Pressure Washers Phoenix Arizona

thanks for the info john the washer came from a dealer in rochester ny.I will let you know how i make out!
 
Has anybody have had a Tuffs superstar Hot water unit before. 3000 PSI 4.6 GPM 13 HP Honda Engine


Charlie
 
Marc

I looked at the epps, but the problem is there is nobody around here to service them. There is a distr., but he says I would have to send it back to the person that sold it to me. If this isn't true and Epps makes him service it under warranty chances he will take his time doing it. Time is $$$.

Charlie
 
You can always contact us directly to help you with getting service on your machine.

Honestly we are not a powerhouse in the industry but we are growing and our dealer network gets a wee bit larger every day. Never let service availability deter you because we will do what we can to help you. If you have any questions feel free to contact us at epps@eppsproducts.com

Hope this helps? Cheers.
 
Hey..

Good luck with the Mi-T-M..I had talked with a dealer today about it...I might purchace one too..same one as you, from the description you gave...keep me informed, if you will? Have a fun one...
 
Hey Jeff,

We use a MiTM HDS 3505, it has a 660cc engine I believe. Who could telll me how many HP that is?

Anyways, this machine is a dream, we've had no problems what so ever, knock on wood. Not only does it run like a dream, it's nice to look at too. Jerry has called it his Cadillac ever since he got it, nicest washer he's ever worked with.

We would/will definately buy one again, next time with higher GPM.

Don't forget to do your oil changes and switch out your filters, you want to take good care of it :)
 
Sunshine said:
Hey Jeff,

We use a MiTM HDS 3505, it has a 660cc engine I believe. Who could telll me how many HP that is?

Anyways, this machine is a dream, we've had no problems what so ever, knock on wood. Not only does it run like a dream, it's nice to look at too. Jerry has called it his Cadillac ever since he got it, nicest washer he's ever worked with.

We would/will definately buy one again, next time with higher GPM.

Don't forget to do your oil changes and switch out your filters, you want to take good care of it :)
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It should be right on the engine saying how many hp's the engine has.

Is it a Vanguard, Honda, Kohler?

What is the model number on it?

A little more info and I am sure someone here can tell you how many hp it has.
 
Michael said:
FYI, the Mi-T-M units are built in Peosta, Iowa approximately 15 miles due west of Dubuque, Iowa. As much as we would like the milder weather Canada is still quite a distance from there which arguably is America's Heartland area.

When you pay more for a pressure washer from a 'major' manufacturer you pay for the whole package; advertising, sales, warranty, research and development, salaries and benefits and dealer profit. If any manufacturer can reduce these costs it will be able to offer so called similar product at lower prices. Truth be told, the basic components are all fairly much the same. The difference is in the details, quality of all of the components used and costs of certification (certification designed to make your pressure washer more consistently built to a standard of safety).

True you can buy a 5 @ 3000 from $2,400 to $10,000. The difference really is in the dealer and the details. Like the Fram oil filter commercial says, "Pay me now or pay me later." The big guys got there and stay there by providing quality product at fair pricing for everyone through professional local pressure washer dealers. Before you go off on local versus alternative sales outlets remember that anyone can buy a book from Amazon cheaper than your spouse sells at the local store but they buy from the local store because it is a friend/neighbour/relative etcetera. Sometimes saving money is no saving at all.
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Are you around
 
Going through the search I came across a lot of his posts and learned quite a few things. I don't know what he looks like but in my mind it was always Mr Bean talking.
 
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