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Car Wash 250Bar 3600Psi High Pressure Water Pump Washer for Car Wash
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Product Description
| Model |
BS170G250A |
| Working pressure |
170Bar (2465Psi) |
| Maxpressure |
190Bar (2755Psi) |
| Flow(LPM) |
9 |
| Maxpower(HP) |
7 |
| Start system |
Recoil start |
| Rated speed(RPM) |
3600 |
| Fueltank(L) |
3.0 |
| Oil capacity(L) |
0.6 |
| Dimenesion(MM) |
560*480*535 |
| Gross weight(KG) |
31 |
| 20GP |
192sets |
| 40HQ |
500sets |
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FAQ
Q1: What is the primary use of a gasoline-powered crankshaft pressure washer?
A: This machine is designed for heavy-duty cleaning of crankshafts, engine parts, and industrial metal components. It combines high-pressure water (170-200Bar) with a 7HP gasoline engine, making it ideal for oil, grease, carbon deposits, and rust removal in auto repair shops, agricultural machinery maintenance, and construction sites where electricity is unavailable.
Q2: What's the difference between BS170 and BS180 models?
A:Working Pressure: BS170 (170Bar/2465Psi) vs. BS180 (180Bar/2610Psi).
Max Pressure: BS170 (190Bar) vs. BS180 (200Bar).
Application: BS180 suits heavy oil sludge (e.g., excavators), while BS170 is cost-effective for routine maintenance.
Q3: Is a 9LPM flow rate sufficient? How to choose?
A:9LPM (liters per minute) is standard for crankshaft cleaning. For larger parts (e.g., tractor engines), pair with a rotary nozzle to boost efficiency.
Q4: What's the fuel consumption of the 7HP engine?
A: The 3.0L fuel tank provides ~4 hours of continuous operation at 3600RPM. Consumption: ~0.75L/hour under full load.
Q5: How to start the recoil system in cold weather?
A:Prime the engine: Choke on, pull starter cord slowly 2-3 times.
Quick pull: Engage throttle, yank cord firmly.
Warm-up: Let engine run at idle for 2 minutes before full pressure.
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