Ryobi 2300psi Electric Pressure Washer NEW UPGRADES! | Power Washer

[@infusionprosjason]

Thank you for your time and content. Picked this model up and love it. Paired with Flezxilla hose, SGS28, 2.5 tips, and an Adam's foam cannon. Works amazing

[@22bad96]

How about if we go with 3.0 tip? That should increase the gpm even more but not sure how much pressure we loose.

[@shirleyraychel2752]

This video was extremely helpful. Thank you so much. I know there’s been other people questioning how do you know that you’re going to get the new model with total shut off. The people at Home Depot didn’t realize there was any change in the machine. But they were helpful to let us know that the boxes had changed for the newer ones. Apparently the old boxes were yellow and gray this one was all yellow. Also if you look at the box you’ll see that the electrical cord winds on the side, I think the older one wound up in the back on the bottom. We power washed some landscaping blocks around our trees that were totally black they turned out just as good as the bottom in the store it was amazing. I would attached pictures but I can’t figure out how to do it. Good luck

[@Dad703]

Thank you Shirley. My exact question AFTER the video. Home Depot does not like you opening boxes to see if its the new model. All Yellow box it is... thanks.

[@yoster77]

Really surprised these brushless motors aren't putting out larger numbers. I was especially surprised by the 2.5 orifice results. Though to your point, the motor will last longer, but not sure how much that matters to the average home user (I'd wager to bet the average user isn't even using their pressure washer enough to wear it out.)

[@ItsRossinator]

Managed to pick this up last week after returning the 2700 due to not having the auto stop function. Great review and breakdown of the features, your videos helped me choose this one. I wanted a brushless unit that could clean pavers, fence, and eventually our vehicles. This checks all the boxes. The auto stop is the icing on the cake, especially when someone comes out to talk to me when I'm working. Release the trigger and it's dead silent! Love it. Need to get a pressure gauge so I can use it on my slate roof, should be fairly easy to drop the pressure on this unit to what I need with the right orifice/nozzle combo.

[@nathanwhite8931]

Does the new brushless 2700 have auto stop function

[@ItsRossinator]

@@nathanwhite8931 the brushless 2700 I got did not have it, there's a switch hooked up to one of the hose ports on the 2300, it wasn't on the 2700.

[@nathanwhite8931]

@@ItsRossinator thank you!

[@benjaminleslie3155]

ryobi is coming out with two new corded pressure washers for 2022 rated for 2700 psi and the other 3000 psi, much like the two greenworks. they probably are the same in regard to the pump and motor but they look a lot similar to the 2300 psi.

[@ddautodetailing]

Great to see the positive changes on this one.

[@DFWCNC1]

I bought this washer, based upon your review, and an anticipation that the xtra "electric" power over some of the lower PSI models would be desired, and boy was I right. I honestly think you don't want to go any lower than this model---It's perfect output for wheels and tires just about eliminates scrubbing. Further, I wanted to thank you for the suggestion on the hose and the gun, and the MJJC Foamer--pure shaving cream--INCREDIBLE. I greatly appreciate your expertise and advise, given I am so fearful of buyer's remorse, none here because of you!! Also, when you follow the instructions, foam, rinse, foam and then gently scrub then rinse, it does a great job of getting the dirt off, but leaving for the prescribed 3 minutes also removes the wax. I have to nice cars that were waxed a month ago, and we are down to the clear-coat after this. I may not allow the foam to set as long next time. That lapse in time allows the soap to penetrate and strip the wax. I used Chemical Guys soap, perhaps there is a brand and type that will limit this wax stripping ability. Otherwise, this combination of Washer, Hose and Gun is just the damn cat's meow. LOVE it. Thank you.

[@imjoshv]

Thanks Bill. A PH nuetral soap shouldnt strip any of the wax. There are some higher PH soaps out there that can though. What soap are you using?

