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Brand | Excell | RYOBI | RYOBI | RYOBI |
Name | 3100 PSI 2.8 GPM 212cc OHV Gas Pressure Washer | 3,100 PSI 2.5 GPM Honda Gas Pressure Washer with Idle Down | 3,200 PSI 2.5 GPM ONE+ 18-Volt Electric Start Gas Pressure Washer | 3,600 PSI 2.5 GPM Gas Pressure Washer Honda GX200 |
Price | $31000 | $42900 | $46900 | $69900 |
Ratings | (1143) | (2390) | (502) | (79) |
GPM | 2.8 | 2.5 | 2.4 | 2.5 |
Suggested Use | Car,Decking,Driveway,Grill,Paint Preparation,Patio Furniture,Siding,Window | Car,Decking,Driveway,Grill,Paint Preparation,Patio Furniture,Siding,Window | Decking,Driveway,Paint Preparation,Siding,Window | Decking,Driveway,Paint Preparation,Siding |
Features | Cold water,Foldable handle,Quick connect tips | Chemical/detergent injection,Foldable handle,Quick connect tips | Chemical/detergent injection | Chemical/detergent injection,Quick connect tips |
Commercial / Residential | Residential | Residential | Residential | Commercial |
Start Type | Recoil Start | Recoil Start | Electronic Ignition | Recoil Start |
Pump Type | Axial | Axial | Axial | Triplex |
Reconditioned | New | New | New | New |
Engine Make | OEM Branded | Honda | OEM Branded | Honda |
Included | Hose,Onboard cord storage | Detergent tank,Wheels | Battery(s),Detergent tank,Hose,Wheels | Engine oil,Fasteners,Hose,Onboard cord storage,Wheels |
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Brand | Excell | RYOBI | RYOBI | RYOBI |
Name | 3100 PSI 2.8 GPM 212cc OHV Gas Pressure Washer | 3,100 PSI 2.5 GPM Honda Gas Pressure Washer with Idle Down | 3,200 PSI 2.5 GPM ONE+ 18-Volt Electric Start Gas Pressure Washer | 3,600 PSI 2.5 GPM Gas Pressure Washer Honda GX200 |
Price | $31000 | $42900 | $46900 | $69900 |
Ratings | (1143) | (2390) | (502) | (79) |
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The fuel tank holds about one quart.
Thank you for asking, Etp1280. The warranty on this pressure washer is 3 years from the date of purchase. Our warranty covers for repairs of manufacturing defects. However, the Honda engine carries a 2 year warranty. I hope this helps and we appreciate your interest in Ryobi! -Keri
I think it will remove it easily. The on board tip selector includes the 40 degree, 25 degree and zero degree. I'd start high and then go lower as needed but be very careful with the zero tip. Also, I'd recommend pre treating the paint with something like Goof Off or a latex paint remover to help soften it up.
Like others have stated, pulling the trigger on the wand will release built-up pressure that causes difficulty in pulling the starter rope. As an indicator, you should feel/see the pressure shoot out of the sprayer wand once you press the trigger. It will be obvious. I also wanted to add that if you pull the starter but it fails to start, that itself will sometimes build up enough pressure to make pulling the starter rope difficult until pulling the trigger.
Thank you for asking, Djinn. The quick connect nozzle is removable so that you can use other nozzles with this pressure washer as well. I hope this helps and we appreciate your interest in Ryobi! -Keri
You don't mix the gas at all. You use plain gas, with no oil. It's a 4-stroke engine, not a 2-stroke.
Yes, you can shut off the soap dispenser.
Hello Cbase, Thanks for your question on the RYOBI RY80940B 3,100 PSI 2.5 GPM Honda Gas Pressure Washer. Yes, it is normal burnoff produced by the engine. Please be sure to check the oil and make sure you did not overfill. Overfilling the crankcase may cause excessive smoke and engine damage. Thanks for asking! - Eve
store should get you one.
Thank you for asking, Eldog. We do not recommend using harsh chemicals such as bleach, degreasers, etc. Using a chemical such as bleach may harm the seals inside the pump. However, if the use for bleach is needed for the job, you may put the bleach directly on the material and then possibly spray the bleach off. I hope this helps and we appreciate your interest in Ryobi! -Keri