Karcher k2 £59

[rawdred]

If any body's interested Tesco are selling he K2 compact for £59

[Ste]

They are?

https://www.tesco.com/direct/karcher-k2-compact-pressure-washer/580-9559.prd

[rawdred]

[quote="Ste"]They are?

..just bought one instore... colney hatch north london.
i had to double check at the till to make sure it was the right price as the online price is £79.

https://i.imgur.com/kVSAPv9.jpg

[CBFcarl]

I want a pressure washer, but how does it all connect up?

For example, I have a drive at the front of my house, and an outdoor tap in the back garden. From the front to the back it is about 30 - 35 feet, would the standard equipment reach around? (fnarr)
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[Ste]

You need a hose pipe to connect the pressure washer to the outside tap.

[c_dug]

We have a K4 at work, it can take water in from a bucket/barrel, a hose is the easier option, though obviously not practicable for everybody.

I presume the K2 can do the same.
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[Ben90]

[ADAMH0]

If you are willing to keep checking, this site:

https://www.karcheroutlet.co.uk/

Can have some amazing bargains depending on stock and promotional offers at the time.

My K2 cost £35 plus postage. It came wrapped up like a new machine, with a dirtblaster lance and works perfectly.

[Pete.]

[Nobby the Bastard]

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Goes without saying but be careful using pressure washers on bikes. Easy way to fuck up electrics and dislodge grease from where it should be like wheel bearings.

I'll use mine every so often to give the rotor buttons a blast on the floating discs (Easy way to keep them moving as they're not lubricated) and perhaps use the snow foam lance if I'm feeling that way but otherwise, nah.
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[detailersaddo]Nilfisk washers are better and built stronger than Karcher,[/detailersaddo]
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[Vincent]

I've picked up a couple of used minor brand pressure washers for pennies on eBay and they've worked out OK. First one was sold as seen and just needed a new seal replacing, I looked on the net and found it had a problem with this particular seal so it was easy to put right........ and it's still working fine and has good pressure, that's a Nilfisk type but with a different brand name. The other one is a Halfords one I think but again, not made by them. The Karchers I've had have fallen apart and ended up at the tip cos I couldn't fix them...but they were both budget models at the bottom of their range. So, if you're on a budget and see one for sale cheap locally that's not working, do a bit of research and take a gamble
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