Sun Joe SPX7000E 2-in-1 Electric Pressure Washer | 1700-Max PSI | 1.45-GPM | Built In Wet/Dry Vacuum System $109

fatestkid wrote: ↑ My dad bought two different Sun Joe models for around $200-$250 each. The proprietary plastic fittings on the nozzle break pretty easily and they send you a whole new nozzle under warranty. Just seems so environmentally unfriendly that I can't recommend it. They could easily make it metal but then you wouldn't need to buy a new one every few years. My dad had the same issue with cheaper master-craft pressure washers.

I feel with these types of seldom use tools we should invest more once and have it for a lifetime, or rent it for the few times a year you'll use it.

Colin0317 wrote: ↑ Is it possible to add a quick connect option for the gun to these type of pressure washers?

Smashy wrote: ↑ Yes, you can switch the fittings to quick connectors for most of them, including other Sun Joe models like SPX3000/SPX3001. You can find the quick connects easily on Amazon.

Colin0317 wrote: ↑ I meant for the gun nozzle. I want an adapter for the gun to be able to use various quick connect degree nozzles and foam cannons.

dirtmover wrote: ↑ The nozzle is optimized for that machine, ie very small angle, to allow them to misleadingly advertise it as 1700psi. Yeah, you get that psi but with very small coverage. Switch it out to a wider nozzle and you'll get more coverage but lose all your pressure which is the reason they don't sell them with a quick connect. Well that and to keep the cost as low as possible.

Chewfam wrote: ↑ You've been on here long enough to know that 5 x $100 pressure washers > 1 x $500 pressure washer (that would last a lifetime).

griffinhawk wrote: ↑ It's showing up at $304 on the walmart website???

griffinhawk wrote: ↑ It's showing up at $304 on the walmart website???

vwfun wrote: ↑ That's odd, its still showing 109 for me..

griffinhawk wrote: ↑ Weird.