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I just bought a Homelite Mudbuster High Pressure Washer at a garage sale and only paid $10.00. Can anyone tell me if this is a good one to have? I searched on the net and couldn't find anything.
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If it works for an afternoon - you got your money's worth. Depends on what you want to use it for. I have a 3000psi / 4GPM unit that I use to clean truck frames, brake drums, valve covers, etc. I also have a diesel water heater to use with it that will heat the water to over 200 deg - even with this much pressure and heat, it still takes a while to get stuff clean - the homelight will have limited uses for heavy cleaning jobs, but would be ok for things like gutters on your house or delicate stuff that the bigger pressure washers would destroy.

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Sleeper just send it to me and I will test it (throughly of course ) for you and let you know. I would feel terible if a fellow stovebolter was injured and I didn't do everything that I could to prevent it!


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