[@billh1928]

@@imjoshv Chemical Guys, Maxi Sud II, grape. I just finished doing my wife's Porsche, and I ran real fast and still stripped the wax, and in my opinion, about 50% of it. I hit it with Tec, Ceramic Detail Spray and it revived what was now a reduced wax presence. That said, the soap is strong, and I can tell, so maybe too strong, even diluted. The Ryobi Pressure Washer, for some weird reason, was operating at about 50% of its power for no reason (hose was fine, water pressure etc), so it's going back. Comments on soap would be helpful. Thank you.

[@chuckstrickland2027]

@@imjoshv would you provide the model number for this machine? I'm interested in purchasing one. Unless you have a better suggestion. It will be used primarily for cleaning a truck and a motorcycle ( street bike NOT a dirt bike). I've really enjoyed all the reviews you've done. Thanks

[@johnslambrewski4120]

Great job with the pressure washer reviews. Really helps to make a decision on which to go with. Just a quick tip however; when testing for flow/pressure, the pressure gauge should always be installed at the pump output. Unless the hose is laid out perfectly straight, you will get loses, which might explain the differences between the first and second iteration of the Ryobi 2300. Thanks and keep up the good work.

[@yumpinyiminy963]

Thanks for this update. Yes, they don't advertise the total shut off. I was going to buy the 2700 psi but for some reason they have not put that switch on any other unit. I will try this unit instead.

[@gjkMN]

Josh, you should make a spreadsheet of the pressure washers you've tested to compare the flow and psi. I"m bouncing between videos trying to figure out which Ryobi is actually the best lol. Appreciate your work, thank you!

[@jtmartin170]

Thanks, I added the Uber Flex hose and the quick connects to mine. I was concerned about bugs crawling in the quick connecter outlet but I discovered a chapstick lid fits over it perfectly. Keep those muddobbers out too.

[@marktucker7143]

So I just bought this at Home Depot after looking at the owners manual on line. It shows the pump as shown in the video. I had Home depot take the water out of the box because the box shows a different picture on it. I figured this out after talking to Ryobi who has no clue what they are selling.

[@buckwheatneil4856]

i really enjoy watching you thanks for input good job getting ready to purchase new 2300 thanks again

[@daver8298]

Ok, I purchased this pressure washer based on this review. It’s a beast. It has a total stop system. Release the trigger and it is complete silence. I did not purchase it for washing my vehicles. I also bought the 1800 psi for that. I use this at my vacation house. Used it this past weekend to clean up all the dirt and mold that had built up over the past few years. It did an amazing job. The hose does suck big time and I purchased the recommended Uberflex house, which is great to work with. Can’t go wrong with this purchase. Side note, the picture on the box was not what was in the box. Picture showed inlet and outlet on the same side of the machine. They are actually 180 apart like this video showed.

[@PMart317]

Does Home depot have the latest 2300 or where do i get the upgraded version?

[@tafsirdiallo]

Thanks for the video. I got this model last week. It works fantastic on my driveway and patio. I just got the foam canon. Just waiting for a sunny day to start washing my car 😅

[@davestewart9146]

Ryobi made some nice upgrades, thanks Josh 👍😁

[@karenk469]

Nine minutes into your video and hearing how the total stop works...it is making the exact same sounds as my older 2300 psi unit that does not have a total stop on it.

[@wmacky]

I came back here to clarify models for future buyers - There appeared to be 3 models of the 2300 - Inlet/outlet on same side( OLD model) - Inlet/outlet on different sides (like the one tested here) - outlet on one side, and inlet facing forward! I wanted this so I went and just grabbed one. My box had a picture of the wrong one ( Inlet facing forward) BUT inside was the correct new on tested here. I believe that the one in the picture on the box ( Inlet facing forward) does not exist!!!!! Perhaps it was a 1st prototype when they upgraded the model and used it for all their promotional pictures/ videos??????? So get the one with the wrong picture on the box! Also, about the Dewalt 2300 vs Ryobi - I was just going to get the Dewalt due to this new model confusion. But. I watched both videos again, and saw the new Ryobi got higher PSI with most of the stock tips. The worst part is that the GPM really didn't increase for the Dewalt even with the lower PSI readings???? Josh never tested the Dewalt with the 2.5 orifice and greater after market tips, But from the stock testing it looks like the bigger orifice tips would have too low PSI with still low GPM. Do you agree Josh? Anyway it was back to the Ryobi for me. I'd rather have more GPM that those fancy Dewalt wheels!

