense.

[@haikuancheoh2418]

@@timkinley1779 ya I’m surprised that max flow from tap is so high in your country. I’m my country it’s completely different. I mentioned my max tap water flow is only 11 l/m. Which can only support 8.3 l/m as per manufacturer’s guidelines. If my flow is lower than that the best outcome is low flow but worst outcome is bad pump. Just use the same logic as aquastop, when you aquastop, your pump got no water, it’ll shorten its lifespan because of lack of lubrication and higher pressure.

[@haikuancheoh2418]

@@imjoshv wao. It’s a dream gpm tbh. I think here in Southeast Asia not one country has that flow rate from tap.

[@NoName-me7kr]

Just opened KZbin nice

[@imjoshv]

👍👍

[@Huidos001]

Hey bud my brother moved out of town and gifted me his pressure washer that he never used. Its a dewalt 4000 psi 3.5 gpm. Would it be safe to wash my car with it? Thnks.

[@ILruffian]

Be careful. That's overkill for car washing.

[@thomascalvin1109]

4000psi will take paint off on some cars, also, watch any decals or other aftermarket items added to car. usually, a MAX of 2000psi is suitable for most car detailing.

[@igorkekele7774]

will you be able to test it Karcher HD 4/8 Classic High Pressure Washer Cleaner Grey

[@paulholzman9876]

I hope you can eventually buy this without the hose, hose reel and accessories.

[@josebriones8106]

How would you compare it to greenworks 3000psi brushless? I would to hear your opinion

[@BenNawrath]

I have a green works pro and love it… just put a smaller orifice in my foam cannon and it makes fluffy suds man… whole different setup as far as the cage goes, but for a home owner it’s great. Just got a 50’ flexzilla hose.

[@sluggo819]

Just wondering if the size of the hose (1/4" vs 5/16") makes a difference in the gpm's?

[@imjoshv]

When you measure for a few minutes you don’t see a difference at all, I think over hours of use you might but overall the gpm should stay the same

[@detailzautodetailing643]

Do they have just the pressure washer it's self . I don't need all the other stuff

[@jasondickens9003]

@IMJOSHV Josh when you were running your test and equipment for the RCA3 Pro, were you running on a 115v circuit or 208-230V circuit? Website indicates 208-230v

[@fookatan]

If you look sth the plug it’s a 110v 20amp plug, 240v are bigger and completely different.

[@jasondickens9003]

@@fookatan agreed. however the specs on the site for this pressure washer is based upon 208-220 V. Perhaps this is the reason that 3.0GPM was not achieved in Josh's testing. Still 2.6/2.8 on 115V is impressive and desirable for the professional detailer. AR is usually pretty good with getting close to or on the spot with their performance numbers.

[@imjoshv]

Yea you are right that the website I linked to says that, however on the order catalog for this unit it’s listed as 115

[@AJ56]

Good review but you didn’t mention the motor size, I’m guessing around 3000W/4HP? Also if it’s pro machine, they should mention continuous runtime/duty cycle on their website which they don’t. Finally, tell them to clean up the product page, right now it has more typos than an 8 year olds language essay.

[@Redawesomeoby]

Any updates on the MJJC pro v3?

[@imjoshv]

They said they are hoping to start shipping to distributors in september

[@lildrei01]

can it be taken out of the cage that came with it? and wall mount it using my own stainless steel shelf?

[@timkinley1779]

If it went in the cage, then it was out to begin with.

[@strykerentllc]

Josh, please explain how this unit is worth 15X a $99 Ryobi that can be had from Home Cheapo.

[@imjoshv]

For the diyer it may not be but for the professional this machine is in a different class. It full serviceable and rebuildable, the high gpm makes rinsing cars easier and faster, etc… but again if you’re not using it for professional use it’s way more than you need. I still love the ryobi though! Great value for the money

[@cyrusgeneral4226]

What kind of rack is the Koch chemie rack?

[@philwilliams8328]

For it's weight the wheels should be a larger diameter and width. If you happened to have this thing on your lawn the wheels would simply dig in and be unmovable.

[@MegaMajormax]

At the price of this thing you are getting into a 240V pressure washer territory that's 2x the power (or more)

[@Eric.Madrigal]

Where’s your Amazon basic reel video at for the hose?

[@feraltrafficcone4483]

So what I’m hearing is, for the same price as a Kränzle, I should get this one instead

[@wendellthompson6470]

How much is it

[@imjoshv]

It’s expensive, if I remember correctly it’s around 1700. It’s a full blown professional unit

[@NO_OPEC_NO_PROBLEM]

Is that plug a NEMA 5-20? If so you’ll need a 20A circuit & receptacle. Sorry wrote this before you got to that part in the video. The pressure washer doesn’t detect a proper ground on your generator, that may of been the issue. Looks bad ass, bad ass enough to replace my Active 2.0? I’m having my new garage wired with some 20A plugs. Maybe that thicker Uberflex would work better with Active 2.3?

[@boskosdoghouse]

Someone needs to take a product 101 design course...for that money it looks like a high school kid built it...

