Keeping kit clean.

[Ian C]

He was hard work for me to understand on the phone, when I got there, there was a Yorkshire lad that was just as hard work to understand.

 

To be fair he got me out of trouble when I was up there, my jetter blew the swivel joint, he hadn't got one on the shelf, he jumped in his van and got me one within the hour, at the right money.

 

Worth a call/look-in, I'd say.

 

Thanks Eggs, I have sent him a message so will be in touch. I like dealing with guys like this who can go the extra mile to help someone out.

[Philip Anderson]

Yes, much better. I bought a secondhand Karcher 601 from a dealer,f ully reconditioned for £800.

 

Main thing is to store it somewhere frost free, the amount of use it gets, an hour or so a week, it will go indefinitely.

 

I bought one new 8 years ago never regretted it does a great job easy to use and just lifts dirt off and doesn't use that much red diesel , and has chemical tank as well .good machine and agree totally with above.

[Brushcutter]

Neptune 5 here. Had issues with it but oh boy will it cut through a layer of baked on oil and mud. Goes up to 120 degrees.

[jnoon]

TFR and a cold washer keeps all

Mine looking nice

[Ian C]

Going to sort one this week, so what's the score with reliability? Is it miss use eg poor fuel, leaving them out side etc,I only ask as there's loads on the bay for spares or repair.