[@DooRite06]

Did Home Depot let you open the box before you purchased?

[@jpod]

True MVP

[@mgdmong]

@wmacky, man thanks for this clarification as I noticed these 3 differences as well!

[@dknollRX7]

Is there a part/model number that correlates to this updated version?

[@scotthomberg141]

Great video, review I bought this exact same model based off your review. Keep up the great vids!

[@elviejondelabarba492]

I need a powerful, quality and durable pressure washer which you recommend. I see that you know a lot about the subject, very good videos.

[@rollingreclinerRecumbent]

I really want an AR Blue 675, but this one is more budget friendly. I like the GPM on the Greenworks 2700, but it is loud and doesn't have Total Stop and the varying output is annoying. So, Ryobi 2300 looks like a best compromise winner.

[@davidwood3606]

Great review, I'd buy this in a heart beat even though prices here are way higher than in the US. Unfortunately neither this 2300psi or any of the Ryobi cube style washers are available in Australia, only the upright types and the 2750 without total stop are brought in here.

[@anthonymedrano1467]

Oko

[@joelfuller5825]

Thank you so much I am picking one up this week thanks for your video's!

[@22bad96]

Josh, how about if we have 3.0 tip? That should increase the flow but not sure how much pressure we will still have

[@a1snowy398]

Why does my total stop system stop working after I change out the stock hose and wand that the pressure washer came with for my new Uber flex hose and McKillans wand (I have Sun Joe SPX2688-Max electric)

[@yoster77]

Just to be clear with everyone, I've already staked claim on one of the giveaway pressure washers. Just thought I'd let you know :D Teasing aside, nice video!

[@Upracefan]

This vs the greenworks pro 2300 unit is a very tough choice, as the stop system is better on the Ryobi, yet the flow rates and pressures are significantly better on the greenworks even though they are rated the same.

[@PMart317]

I am in the same pickle. What you go with?

[@marinevet7273]

I have watched all of your “Electric” pressure washer videos, thank you for your reviews.. however there are many and I am not sure what you consider the best for general home use, Not a pro model. What electric PW do you consider the best performer-value available currently for home/car use - Ryobi Greenworks, other? What would you buy ? Thank you , Ron in WA.

[@cizcalodiablopanzon]

If it is just for home and car use I'd say Buy the one you can afford and it makes you happy by looking at it. Ebay offers good deals on these ryobis

[@jasoncopman]

I just can’t decide on this one, the GreenWorks Pro 2300 or the more expensive DeWalt 2400. I like the idea of the induction motor on this one, but the GreenWorks has better attachments. As far as I know the Dewalt is just a rebranded Simpson, although I can’t find a comparable Simpson model. I need it to clean my cars, siding, concrete sidewalk, concrete porch….too many good options…..lol

[@elviejondelabarba492]

my preference is ryobi 2300 dewalt 2400

[@ltrom4290]

Is there an effect on amperage and pressures when using a 25' or a 50' hose.

[@victornaja-paz5241]

imjoshv what is your personal pressure washer that you use for your car washing business that would help thank you

[@ericcaira7338]

I received my pressure washer kzbin.infoUgkxfQauTxLT0JLSvqkq10rD79TU4k0Vz8zP over the weekend and decided to wait for the sun to come out before firing it up. Was needed to clean the deck. Our last pressure washer broke a couple of seasons ago, and I just hadn't replaced it yet. This one had great comments, so here we are. It was easy to assemble, and the trigger wand is comfortable and easy to hold for long periods of time. The pressure washer worked great and made quick work of the "TN North side algae" that inevitably grows every year. I also washed all of the deck furniture while I was at it... it all looks great! So far I am happy with this purchase. I plan to climb the ladder to wash siding over the next couple of days, will update if I have anything else to add after that!