[@imjoshv]

I think it’s super functional. From my perspective in a mobile unit, it’s a great space saver

[@boskosdoghouse]

@@imjoshv I suppose, but they spent little effort....great video none the less Josh

[@timkinley1779]

So you value shiny over performance? There are marketing companies with you in mind.

[@boskosdoghouse]

@@timkinley1779 I was in marketing for 35 years.....thanks

[@thomascalvin1109]

Keeping it simple and functional helps keep cost low and quality high. There is a lot of cost we could have added to this build, however, the public does not respond well to increased cost for esthetic looks only, this machine is designed for functionality and reliability.

[@stephenlouden480]

if they sold it for 899.00 unit only... id maybe get it

[@dtran22]

How does it foam with the canon in package ?

[@jamesshingleton2375]

Have you tried hydrosilex soap?

[@acortes9472]

For convenience and quality, I’ll stay with my Kranzle. There’s just too much messing around with this unit. The Kranzle is plug and play with great output.

[@TheOccasionalGentleman]

lmao what messing around it comes with everything you need as you need, that's the opposite of the kranzle experience where you need to set everything up

[@scottw595]

And the KRAN will ruin on 15amp and is super quiet.

[@acortes9472]

Interchanging the quick connects was the only thing that was time consuming and not by much. I plug it in and go. Aesthetically, the AR looks very Harbor Freight.

[@TheOccasionalGentleman]

@@acortes9472 so nothing that you alleged in your original comment

[@acortes9472]

Why the emojis? How old are you? Your words should be meaningful enough. I guess you need validation. Whatever. To each their own. Thanks Josh for taking the time in putting this video together for all of us to watch.

[@tuckertech]

What psi gauge do you use?

[@BlackIcee808]

Any reviews on the dewalt pressure washer

[@timkinley1779]

Dewalt doesn't make pressure washers. It is a rebranding. How much effort did you put into a review on the Dewalt? Probably less effort than is required to type your question. Come on, man.

[@GavinHughes-ip5by]

how much does it cost

[@coop4274]

No price listed on website for this setup. Looking at the specs this unit requires 220 not 110 for power so that isn’t really practical either.

[@imjoshv]

I don’t think they updated the listing correctly. On the order form that I saw it shows it’s 115

[@coop4274]

@@imjoshvthat offset style plug is also for 220v power that’s why it’s different then normal 110v style plug.

[@Mike-tg8si]

@@coop4274no it’s not. That’s a 110v 20amp plug. 220v the orientation relative to the ground is reversed

[@coop4274]

@@Mike-tg8siwell the specs from the manufacturer of this unit says it’s 220v.

[@fookatan]

Well I ordered one, managed to get it for $1,324… here goes nothing… and for sure overkill….but what the heck….

[@GoaterAz]

Where did you purchase this for $1,324?

[@fookatan]

Zoro. Register they send out discount coupons all the time, I had a 20%…

[@fookatan]

Mine just came, it’s the real deal, and you get an Mtm foam cannon, orifice is 1.7, runs at 18amp, tried a 1.45 orifice and it was just below 20amps

[@GoaterAz]

@@fookatan That's great to know, thank you for the follow-up. Did yours arrive with a grey cart as shown in this video (and on Zoro)? I only ask because AR Blue Clean's website shows this unit on a black cart. Just curious what they are shipping out with.

[@fookatan]

@@GoaterAz Actually came on a black cart (I think it looks better), and the power plug was a regular 15am plug. I was getting around 1,100 PSI and around 2.7 gpm with the standard nozzles

[@RichardsWorld]

It sounds pretty quiet, but I'm not sure, because you didn't demonstrate that.

[@imjoshv]

Yeah the noise of the water coming out of the nozzle is louder than the unit itself.

[@colehirst8657]

I just got an electric pressure washer and have a quick question. Does reducing the orifice size of the nozzle also increase amps? Or does increasing the size also raise the amps?

[@eastcoastlife3547]

Yes and no I do believe.. bigger nozzle = more flow, ‘less pressure’

[@imjoshv]

The smaller the orifice of the nozzle creates more draw on the machine meaning it will pull more amps.

[@joelpasserell4525]

When making these videos, you should include the times that it shouldn't be swapped for a lower 1.1mm orifice, like if you're using a high psi gas pressure washer or a higher gpm electric pressure washer like an Active, AR, etc. Using those style washers, you'd want to keep using the larger 1.25mm orifice to avoid any current spikes that may trip 15amp breakers.

[@imjoshv]

Yea i agree with you! Some of my older videos, I never even considered adding that info in

[@fookatan]

Just a heads up, I have the rca3 pro and it comes with a foam cannon with a 1.7 orifice, that works at 18amps, i tried it with a 1.45 orifice from active 2.3 and it hit 19.5 amps, I think any lower, like 1.25 will probably be over 20amps

[@holdensherman7830]

@@fookatanthanks for the info , have you used it with a cr spotless or any DI water filters ?

[@krzeecee6133]

Question. I just got the AR630 with the 5.0 nozzle. Could I go down to a 4.5 or 4.0. If so, do you have the numbers for that GPM PSI and voltage? Would 17:01 you recommend it?

