McCulloch 1800 PSI Electric Pressure Washer #FHH18A

• 20" High Pressure Hose
• Two built in detergent tanks
• Adjustable spray gun
• Convenient inlet/outlet quick connect system
• Switch knob provides choices on cleaning sources

JUst What the Doctor Ordered:
Works perfectly any problems I had were self inflicted the design is very good and well worth it never owned another so can't compare. I have only used for about 6 hours and so far perfect. Not much to say except for the general tasks I purchased it for namely 1)Cleaning the years of dirt and algae off my deck (moderate size) so I could seal it did an excellent job just takes time but plenty of power just a narrow high pressure stream as expected. LOL: I cleaned the top of the deck perfectly not knowing that I was not using it correctly and did not dispense the cleaner and it had more than enough pressure to clean the deck without the cleaner. With the cleaner even better :-) 2) Clean the grunge off my foundation excellent job. Adjustable pressure nozzle works great so easy to lower pressure near siding so as not to damage the finish while using full high pressure to clean the concrete. 3) Reclaimed an older outdoor plastic table I gave up for lost it cleaned it with only a little post cleaning with Clorox by hand (Clorox would destroy the power washer) to get the mildew off now looks like new. 4) On low pressure did a great job cleaning the cars all you have to do is wipe them down after to avoid spotting but this is always needed great time saver. Just a cross Section of what I have done so far and did a great job on all highly recommended hope this gives you an idea of this products capability and versatility. Negative is that it uses a 1:7 mixture for cleaner which means with the small on board tank it runs out real quick (but easy to re-fill so no biggie and the pressure hose is necessarily stiff and hard to store it on the un it they need more tiedowns but it is still good enough as is. Hope you find this useful. OH Get at least an 1800 PSI spend the extra less pressure will take more time per job and did need full pressure for stubborn dirt.

Connection Broke Butr We Fixed IT:
Ok I got mine for free, but still - the connector from the hose to the machine broke the first 3 seconds we used it. It's a crappy piece of plastic that just doesn't do the job. First I ordered a female to female metal adapter on line - but it wasn;t long enough. Finally, asked the plumber who immediately suugested using a washer hose conncter - like you use to connect your washing machine to the water course. We addeda couple of washers for extra leak protection and TADAH!! It works!

Powerful and effective:
I bought this product and it works really well. About 25-30 pounds. Exerts good pressure. I was able to remove buildup from 15 years around the house. With good water flow, you can maintain a constant pressure and do not have to worry about waiting to allow the tank to fill up. Easy to put together.

McCulloch 1800 PSI power washer:
Super easy to set up and use. Lots of water pressure, tons of hose, and an extra long electrical cord. It also wheels around nicely. I'm excited to use the attachments.

McCulloch 1800 PSI Electric Pressure Washer:
I like it. I live on the west side of the Cascade Range in Oregon and things get dingy pretty quick. I had my vehicle, the rain gutters on the house, landscaping bricks along the path around the house, and odds and ends all washed in about an hour. It works great. The only drawback that I can find is that it doesn't appear to suck up any cleaning solution in the high pressure mode. Only the low pressure. I haven't tried the upper tank yet so maybe that's the problem. Not a huge issue since plain water pretty much takes everything off anyway. The plastic double male hose attachment was a concern before I purchased the unit. I'd read that most of them broke pretty quick. As long as you are aware not to stress it out dragging it around, it will probably last a good long time. If it does break it should be easy to replace pretty cheap. Again great unit so far.