AR Blue CleanPro, AR630 Pressure Washer, 1900PSI, 2.1GPM, 20AMP. Metal Lance, Adjustable Nozzle, 25' Hose, Detergent Suction System, Induction Motor, Pressure Gauge & Unloader, Built-in Handle 65 lbs

As the owner of a detail shop in Grand Junction, CO we are constantly looking for ways to upgrade our equipment and reduce time spent on tasks that do not make the company money or provide value to our customers. While this unit does not have the power of a gas pressure washer, it has considerably more power and flow than previous electric models we have tested.That said, there are things you should know.1. The unit all but requires a dedicated 20a circuit. It has a specialized plug.2. The included pressure washer hose and wand is junk. They would be better off not including anything3. We ordered Amazon ASIN B09NBQ8RK7, B07MY17MGX and B004E3W4QW along with a specialized want from Obsessed garage. We consider this the perfect package.4. Don't be to quick to get rid of your gas unit. If you are in a market like ours, you will find it is still helpful for that diesel oil field truck that comes in from time to time.5. You are likely going to need adapters, hoses etc to make everything work. Don't be in a rush and make sure you plan it all out.

The machine has a large plug with a reset button built into the plug. All good, except the plug is not designed for US outlets. A small detail that they forgot to mention. And, so I had to return it. It is heavy, so loading it in the car and taking it to UPS, not so easy.Now, that said, I know this machine is made with a US standard 110 plug, just not from this vendor. Buy elsewhere. The plug is a 20Amp plug and all US homes have 15 amp plugs. A 20 amp plug has one on the prongs going sideways instead of vertical. Machine is made in Canada, thus the problem. Do not buy unless you understand this and happen to have a 20amp outlet, not likely.

I'm going to compare this machine to the one it's replacing just to put it in perspective. My old PW served me well for over 20 years and cost under $300. It was a Landa ZF-2 prosumer grade and it actually still puts out quite well but it leaks all over the place so you have to turn the water off every time. I doubt rebuilding parts are even available so ... 20+ years ... it's time. It sure doesn't owe me anything!So compared to that this machine is even better built (especially with the bronze pump body as opposed to the aluminum one), weighs more and puts out a little more. I had slightly modified the wand on my old Landa with stainless quick connects so I could also use a foam gun and separate nozzles plus whatever else comes along. The problem with the Landa is that in using any of them they would cause the unloader to cycle. I don't know if it was a faulty 20 year old unloader or if it's just the way it was set up, but it didn't like the smaller orifices of my attachments. So I'm using my old wand from that machine on this new one because, my one complaint, the wand that comes with this machine doesn't look like you can separate its components to install the quick connects to allow me to use my other accessories, and I like to have options. I'm happy to say my foam gun, nozzles, etc., work great with this machine, and, I don't know how "much" more pressure I'm getting but the arm-dyno tells me this AR630 is putting out a noticeable increase in pressure over the old Landa. It's a bit noisier than the old one but still makes only a fraction of the noise you get from a gas powered machine.Overall this appears well built, heavy, and should have no problem (hopefully) giving me as much service as the old one did and then some. My only complaint really is that the wand doesn't seem readily adaptable for accessories (I just haven't bothered to see what it takes to get it apart, my old one was just fine) but a different wand is easy to acquire anyway. It's not cheap compared to the box store machines but, unlike those, it's a "real" machine too. I use all my shop equipment regularly at home so it usually pays to step up and spend the extra money at the start. I mean, who else gets over 20 years out of a pressure washer? 20 years from now I'll probably barely be able to turn the thing on!

Overall satisfied with the product itselfOnly complaint is that it could be shipped in a more secure box, inlet adapter was placed under the machine and broken when I opened the boxAlso for some reason the saftey switch on the cord keeps popping even though I’m running it on a 3700 watt generator, still trying to figure out why that is happening

Excellent customer service by the seller. Cannot recommend it enough.

I have boughten three of these and ALL of them have broken within the first 6 months, customer service is extremely hard to deal with and I can't send it back and forth since I run a business and always need it. I run it inside with DI water and they all have taken a crap within months, I bought a little craftsman pressure washer for $100 granted the GPM sucks but it has outlived all three of the AR blue clean. I would highly recommend not purchasing.

It's been a year that I've had this unit. I'm a mobile detailer and use this in my trailer. I run it off a Generac 3500. It's been absolutely flawless. It's plenty of power for big mud trucks and gentle enough for a classic car. Absolutely would recommend go anyone wanting to wash cars. The pump turns off when you let go of trigger. No burned out pumps from it sitting running while you clean a wheel or something. I've probably washed over 1000 vehicles with it and ran over 20,000 gallons of water through it. Buy it!!!

Very quiet. I was surprised at how quiet it is. Great power and super easy to use. I do wish they would use stainless or brass on the external fittings instead of plastic. Other than that a fantastic product.