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I have a Karcher had it for about 6 years, purchased it after using all sorts of washers over the years with work on trucks. It has been everywhere and hasnt had a scrap of love. The handle is broken and was backed over by the trailer in the driveway one night returning from a ride :blush: . It still works as well as the day I bought it.
Will pull water from a bucket if need be (water restrictions and on site at a race meeting
) Couple of attachements, cheap from Bunnings and they are serviceable check because a lot of brands arent. Was cheap around $150 – $170 I think. Note-It isnt the exact model in the picture but is closeTB
+ 1 on the karcher
Does all the tasks I ask of it,
I recon the detergent you use can also have a huge effect on the work required in cleaning your pride and joys.I use super clean from SCA, its cheap and does an excellent job.Spray it on ,,have a stubbie or 2 then up it with the karcher. :cheer:
A coating of wet look on the plastics and jobs done, step back with another stubbie and start planinng on getting the bike filthy again. viscious world we live in. Boony
Trailboss wrote:I have a Karcher had it for about 6 years, purchased it after using all sorts of washers over the years with work on trucks. It has been everywhere and hasnt had a scrap of love. The handle is broken and was backed over by the trailer in the driveway one night returning from a ride :blush: . It still works as well as the day I bought it.Will pull water from a bucket if need be (water restrictions and on site at a race meeting
) Couple of attachements, cheap from Bunnings and they are serviceable check because a lot of brands arent. Was cheap around $150 – $170 I think. Note-It isnt the exact model in the picture but is closeTB
2x for the karcher had mine for years hasent missed a beat
Mine goes nowhere near the bike,, does everything else though (paths, pavers etc)
Nothing but CT20 and some elbow grease does my cleaning just fineEAGLE`02 wrote:Mine goes nowhere near the bike,, does everything else though (paths, pavers etc)
Nothing but CT20 and some elbow grease does my cleaning just fineThey are easy to clean when you don’t go in the dirt
LC4skin wrote:EAGLE`02 wrote:Mine goes nowhere near the bike,, does everything else though (paths, pavers etc)
Nothing but CT20 and some elbow grease does my cleaning just fineThey are easy to clean when you don’t go in the dirt
No need for a
LC it’s so true :laugh:TB
We have had our karcher for about 15yrs, hasnt missed a beat.
But we dont use it on our bikes,
i have found muck off the best product!
Spray on, give it 5, then spray off…
(with garden hose)
We have a bit of the red clay stuff around our area,
which use to stain, and we had to scrub them,
But not with muck off, just leave it on a little longer,
and comes straight off!!Alyssa
white rocket wrote:i got a bosh one from bunnings its had a flogging but will not turn off when you let go of the trigger not recomended think it was 350$I agree Rocket I got a Bosh from Bunnings as well The bloody thing has been a pain in the arse from day one and the chinese one I got from dick smith blows it away hasnt missed a beat. Go a K’archer or a Gerni
dont point at your linkages or wheel bearings tho
Ollie
Ollie wrote:dont point at your linkages or wheel bearings thoOr electrics, switch blocks, injector (if you have one), decals, CDI, headlight………in fact just use a hose and bucket.
I have a Karcher, I never use it.
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