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Rotary power washer

  • 11-02-2018 9:33am
    #1
    Luckysasha
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    Has anyone used a rotary type power washer for cleaning cobble lock. I see majority of Hire shops have them now but up until now I have always used a standard power washer lance. So looking for personal experience of rotary V lance please


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  • #2
    Tails142
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    Faster to blast grime off, you'll get done quicker, you will probably need to switch back to the lance to blast large grit away into grass or whatever


  • #3
    Calibos
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    Ive got a Karcher K4 (got it for €199) One of the lances has a rapid spiral tip thats great for my concrete yard amongst other things. I did look into the rotary attachment but from what I can see the 12" round cover with bristles is effectively just a cover over the rotating spray nozzles to prevent all that messy overspray you get from the lances with grit and muck being blown everywhere. While the rotating pair of nozzles will clean a larger area in a single run, the spray strength would be halved. Still probably enough except for the worst cases though.


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