VEVOR TOOLS 3600psi 2.6gpm pressure washer unboxing, assembly and review

lets look at this non sponsored review on this vevor 3600psi pressure washer
‪@vevor.official‬
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[@redwolfacutinaantam7725]

I have a number of Vevor products like an 18.5 ft, telescoping ladder which is super sturdy even with my 280lb frame on it. A Vevor range hood over the kitchen stove, a couple of Vevor heat presses, and a Vevor vinyl cutter for making custom shirts, hats and hoodies. I also just got the Vevor 3400psi pressure washer and assembled it today. I have yet to use the pressure washer, but I can say everything I've bought from Vevor works really well and the prices can't be beat. I intend to use the pressure washer on my house and walkways tomorrow. I'll get back to you guys and let you know how it goes.

[@EfimovnikCom]

Really waiting for your comment, because I'm going to buy this machine for professional use, but I'm worried that might be a less powerful model will be enough for me.

[@redwolfacutinaantam7725]

@@EfimovnikCom , I pressure washed my house, driveways and walkways today and the Vevor 3400psi did a wonderful job. I would say it is close to bare minimum for what you would need to do professional jobs. No lower than 3200psi for pro jobs. I personally would get the Vevor 3600psi for $15 more if I were using the machine for professional jobs but the 3400psi would get the job done as well. Excellent machine imo.

[@EfimovnikCom]

@@redwolfacutinaantam7725 Thank you very much for the reply. I am planning to buy a 4400 PSI 4.0 GPM , it seems to me that anything below that capacity will not be enough or I will just be running it for a very long time.

[@kgm5512]

Unfortunately that model was out of my budget. I do have to say I am impressed with the 3600psi.

[@redwolfacutinaantam7725]

@@EfimovnikCom , be careful with a washer that powerful especially if you do houses. 4400psi can strip the wood off of houses and the paint off of siding as well as cars. Hopefully you are a pro and know exactly how to use it if using a machine that strong. Good luck with your endeavors, friend!

[@JM-ql4ok]

Mine came in the mail today and works great. Thanks for the video and for telling how much oil it needs (18 oz)

[@kgm5512]

Glad I was able to help

[@lotuse420]

It lasted more than 5 min with kgm thats a good test right there seems like a solid unit for small jobs

[@johnmorris77]

Thanks! Just got mine

[@rcOhio]

Seems like a pretty solid little unit Kyle!

[@JOHND_RC]

🎉 !! Definitely good information.. we all want a good deal !

[@RCWalletVacuum]

Hey Kyle, thanks for reminding me i have to pressure wash the siding, lol.

[@Meyers2strokeRcgarage]

Nice video bro 👍🏼 VeVor has some cool products 🤙🏼

[@DragonLinkBestDeck]

There is a recent comment under the Q&A from June 14th, 2024. Vevor answered, saying it requires 100ml of oil

[@kgm5512]

100ml is roughly 3 oz. That is not nearly enough oil and will not even touch the dip stick

[@DragonLinkBestDeck]

Oil for the pump, though. Not the engine.

[@kgm5512]

@@DragonLinkBestDeck oh 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️thank you!!

[@DragonLinkBestDeck]

No worries. After reading my initial comment, I can see how you got confused. I did not mention oil for pump, just oil... everything has oil lol

[@warrenculpepper6651]

Should water be coming out the right side of the pump when the sprayer is idle

[@kgm5512]

I am not sure the answer to that exactly. If your leaking though the body of the pump, no. But if it is a fitting it may need to be tightened

[@MrDre_Black325]

What size quick connects did you switch over to...

[@kgm5512]

@@MrDre_Black325 I have not had an opportunity to switch them yet. There a a few different options on Amazon that adapt to the factory connections. I will update you when I get around to changing them! Thanks for watching

[@MrDre_Black325]

@kgm5512 just got mine today. And decided to for the first tome make an unboxing video. And everything was going smoothly. Even gave you a shoot out...lol. and I poured the gas in the tank and it all leaked out the bottom of the power washer....

[@RaiserRamon]

Thanks! The instructions were a bit sparse

[@kgm5512]

@@RaiserRamon I’m glad I was able to help!

[@KefirTView]

I'm not a fan that the hose has two different fittings instead of the same for both the wand and pressure washer. The detail in which these Chinese manufactures fool the consumer most is their numbers. Gotta test to see if it's truly 3600 psi!

[@kgm5512]

I agree with you on the hose. I wish I had a way to test the actual psi and gpm but unfortunately I do not.