Used belt drive pressure washer

This used belt drive pressure washer is for sale at Sun Brite Supply in Maryland.  All of our used pressure washers have been inspected and certified by Sun Brite Supply In Maryland to ensure that the engines are in good running condition.

We also inspect every pump that comes on our used pressure washers to ensure that the pumps valves, pistons and seals are also in good working mechanical condition and that the pressure washer is putting out the correct water volume and pressure.

The specifications on these used belt drive pressure washers are:  3,500PSI and 4GPM

Are You Looking For A Used Belt Drive Pressure Washer

With Sun Brite Supply in Maryland you have several choices to meet your companies budget with a new or used pressure washer that will handle the type of pressure washing that you do.

Choosing a used belt drive pressure washer

Are you a new pressure washing company that is just looking for a lower priced machine to get you by until your ready to invest in new equipment?  If so one of these machines would be perfect for you.

Are you an established company that is looking for a backup machine, or a machine that you can use for an additional crew to cut down the time on your jobs? These used belt drive pressure washers are perfect until your ready to buy a new pressure washer like one of our Black Knight Belt Drive Pressure Washers!

Our new Black Knight belt drive pressure washers are built contractor tough with General Pumps and GX Honda Engines to give you the best value around.  Our Black Knights also come with an upgraded unloader system, 50′ of non marking hose, an easy pull trigger gun, tips, an hour meter and heavy duty tires to support the heavy duty aluminum frames.

How would you like to double your water volume and cut your time on jobs in half?  Use our special dual machine hookup system and combine the water volume from two machines to DOUBLE your water volume!

Common House Washing Methods

Most power washing contractors believe that the best way to perform house washing is by using an X-Jet, this tool can cut your cleaning time by 50% or more! if you don’t have one then use a power washer that has a chemical injector built into the machine.  Using a chemical injector for cleaning will allow you to pull the soap from the container, mixing it in the machine with water and spray it onto the house using low pressure starting from the bottom up.

No matter what method you use for power washing houses, always allow the chemical to dwell on the siding, then using low pressure, rinse the product from the siding. Make sure when your rinsing the product off the siding that you start at one end of the siding all the way to the end. Do not stop or vary your distance from the siding, or it will cause the surface to be cleaned unevenly.

Common mistakes during house washing made by homeowners and new contractors are:

Make sure when using a power washer that you don’t shoot water or chemicals up under the siding, this can cause significant mold problems behind your siding.

Trying to remove the powdery coating called oxidation on aluminum siding when washing a house. Removing this coating can cause discoloration and in some cases cause the siding to look like a completely different color.

Using too much pressure when performing cleaning can also force water up behind the siding where it will cause mildew behind the siding or in some cases, blow the siding off the house!

Washing houses from the top down or letting chemicals dry on the house, which may leave streaks on the siding.

Using a ladder when cleaning to clean the upper areas can result in serious injuries and death from slipping off the ladder.

These are the types of mishaps that many people have when performing house washing of their home. If you decide to use a power washer on your home, here are some general guidelines to use.

Make sure the machine your using puts out a minimum of 4 gallons of water per minute and less than 1000 PSI.

Most homeowners and start up power washing companies will buy a machine from a hardware store that puts out 1,000 PSI but only uses 2 gallons per minute of water. While this machine may work, it will triple the amount of time to do the job properly.

Be careful if your making your own chemicals. For example, mixing bleach and ammonia can create a poisonous gas.

Other house washing problems

If you have dealt with other problems on house washing jobs, or other power washing jobs, share your problem or experience here so we can help you find a solution to the problem.