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Old 03-14-2018, 09:30 AM   #29
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I bought this Harbor Freight pressure washer and stripped away all of the plastic. When disassembled, the actual washer is the size of a football. I permanently mounted it in the generator bay.

"YC1".......The HF pressure washer comes with a 20' or 25' power cord. I fished it down the frame rail to a bay that had a 110 volt outlet and plug it in when needed.

Lastly, we've been on trips where we've hit road construction that absolutely covered not just the exterior, but the chassis with mud and dirt. The pressure washer was handy to clean everything off. When used to wash the coach, I stand back several feet from the coach and get a nice rinsing pattern.






Don certainly has some great ideas and implementation of them!
I have lots of room to mount a pressure washer in the front cap and plumb it in.
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