[@Andresthebigcat]

Check out cars with Keav review about it

[@revog7]

lol i was all for it till i looked at price.

[@imjoshv]

Ha I know it’s pricey. But it’s a full blown professional unit

[@imDnice]

WOWWWW

[@ricklp1861]

Take that krenzle !!!

[@eddiefromcali]

So weird...a more prosumer oriented buy but you get the extra junk a new diy-er would need/want. Give me the pw only please 🙏

[@imjoshv]

Yea I’m not sure if they will offer it with the unit only but I hope they do. So many people already have accessories so they would just want the pressure washer itself

[@jontnoneya3404]

VERY DANGEROUS ADVICE IN THIS VID - Bro - it's 18 amps THAT'S why it has the different plug. It's there for a reason and simply adding an adapter is NOT recommended at all. Many housing plugs AND WIRING are only rated for 15 amps. SO you putting an adapter on that plug to make it work, you're OVER STRESSING the WIRE IN YOUR WALLS. This will lead to excessive heat and can melt the insulation and eventually cause a house fire, started from within your walls. Meaning you may not even detect the fire until it's too late and there's no guarantee that a fire will happen while you're there because once the insulation on the wire is compromised a fire can start at any time. Now it does take time to melt the insulation on the wire but because it's happening inside the walls, there's no way to know if and when it's happening. Out of sight. It's far safer to make sure you're wiring is capable of handling 20 amps. This is dependent on the wire in the walls AND the distance FROM the breaker box. Don't assume just because you have 12 gauge wire that you can safely pull 20 amps, if you're too far away you'll need bigger wire. AND you have to take into account the length of the pressure washer wire also! It's extremely dangerous to simply add an adapter to "make it work".

[@OldDetailer]

Josh’s garage may be wired like mine. I have a 20 amp dedicated circuit with a 20 amp breaker, but the receptacle is a standard 15 amp receptacle. I’m not sure if that is a code violation or not, but it was done by the builder and inspected by the township electrical inspector. And if I’m not mistaken I have several appliance circuits wired the same way.

[@jontnoneya3404]

@@OldDetailer - So stepping down isn't an issue because that won't over stress the wire AND it may have been done for a very specific reason. You may have a 20 amp breaker but do you know the wire used to make the runs to the outlets? Can they handle a single 20 amp load? Do you know how far away the outlet is? Do you know how many receptacles you have on that circuit? You may have 3 or more receptacles on a circuit so the max draw for the circuit is 20 amps but that doesn't mean each receptacle can handle a 20 amp load. The bottom line is those plugs are different FOR A REASON and just because you CAN ADD AN ADAPTER to make it work DOESN'T MEAN YOU SHOULD add an adapter to make it work.

[@OldDetailer]

@@jontnoneya3404 I understand and agree with everything you’ve said. I was simply making the point that a 15 amp receptacle doesn’t mean it isn’t a twenty amp circuit. I don’t plan to buy anything that won’t run on 15 amp circuitry, but if I did I would confirm the wire size and the breaker, and then I would replace the receptacle with a 20 amp receptacle so I wouldn’t need a plug adaptor.

[@jontnoneya3404]

@@OldDetailer - yep same. The only reason I was so pedantic is to help anyone who's not familiar with electricity to know that it's a MUCH more complicated issue than shown in this vid.

[@fishingwitheric7828]

Why not just buy the pump and motor separately and build your own?

[@Williamxmr]

Doesn’t anyone make a 220v pressure washer?

[@imjoshv]

They do! You can get a lot more power out of them.. here’s a pretty expensive one but you can check it out www.amazon.com/dp/B0937NM1WS/?tag=detailgreen-20

[@holdensherman7830]

Pump: 5 stars. Kit: 0 stars. The pressure washer pump is fantastic-really top-notch. However, the kit that comes with it is severely disappointing. The casters are incredibly cheap and flimsy, making it impossible to keep the cart in place. The hose reel is too heavy for the cart, and winding or unwinding it is a hassle; it drags the cart around because of those poor-quality casters. The Pf22 foam cannon is an outdated model with a small neck fitting, and the large orifice included doesn’t produce any foam for me. While the pump is excellent, it’s unfortunate that AR paired it with such a poorly thought-out and subpar accessories package.

[@fookatan]

That’s a fair assessment, I am using a different hose and reel… the foam cannon comes with a 1.7mm orifice

[@fookatan]

@holdensherman I actually only finally tried it with the PF22 (it has a 1.7mm orifice) today and your right the foam is awful. On my MJJC with a 1.45 orifice it was excellent, but drew an extra amp of power, I drilled out an old orifice to what I think is around 1.6mm and it was much better. 100% agree great, pressure washer, very poor kit decisions.

[@bbog4694]

lol 1400 or 3400$ for a pressure washer that’s crazy

[@erikleibbrand9648]

👋

[@windycityjohn400]

Only 1350 psi???

[@imjoshv]

Yea it’s great for car detailing but not if you need the higher psi for other things