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<blockquote data-quote="Up Y'oars" data-source="post: 101843" data-attributes="member: 764">I feel the best purchase is one that doesn't fall apart and has more than 2,700psi.&nbsp; &nbsp; PSI is important because it's the amount of water that can be forced on to your cleaning surface.&nbsp; However, if you go up to a 3,500psi you can also peel paint off from your vehicle.I believe my Brute machine is 2,800 only because of the cost factor.&nbsp; I was really looking for a 3,000psi but couldn't find on in the price range I was looking to buy.&nbsp;&nbsp; What I don't like about the Brute brand is they're made more economical so lots of zinc used instead of stainless steel.&nbsp;&nbsp; No rusting, but wears out much faster.&nbsp; I've already replaced two pieces on my 3rd year of use.Think of all that you could use it for:1) Driveway2) Boat3) Car/Truck4) ATV5) Mower/mower deck6) Weed wacker7) House siding8) Decking9) Dog kennel run10) Garage floor11) Motorcycle12) Kid's dingleberries</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Up Y'oars, post: 101843, member: 764"] I feel the best purchase is one that doesn't fall apart and has more than 2,700psi. PSI is important because it's the amount of water that can be forced on to your cleaning surface. However, if you go up to a 3,500psi you can also peel paint off from your vehicle. I believe my Brute machine is 2,800 only because of the cost factor. I was really looking for a 3,000psi but couldn't find on in the price range I was looking to buy. What I don't like about the Brute brand is they're made more economical so lots of zinc used instead of stainless steel. No rusting, but wears out much faster. I've already replaced two pieces on my 3rd year of use. Think of all that you could use it for: 1) Driveway 2) Boat 3) Car/Truck 4) ATV 5) Mower/mower deck 6) Weed wacker 7) House siding 8) Decking 9) Dog kennel run 10) Garage floor 11) Motorcycle 12) Kid's dingleberries [/QUOTE]

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