Castors or not?

SureShot said:

Hi folks

I'm looking at buying this https://fpandg.com/simpson-pro-pressure-washer-pro3800pw-20-inch-commercial-surface-cleaner-pro20sc

It'll be my first pressure washing kit so I'm a bit of a newbie... so ANY advice on starting this gig would be invaluable.. This surface washer has 'bristles' and not castor wheels. Do you think that means it's a little more difficult to move around?? I ask because I do have to consider the fatigue element of pressure washing due to my body no longer being as invincible as it once seemed.

Cheers!

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Pjj said:

I have one  with casters it is very manoeuvrable but they can get in the way in passage ways and against walls that one without them would be able to get closer to the wall ,  

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SureShot said:

Yeah I've heard a few comments about the castors keeping the washer from getting right up to walls etc. Could you not just tilt it a little and direct the nozzles into the areas it can't reach?

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Pjj said:

No not really I just do the edges with the vario or turbo nozzle when rinsing down at the end of the job 

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Moor said:

That set up doesn’t look great for the money.

personally I would get this for £150 more

https://jetmac.co.uk/shop?olsPage=products%2Fhonda-gx-390-ar-200-21-plus-18-inch-rotary-package

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