Pressure Pro's newest skid and a free gift

Buy a 6012PRO-20G-V, 5.5 GPM, 3,500 PSI, 18 Hp Vanguard for $4,225.00 now through 10/31/2009 and receive a Worx cordless blower free (Retail value $109.95). Shipping charges apply.




* Clears hard-to-reach places
* 120 mph air speed to clean up large areas
* Sweeps debris from shops and garages
* Ideal for hard surfaces

Looks like a great deal Russ, cool!

That is a great deal! I like the bonus idea. Lori

Is the assembly better now than the old ones?

I have one of these and had very few problems out of it compared to the taller ones. I like the burner design on them and there is tons of insulation on it. The frame is holding up well, and the pump/engine is doing well. Large diesel tank, enough to run a full 8 hours on almost non-stop and seems to be pretty efficient with diesel as well.

If i buy another pp unit it will be this series.

Russ how much for a 8 at 3000 or 3500...

I'll buy the blower if the Skid comes as a free gift.

Blower - $4,999.00, skid - free.

Lou, this series isn't available that big...yet.

Great deal Russ, I am very impressed with their insulation design, they say they spent a great deal for the mold from alkota.

Hey there Nigel, what I heard was they used to buy their frames from Alkota. Then something happened and they started making there own Frames. I have looked at the Pressure Pro. Their biggest problem is none of their equipment is Ul or CSA certified. I realyze that this is becoming more prevalent with everyone constructing their own high flow units. I would say use caution because if an employee or passerby is injured then you as the contractor will be culpable in a lawsuit. There are several manufacturers that offer machines with certification. You just need to look in the right place. Alkota themselves offer machines that are much cheaper that are not certified. You can also pay more and get a certified Alkota machine. Price too often becomes the key issue when purchasing equipment. You will see the same guy consistently buy higher priced TVS, Computers or trucks then skimp on pressure washing equipment. This is what makes the money to buy the other items. All skids are not created equally.

Whats the diffrence between a UL/ CSA certified frame and a non certified one?