Thanks boys.
I'm thinking the Honda would be nice but can't justify it. I do hardly any PWing that pays. Mainly my own bits & bobs. Although it would be nice.
What's the Yanmar stuff like?
Kleen-can you post the model number of yours and how old it is etc... please?
Any movement on the £650? I was pushing it to £500 tbh...
Yanmar L100 diesels are the best diesel engine you can get. As good as a honda petrol engine but more economical, they are bullet proof! As far as price mate, £650 is a good price. You get what you pay for. You could have this for a couple years and sell it for the same price.
Danny
Fair enough.
I assume everyone concurs as there's been no contradictions.
When are you looking to sell?
Where abouts are you?
Anyone that knows their stuff would tell you how good yanmars are, only thing i would say about them is they are loud but you cant help that with a single cylinder air cooled diesel engine. Im just waiting for the service people to say its ready, im going to put a new hose and lance on it as well. I live in st helens mate, near liverpool (dont worry i aint a scouser 
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Danny
Sounding good.
What was the LPM & PSI again?
Have you got a whirlaway up for grabs too?
The pump that is on it is made by an italian company called interpump and the model is a ws201, these are one of the best pumps you can get but also the spares for these and easy to get and cheap compared to other pumps. I makes 3000psi at 15 liters per minute. I do have a spare whirlaway but would need to check it over as its been stood for a while
Danny
Looking like I'll go for it.
Let me know when it's back.
Mosmatic/Whirlaway. Pro's/Con's? Which is better?
Ok mate will do. I wouldn't say either are better but they just do the same job in slightly different way, either are brilliant.
Danny
Cool. Sorry for all the questions but how do they do the same job in a different way?
Whizzy arm shooting water out from 2 directions, cover thing to stop splashage. What's different?
Must admit I like the stainless one. That is very pretty.
No worries. Their are lots of variables so bear with me
Some have castors, some just have a brush skirt
They range in size from 6inch hand one to a 48inch beast
Some have 2 arms some have 3 arms
You can change the nozzle spray angle from 0degrees to 65degrees
You can change the size of the nozzle to let more of less water through
The main bearing in the mosmatics seam to spin slower than the whirlaway
Like i said, lots of variables. Hope that helps
Danny
