Jet-USA 3100PSI High Pressure Washer Cleaner, 2100W Electric Water Spray Gun Gurney $94.05 + Free Shipping @ Mytopia via Lasoo

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Associateddmcain on 19/07/2024 - 12:47 lasoo.com.au (439 clicks)
Last edited 19/07/2024 - 13:37 by 1 other user

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Mytopia gave us a special deal on these. RRP of $269, but $94.05 now until stock last (around 400 currently). We did have them at $165 recently.

Thought it would be worth sharing here. Free Shipping everywhere, bar a few postcodes listed at the bottom.

DESCRIPTION:

There’s nothing quite like the feeling of a job well done, especially when it’s as easy as pulling the trigger on the powerful new Jet-USA RX470.

Is there a long list of painful jobs stacking up in the back of your mind? Imagine making light work of arduous tasks like removing dirt and grime from windows, outdoor furniture, cars and boats. The Jet-USA is a breeze to operate, and thanks to the lightweight design it’s easy for anyone to manoeuvre. Plus, the wide range of bonus accessories conveniently attach to the body, so nothing goes astray when storing the compact-sized Jet-USA.

You’ll receive a class leading three bonus attachments, a Vari-Nozzle, Inlet Filter as well as a Detergent Bottle, so you can spray suds and then rinse immediately after with the twist of a knob! With this arsenal of attachments you will be able to specifically tackle the most stubborn of grime! Who said cleaning was a chore?

Jet-USA have been in the business for years and know what really matters when you use pressure washers for the most challenging jobs. With that in mind, it's no surprise that the RX470 is such an advanced electric pressure washer. As with all Jet-USA pressure washers it goes without saying that the build quality is top notch, and so naturally it comes with a full 12-month Australian warranty.

Massive Peak 3100PSI - Blast through the toughest grime
Lightweight Design - Easy to manoeuvre
3 Bonus Attachments
All the accessories you will need to make light work of the stubborn grime!
Vari Nozzle - Unlimited spray options with the twist of the head
Detergent Bottle - Spray suds with the twist of a knob
Inlet filter - Protects the pump from contaminants in the water
Commercial grade hose - Use over 50% less water than the ordinary hose
Powerful aluminium brush motor
Ideal for tasks like cleaning cars, windows and paths
Carry the JET-USA around with ease
Compact and easy to store
Easy start with just a flick of a switch
We may not be able to deliver to few remote areas. See restricted post codes list: 2898, 2899, 4875, 6161, 6798, 6799, 7151, 7152, 7153, 7154

SKU: PRWELCJETA470

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  Boioioioi on 19/07/2024 - 12:52

  +1

  what is the litres per minute

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    Associateddmcain @ Lasoo on 19/07/2024 - 12:59

    7.1 Litres per minute from what I could see online.

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      CurlCurl on 19/07/2024 - 16:53

      And it isn't a GERNI

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  Digiiz on 19/07/2024 - 12:52

  +4

  Sorry to be rude @dmcain but this is a horribly reviewed pressure washer. I'd avoid like the plague with reviews like that.

  https://www.productreview.com.au/listings/jet-usa-3100-psi-r…

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    juph0rry on 19/07/2024 - 12:55

    1.3 with 20 reviews is brutal, rare to find any product with a fair amount of reviews with a score that low, the recent 3 star review is really helping it's average

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      Digiiz on 19/07/2024 - 12:56

      +1

      You don't see such low reviews often. Generally there will be a few 3 stars bolstering even the shittiest of items on productreviews so i was taken aback at the 1.3 Esp as you said if you consider that 3 star review - without that i would wager it would be 1star or below.

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    Associateddmcain @ Lasoo on 19/07/2024 - 12:58

    +5

    Yeah interesting. Weird how all the reviews are from several years ago. We tend to sell 40-50 of these per month, and haven't picked up on there being issues with the product. That said, review sites exist for a reason, so if the 1 year warranty doesn't give you piece of mind, it's not for me to convince you either way.

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      Digiiz on 19/07/2024 - 13:00

      Well said mate and i appreciate your quick and polite reply! It surprises me that you haven't had many issues with such a model so maybe there's been a change. But as you said review sites are there for a reason.

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        Associateddmcain @ Lasoo on 19/07/2024 - 13:10

        +1

        For what its worth, and again I'm not trying to push you to buy etc. Review sites are tricky business, especially at product level. People don't go out of their way to review stuff unless they are asked. They are more likely to leave bad reviews online if they are trying to achieve an outcome with a seller/brand.

        Even for us, at a business level its been interesting to navigate. We tend to use TrustPilot for Lasoo, and sit on 4.3 stars. BUT this is driven by us asking buyers to review us. Most the 1-stars we see are organic reviews, often with easily fixed issues (which we then try to rectify). To hazard a guess, I would say the organic reviews would average 2* maybe, but the requested reviews are nearer 4.5*.

        If the distributor was smart enough to request the happy customers review the product, they would probably see a better outcome on the stars.

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          cerealJay on 05/08/2024 - 01:43

          @dmcain:

          People don't go out of their way to review stuff unless they are asked.