[@mikemuniak4711]

What kind of pressure washer do you use on daily base ,what size and brand

[@elviejondelabarba492]

Has it happened to anyone else that the tips don't work, the turbo doesn't blow the rotating jet and the yellow one doesn't blow the jet evenly?

[@peacemaker0071]

I got a question, is there a time limit as to how long you can use an electric pressure washer at a time?

[@KlockoFett]

Not really, but sort of. Kinda depends on the ambient temperature. I have the older version of this and during the summer I did have it shut off on me every 10 or so minutes after the first hour or 2, but it was also like 95° in the shade. Understandably, the unit was just begging for a breather. After an extended break to let it cool down, it was fine for an hour or 2, then same thing. About 2-3 weeks ago, I did my entire patio (12'×30') and no stoppage from noon to about 6pm since it was only like 75° that day. I'm in South Florida, mid 70's in January is totally normal here.

[@albertchavez431]

Awesome!!! Can you review the hart version of this similar pressure washer.

[@karenk469]

I have an older one that only worked for a year and a half, needs new pump and they're not available anymore. Think I'll never buy Ryobi again. Less than 3 years old.

[@mikeford9176]

I just got one of these and used it today. I think it works great for a electric pressure washer. Cleaned my pretty dirty cement that had black dried out mud on it. Which hose is better, flexzilla or uber flex and what size connectors do I need for this unit? 50 ft? Thanks

[@demakpor42]

This video was mind boggling dear me

[@delorestaylor8114]

I bought one and the motor came on but wouldn’t pump any water right out of the box. Help!

[@Scott-iz5nh]

Hi what size orifice tips should I get for this unit?

[@alredmon2010]

With the new ryobi 2300 paired with the mjjc foam cannon do I need to install the 1.1mm orfice it comes with or keep the one already installed?

[@cizcalodiablopanzon]

I have the same washer. Can someone tell me what would happen if I use a 40degree nozzle with 3.0 orifice? Wil it break? Will it be usable? Ii just use it for washing my car and my wife's But I've been using the OG nozzles so I am getting 1.2gpm. Then I learned about the water flow. More water and less pressure is better for car washing.

[@DuckSlayer12]

With this pressure washer I can just hook up on a tank with no transfer pump cause the pressure washer does the transfer ?

[@bobbywiegner525]

Which pressure washer would you recommend for over usage for around the same price range? I want to use if for my vehicles, house etc.

[@darrellshinn5983]

What are your thoughts on the Karcher K3 follow me (1800 psi) unit? I have that one and was considering one of the Ryobi units. Thank you.

[@brianpeby]

I bought this pressure washer and it does NOT have the total stop system that you said it has. I called Ryobi and they confirmed it does not. If you stop depressing the wand trigger for roughly 30 seconds, the motor shuts off completely. It will not start again until you turn the on/off button to off and wait for about 2 minutes before truing it back on.

[@brianpeby]

Also, I thought the unit I had was defective so I exchanged it at Home Depot for another one and the second one did the same thing.

[@Runswithwood]

Would this pressure washer be okay to use on my vehicles if I used a 45 nozzle?

[@marcusbarnes5929]

Do you prefer ryobi over the katcher pressure washers? Or would the CAT pressure washer be a better option for washing cars for more flow?

[@steveroberts4895]

Cool topic, I got one 4 months back. Is this one you are testing from Ryobi this year's upgraded model or from the last month? Is there an easy way to know if we have your testing model? You do very good videos, thank you, @MotoRoBerts

[@Ricardo_Wade]

Hey bud thanks for all the awesome videos I took your advice a have purchased the uberflex hose and I have a stubby gun already, I'm kinda stumped, wich would you recommend the active ve52 or this ryobi 2300? I will be using it for personal car wash and washing parts for current car builds

[@DRacer90]

What's the recommended or required quick connects that I need for the washer? Thanks

[@cheftonyx1]

i get this weird squeak noise from the motor after i stop pulling the trigger, is that normal?

