Greenworks 1500 PSI 1.2 GPM Pressure Washer (Upright Hand-Carry) PWMA Certified
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- Condition
- New
- Size
- 1500 PSI (Upright)
- Model
- GPW1501
- Dimensions
- 18.5"L x 10.28"W x 8.74"H
- Weight
- 12 lb
- Color
- 1500PSI
- Power Source
- AC
Features 7
- 1500 PSI : 1.2 GPM will blast through grime and dirt to restore your surfaces
- VERSATILE : Can be used vertically or horizontally for greater stability
- 20 FT PRESSURE HOSE : provides greater reach without sacrificing power
- 35 FT POWER CORD : with inline GFCI for use on all exterior outlets
- SOAP APPLICATOR : to apply soap to completely clean any surface. 2 nozzle tips and attachable detergent bottle to complete any job.
- PWMA CERTIFIED
- 3 YEAR WARRANTY
Description
The Greenworks 13 Amp 1500PSI Electric Pressure Washer is lightweight and compact making it ideal for a variety of projects including cleaning windows, siding, patios, grills, vehicles and more. The adjustable wand and 35 feet of electric cable (AC power cord with built-in GFCI included) allows for flexibility and unlimited runtime. Greenworks offers a range of corded tools such as trimmers, mowers, snow throwers, dethatchers, chainsaws, and more.
Specs 18
| Brand | Greenworks |
|---|---|
| Power Source | AC |
| Color | 1500PSI |
| Item Weight | 12 pounds |
| Hose Length | 20 feet |
| Specification Met | PWMA |
| Product Dimensions | 18.5"L x 10.28"W x 8.74"H |
| Tank Volume | 1.2 gallons |
| Maximum Flow Rate | 12 gpm |
| Maximum Pressure | 1500 psi |
| Brand Name | Greenworks |
| Model Number | GPW1501 |
| UPC | 195526015147 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Item Type Name | GreenWorks Pressure Washer |
| Manufacturer | Greenworks |
| Manufacturer Part Number | GPW1501 |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 18.5"L x 10.28"W x 8.74"H |
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