Couldn't find anything about this on all of Google. After going through quite a few electric pressure washers I decided, with my wife's blessing to start shopping for a gas powered one.
My wife found a Briggs 825ex powered 'troy bilt' on a one day sale at Lowe's for only $199. With a $50 gift card we already had it was an easy decision.
Being the kind of person I am while waiting for it to arrive, I perused the PDF of the owners manual and found something strange. It says before you shut it down to let it idle for two minutes. Anyone know why you'd do this?
It seems like running the motor without spraying, basically making the pump bypass, I gather, is generally thought of as not good.
Anyone shed some light?
My wife found a Briggs 825ex powered 'troy bilt' on a one day sale at Lowe's for only $199. With a $50 gift card we already had it was an easy decision.
Being the kind of person I am while waiting for it to arrive, I perused the PDF of the owners manual and found something strange. It says before you shut it down to let it idle for two minutes. Anyone know why you'd do this?
It seems like running the motor without spraying, basically making the pump bypass, I gather, is generally thought of as not good.
Anyone shed some light?