[@BrownJedi87]

Funny you say that cuz I just asked the same thing! It’s coming from that that “total stop system” but I dunno why. Seems to be working fine but just makes that noise that I don’t hear on the video.

[@tukulitozakayamas2103]

so. i was going to buy the greenworks 2300PSI. but is this ryobi any better?

[@notyohoobut10]

can you use the 2700 nozzle in the 2300. I like the auto stop on the 2300 but the nozzle on the 2700

[@ricardorios1223]

Can you use a foam cannon on with with out using the one I comes with

[@mg-xw1hl]

@imjoshv - I bought one of these and ended up using turbo nozzle on my 2017 Land Rover (yeah right - foolish) I see 4-5 tiny marks of paint peeling off - but I’m not 100% sure if they were from before (mostly on front bumper where bugs stuck before). Either way 2 questions 1) do you think a turbo nozzle would peel off modern car paint in just one wash? ( have heard contradictory things) 2) any suggestions to fix it! Thanks so much

[@joefro9473]

Probably would not want to use the turbo nozzle for car washing

[@davidwilliams7723]

I've used the turbo nozzle on my Ryobi 2000 for years now. You have to stay at least 12 in /30cm away from the surface. The turbo nozzle at that distance feels the same as the wands at a coin op car wash. The turbo nozzle will weaken extremely weak paint though.

[@donsmale8811]

Hey, love your vids and was wondering if you could let me know what the model number of the newer 2300 is? I have the older version which doesn't have the auto stop feature and I'm in communication with Ryobi Canada but they need a model number.

[@markbryner1474]

did you ever get the model number?

[@donsmale8811]

@@markbryner1474 I havent yet. Cant even get a straight answer out of Ryobi.

[@markbryner1474]

@@donsmale8811 well damn it. let me know if you can get an answer please. thanks

[@elviejondelabarba492]

Ry142300

[@tinorodriguez89]

Great options from ryobi

[@marktucker7143]

My Home Depot does not have the upgraded version

[@sergioarmas6689]

What nozzle is the proper one for car washing???

[@moshevivas]

Hi Josh do you think this will work with gravity-fed water only? Thank you

[@joez7700]

Hi Josh. Did you check the amperage draw with this unit?

[@user-ui9on5rf2p]

I am looking for a 75ft hose but in black or grey help😩🥺

[@gadourylaw]

Josh, the home depot here in RI has one like this but no FULL STOP feature, I called Ryobi and spoke with two people and they could not figure out what model you purchased. They were totally unaware. Would you provide me with a model number because I really would like to have that feature. (also Ryobi does not show this model on their website). The model I was going to purchase (#14230 ) has the hose connection facing out the front of the machine not the right side like the one you use in this review. Thank you in advance for your time! If you look at the beginning of this video that is the one they are selling.

[@wmacky]

Your right? There appears to be 3 different pump heads - Inlet/outlet on same side - Inlet/outlet on different sides - outlet on one side, and inlet coming out the front! What the hell? All the photos of the new unit / even the promo video above show the Inlet coming out of the front?

[@kingofqueens777]

Thank you for the video very informative I do have the Ryobi 2300 I like that it’s electric there’s no fuel or oil to be added and for simple every day jobs it works good. Which tip is good to use to wash a vehicle?

[@coreyhill8917]

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[@georgemyers6518]

Great video and information

[@stork1988]

have you ever tested a generac pressure washer thanks

[@BrownJedi87]

So mine makes a weird quick little whine like a “meow” from that shut off thing every time I let go of the trigger. Is that normal?

[@elviejondelabarba492]

Mine also makes that sound, it is normal for induction motors.

[@cizcalodiablopanzon]

What if you use a 3.0 nozzle?

[@havok3235]

I’m having trouble with mine, it won’t turn on HELP !!!

