What are Petrol Pressure Washers?
Petrol pressure washers are heavy-duty cleaning machines that utilise petrol engines to generate high-pressure water spray. These pressure washers are ideal for professional and heavy-duty cleaning applications where electricity may not be readily available or where maximum mobility is required. Petrol pressure washers consist of a petrol engine that powers a pump, which pressurises the water and propels it through a nozzle or spray gun. They offer excellent mobility, allowing you to move freely without being restricted by power cords.

At GPT Tools, we offer a diverse range of petrol pressure washers in Australia, designed to meet the demands of various cleaning tasks. Whether you need to clean large outdoor areas, construction sites, or commercial buildings, our petrol pressure washers provide the power and durability required for efficient and effective cleaning. With adjustable pressure settings, interchangeable nozzles, and robust construction, our petrol pressure washers are built to withstand demanding environments and deliver exceptional results.

How to Use Petrol Pressure Washers Well?
To ensure optimal performance and safety when using petrol pressure washers, consider the following tips:

1. Fuel and Oil: Before starting the petrol pressure washer, ensure that it is filled with the appropriate fuel and oil as recommended by the manufacturer. Use fresh petrol and mix the oil according to the specified ratio.
2. Safety Precautions: Wear appropriate protective gear, such as safety goggles and gloves, when operating the petrol pressure washer. Make sure the work area is clear of any obstacles or debris that may pose a tripping hazard.
3. Engine Start-up: Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for starting the petrol engine. Ensure that the choke and throttle settings are properly adjusted. Allow the engine to warm up before engaging the pump.
4. Adjusting Pressure: Use the pressure adjustment knob or control on the petrol pressure washer to set the desired pressure level for your cleaning task. Higher pressure is suitable for tougher stains and surfaces, while lower pressure should be used for more delicate surfaces.
5. Nozzle Selection: Choose the appropriate nozzle or spray tip for the desired spray pattern and pressure. Wide-angle nozzles are suitable for larger areas, while narrow-angle nozzles concentrate the pressure on stubborn stains. Switch nozzles as needed to optimise cleaning efficiency.
6. Continuous Motion: Move the spray gun or wand in a steady back-and-forth motion while cleaning. Maintain a consistent distance from the surface being cleaned to ensure an even and thorough cleaning.
7. Post-Cleaning Care: After using the petrol pressure washer, release any remaining pressure by squeezing the trigger without engaging the engine. Turn off the petrol engine and disconnect the spark plug wire for safety. Properly store the pressure washer in a dry and secure location.