Posted by I_am_Tosk on July 25, 2011, 11:14 am
I have a gas powered pressure washer. It starts and runs fine... For
about three minutes. Once it gets heated up (my guess) it starts
spitting air and loosing pressure. I have to keep pulling and loosening
the trigger to build up bursts of power to clean my screens. Anything in
particular I should check on the thing??? Anybody else have this issue
with a PW? Thanks in advance, Scotty
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Posted by I_am_Tosk on July 25, 2011, 7:09 pm
justwaitafrekinminute@gmail.com says...
>
> I have a gas powered pressure washer. It starts and runs fine... For
> about three minutes. Once it gets heated up (my guess) it starts
> spitting air and loosing pressure. I have to keep pulling and loosening
> the trigger to build up bursts of power to clean my screens. Anything in
> particular I should check on the thing??? Anybody else have this issue
> with a PW? Thanks in advance, Scotty
Hummm, filled the oil chamber to spec, and put a new (non-leaking)
connector in line, and everything seems to be back to normal. Who'd a
thunk, read the manual works? ;)
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Posted by The Real Bev on July 26, 2011, 9:41 pm
On 07/25/11 16:09, I_am_Tosk wrote:
> justwaitafrekinminute@gmail.com says...
>>
>> I have a gas powered pressure washer. It starts and runs fine... For
>> about three minutes. Once it gets heated up (my guess) it starts
>> spitting air and loosing pressure. I have to keep pulling and loosening
>> the trigger to build up bursts of power to clean my screens. Anything in
>> particular I should check on the thing??? Anybody else have this issue
>> with a PW? Thanks in advance, Scotty
> Hummm, filled the oil chamber to spec, and put a new (non-leaking)
> connector in line, and everything seems to be back to normal. Who'd a
> thunk, read the manual works? ;)
Most guys don't know that :-)
OTOH, it depends on the manual. The worst kind don't give you even half
a clue about what to do when everything goes all pear-shaped.
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> I have a gas powered pressure washer. It starts and runs fine... For
> about three minutes. Once it gets heated up (my guess) it starts
> spitting air and loosing pressure. I have to keep pulling and loosening
> the trigger to build up bursts of power to clean my screens. Anything in
> particular I should check on the thing??? Anybody else have this issue
> with a PW? Thanks in advance, Scotty