[@chrisault2004]

I love your videos Josh, but your Ryobi bias is evident lol. It's not a bad thing, you're clearly a Home Depot guy haha. I feel that Ryobi and Greenworks are equal in every way, except that Greenworks gives you an Uberflex hose with its higher end units right out of the box. The most impressive unit I've seen you test (for combination auto washing and household duties) is the Craftsman 2100. You tested it at 2000 PSI and 1.25 GPM, then swapped to a 3.0 nozzle and saw 1100 PSI at over 1.5 GPM. Those numbers would make that my number 2 recommendation behind the CAT/Active for your purposes. It's $100 less than this one and out performs it in nearly every metric. I am curious as to what makes some of the Ryobi's units you'd recommend vs units like the Craftsman what you're just impressed with?

[@dtna]

Based on your recent reviews, is the Ryobi 2300 on the high psi side for washing cars? I bought one last year and stay pretty far back. But I am a little worried now. Thnx.

[@imjoshv]

All you have to do is change the nozzle. I think i liked a 2.5 orifcie for that machine. It drops the psi and increases the gpm! Heres a link to them on amazon - amzn.to/3yYlzrU

[@Assassin1959]

Which one would prefer... Ryobi 2700 PSI or the Greenwork 2700 PSI? Trying to decide between gas or electric.. I do not want the loud noise from the gas.

[@elviejondelabarba492]

I prefer electric, the best seller is Ryobi 2300 psi and Dewalt 2400 psi.

[@patrickwilson6383]

What color tip would you recommend for car detailing with the ryobi 2300 psi

[@KlockoFett]

40° that should be the white one, but double check your actual tips.

[@patrickwilson6383]

Thanks

[@DooRite06]

Really appreciate your video’s my man. What is the exact model number for this particular Ryobi 2300 unit? Thanks

[@elviejondelabarba492]

Ry142300

[@dutchtech]

Love the music. Ha Ha . Great video update.

[@orangemarley5086]

Isn’t this too much pressure for car washing or should I just get a wider orifice to reduce the pressure?

[@elviejondelabarba492]

It's not bad as long as you don't hit the water jet at the car, give it a distance

[@TrpDSgt]

Does temperature effect the readings at all?

[@DylanBogusz]

Which tip would you recommend for washing cars without damaging the car?

[@cubanit084]

I think the safest for washing vehicles would the 40° nozzle.

[@priseene]

Thank You!!

[@imjoshv]

You're welcome!

[@rubenvilla6276]

whats the psi with a 2.0 orifice size?

[@frankbonet8101]

Kind of confused a bit, you say that uberflex hose are wonderful, went to the Amazon reviews and they are not very impressed with the hose. Not sure if I still should purchase it with the pressure washer.

[@imjoshv]

I have a few of them and never have any issues. I wonder if they are using really powerful gas pressure washers. The hoses are rated to about 3100 psi I think, but I typically run my pressure washers in the 1000-1500psi range

[@chuckstrickland2027]

@@imjoshv Which specific pressure washer would you recommend for the do-it-yourself at home for car truck and motorcycle detailing? Only detailing my vehicles, not doing it as a business. What pressure (PSI) is actually needed for detailing? You seem to be very thorough in your reviews of equipment.

[@igorz104]

Would this pressure washer be safe to use on a car with a 40* degree tip?

[@cubanit084]

Yes, its the recommended nozzle to washing cars.

[@GLI_1701]

Great video...I been watching for days now trying to pick which one to get....so I need your help. Do I get the Ryobi 2700 or 2300 or 1900 for washing my car. Hope to hear your thoughts

[@Warren_DCKettlebell]

1900 will be fine for your car, get the bigger ones if $ isn’t a concern & you may want to expand your uses.

[@FishOnTarget]

hoping for the high end craftsman

[@ivanf4568]

When you said San Diego I subscribed, do you offer services in SD? If so where?

[@chrisginoc]

It's been a few months since this video. I'm debating between the Dewalt 2400 vs this Ryobi 2300. Thoughts? I would only use it to foam wash my car, cement walkway washing and light stuff around the house.