          Nonsense. People review stuff because they have something to say about it, and have benefited from reading reviews for other things. Writing reviews feeds the system that helped them in the first place.

          You'll find that if people really like something, they will review it. Or if they really dislike something, they will review it.

          If you are throwing freebies or incentives to your recent buyers in exchange for writing reviews, that's a great way to get fake "nothing" reviews. The buyer probably wants the discount code you handed out. You aren't asking buyers to review the product 6 months later are you. No, you're asking a few days after they buy it, which is not enough time to get to know the product, it's strengths and weaknesses under different conditions etc.

          This is the reason I completely ignore TrustPilot reviews. They are nothing burger reviews that come from pestering customers a few days after purchase. Any service or business with "trust" in the name should not be trusted.

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  cyrax83 on 19/07/2024 - 12:53

  +1

  Is it really 3100PSI?

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    CurlCurl on 19/07/2024 - 13:18

    +1

    Is it really 3100PSI?

    Yes, but with reduced water volume, A real 3,000psi machine is 15 litres per minute. See my post below.

    BTW. Every pressure washer on their web page highlights PSI. By increasing the PSI you have to REDUCE the water volume.

    Note they don't mention water volume.

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  Mikinoz on 19/07/2024 - 12:53

  +1

  Is this the fosters lager of pressure washers

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  CurlCurl on 19/07/2024 - 13:16

  +2

  I spent many years selling REAL pressure washers. A genuine 3,000 PSI pressure washer is 3 phase at 5.8kw and runs 15 litres per minute. A genuine 1,500 to 1,700 PSI, is single phase at 2.5kw, runs 11 litres per minute.

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    seamonkey on 19/07/2024 - 13:24

    It's so hard. I see Aldi like ones everywhere, then you research good ones and there are still so many reviews about broken parts. Then you look to the petrol monsters that are the size of a car and they clearly have problems. What's the best one out there on the market? Seems like such a tough question to get an answer to. I'd be interested to hear given your expertise.

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    CommanderCrumbcake on 19/07/2024 - 14:14

    +1

    What would you recommend for home use? Use cases of cleaning tiles, outside walls, outdoor furniture.

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      CurlCurl on 19/07/2024 - 16:47

      What would you recommend for home use? Use cases of cleaning tiles, outside walls, outdoor furniture.

      I wouldn't recommend any of the pressure washers available at supercheap, Bunnings etc for anything more than light and I mean LIGHT domestic use.

      As I mentioned above, the average Joe sees 2,700 PSI in an add and thinks, wow, that's, great I'll buy that, not realising the water volume has been reduced to achieve it.

      There was one domestic machine built to industrial quality. I would recommend I would recommend and I'm chasing up if it's still available. It's not cheap at around $1.200 to $1,300. I'll message you when I find out.

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        NoBargainNoLife on 19/07/2024 - 17:05

        Could you please shed light on how to choose one for light use such as car washing…. most of the deals are from Bunnings, supercheap, Aldi and Bosch from Amazon, but I dont see anyone being rated as Ozbargain's favourite.

        Being searching (this site and other forums) for a while but can't get valuable information to be educated.

        I have a RX450 looking for upgrade and try other brands.

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          CurlCurl on 19/07/2024 - 18:11

          +1

          @NoBargainNoLife: For light use I wouldn't go under $500 for one.

          They all appear to have axial pumps that are ok in industrial machines but pretty weak in domestic.

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  SunshineKiter on 19/07/2024 - 15:58

  Everyone else lists this model as 1800PSI

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  NoBargainNoLife on 19/07/2024 - 17:16

  I have been using JET-USA RX450 for car washing since Feb 2016. The first 4-5 years were very good with a proper snow cannon that I bought separately, but then it started leaking from the bottom (from the copper part inside the machine), and the pump started lagging, I have to hold the trigger for a while to get it working, and the hose kinks from the middle as the rubber deformed.

  It is still usable but a pain in the ass, but don't get me wrong, for 4-5 years of good use (I wash my car once a month, so 60 times good use) I only paid $70ish I dont regret buying it at all.

  I am looking for an upgrade but not sure if I should buy OP's given bad reviews….

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  seanbaussie on 19/07/2024 - 17:26

  +1

  I own one of these and have to say that for the occasional car wash, cement cleaning etc it's adequate. I use it every few months.
  It has some cons - the connections are a bit dodgy and pop off sometimes, and the pressure is great but not awesome.
  However at the price it's a great buy for occasional use.

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  Sheep Whisperer on 19/07/2024 - 20:50

  Had one, never again. Weak, array of nozzles are mostly useless, and the water power brush didn't have the holes to allow the head to powerup, they were blocked in the moulding process. Popped right off on first use. Cheap nasty crap. The psi rating is best wish, see what we can get away with kinda deal. Wish I kept the Karcher 5.20 I had.

  I realise mine was a different lolder and larger model, but I'd believe all the reviewers saying how bad this is.

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  PandaInPants on 23/07/2024 - 22:12

  Same price as Ozito one from bunnings. Any one tried both?