[@TC-dp3vv]

Which one did you finally buy? I'm on the same situation

[@chrisginoc]

@@TC-dp3vv I got the Dewalt 2400 model. It's super nice for what I need it for: Wash exterior of house, rain gutters, concrete around the house and car wash. Super nice that it also comes with the tips for those specific uses I mentioned. Zero regrets.

[@Bill-N-Carolina]

I feel like the Dewalt 2400 is a better deal. You get more tips and more PSI. This one topped out at 2150, the Dewalt made it to 2200. You also get a 25 and 40 degree tip that will give you 1000 which is almost perfect for vehicles and other things. The Dewalt also has the total stop feature. What makes this better than the Dewalt?

[@imjoshv]

I actually prefer the dewalt to the ryobi in this psi range

[@Bill-N-Carolina]

@@imjoshv I was going back and forth from Ryobi and Dewalt for a while. I like the Ryobi brand better as a whole, but in this size the Dewalt takes it. What size 25 and 40 angle orifice would I need to get the full 2200 out of them? Do you know what the 15 is from Dewalt?

[@michaeldextermonroe8548]

Thanks Great video. Wish I could win the 1600 from Ryobi from you.

[@donaldwiggins7740]

There's a 3000 psi ryobi now. are you going to test it? model

[@imjoshv]

Absolutely! It hasn’t been in stock at my stores yet. Are you seeing it in store?

[@donaldwiggins7740]

@@imjoshv I own it. I did 3 driveways, and I really enjoy it. I ordered online though. I actually had a price mistake, because I got it for 260 shipped >.> next day it was 399

[@kevingorzny]

I bought one of the first versions of this just over 2 years ago; it suddenly lost pressure and now only pushes about 50% of the force. YOU CAN'T BUY ANY REPLACEMENT PARTS REGARDING THE PUMP OR MOTOR. Nothing. This is disposable which is horribly wasteful. I went to my local repair center today - they don't sell the pump separately; you can only buy the entire motor and pump assembly AND the public can't buy it to begin with; its only available to authorized repair centers. Of course the cost of this is the same as buying a new unit.

[@GarRnZeM]

How would you know if you are getting the updated version? Which location did you go to here in San Diego? Im going to pick one up by the weekend. Great Videos!

[@imjoshv]

I think they should all be the updated one now. But if you look under the cover by the pump you will see a little black plastic piece and that is the total stop.

[@MrTruck1012]

My homedepo had both. I only had to open 2 boxes to find the updated version. Then I noticed the updated version is in the smaller box.

[@rollingreclinerRecumbent]

Seems they are packaging the old unit with the surface washer as incentive so be careful. The new unit has the hose water inlet on the front, not on the side. The new one is... Model# RY142300

[@KS-rb2tz]

​@@MrTruck1012 Thanks for your comment. Does your updated version have a new model # ? Thank you.

[@wmacky]

@@rollingreclinerRecumbent But Josh's new test unit DID NOT have the Inlet coming out of the front???????? Why is there 3 different styles?

[@seanmcd72]

Maybe you could add morec omercials ?? Holy crap

[@1stfrompuertorico568]

1st

[@KS-rb2tz]

I looked at my local WA home depot and HD/ryobi website but all they have is old model with same model #: ry142300. Called Ryobi too but they only repeat what's on website. Anyone that got the new model: updated model # please? @IMJOSHV: Great reviews and info! Thank you

[@gadourylaw]

KS I asked the same question. I spoke to 2 or 3 diffent people at Ryobi and they said the 2300 psi model did not have the "total stop system" only their smaller models, I was totally baffled. I went ahead and purchased one anyway (same model numnber 142300) and the box even showed a picture of the old model. Well, it was the new model inside, with the total stop feature etc. I actually calle Ryobi back to let them know that their people need a heads up about this new model. Strange.

[@fourc3353]

is the 40 degree and/or 2.5mm orifice safe for washing cars?