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Originally Posted by dave123 Originally Posted by CompGUY Originally Posted by Cujet I've owned a few pressure washers. I've never had one do that. However, I never have any water in the hose of mine. As the hose is always stored empty. Interesting the manual says to pull the trigger and let...

Originally Posted by Cujet I've owned a few pressure washers. I've never had one do that. However, I never have any water in the hose of mine. As the hose is always stored empty. Interesting the manual says to pull the trigger and let the air out befoe starting..

Originally Posted by Rand I usually remove the tip and insert a water bottle to hold the trigger open. My 10 year old pressure washer did exactly what was in your video with my new one it starts on first pull so I dont have to do any of that. What model do you have now? I am still in the...

Originally Posted by demarpaint It's normal I suggest you always trigger the wand while starting your power washer. I also shut mine down if I have to move the unit and won't be triggering it for more than a minute or so. Thanks for the tip...

Thanks for the response..

What do you guys think is this normal operation for a new pressure washer? https://youtu.be/-OnrrSYnRiI

I have had good luck with the max life in our 2013 escape :-)

I am coming up on the first oil change on our new x530.. I am looking into using Mobil 1 Delvac LE 5W-30.

Originally Posted By: 2cool Under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act of 1974, if a manufacturer stipulates that the warranty can only be kept inforce by using the manufacturer's parts or fluids; the manufacturer must provide them free of charge for the duration of the warranty period. This is why an...

Originally Posted By: KD0AXS I believe John Deere OEM is a Champ filter. I'm using a Fram Ultra on my 425. Champ.. Hum.. Thanks I will putting a WIX on for the first change..

Getting ready for the 8 hour oil change on our X530.. Just wondering who makes the John Deere OEM filters? I more than likely will be using OEM so there will no warranty issues..

Well the wife just moved for the second time she loves it.. The 530 is a beast of a mower for sure..

Originally Posted By: gman2304 Congratulations CompGUY, You've just purchased the last GT you will ever need. Adjust the seat forward a few notches for CompGAL, and she'll take care of all the mowing for you..LOL! Now....about your oil choices..... Ya I had the seat adjusted for me when I...

It's been delivered!

Originally Posted By: CompGUY Well it's up to my wife now.. Here in a couple weeks I will take her to drive the x500 and x530 to see if she wants the power steering.. I am betting on the x530 Well we just got back awhile ago.. And looks like the a 530 will be coming home with us in a couple...

Well now for a couple hundred more I can step up to the x540 with liquid cooling.. Whats everyone's thoughts on liquid vs air on a small engine.. Is it worth it..

Well it's up to my wife now.. Here in a couple weeks I will take her to drive the x500 and x530 to see if she wants the power steering.. I am betting on the x530

Originally Posted By: cronk My step dad bought an X500 2 years ago, awesome machine! If its in your budget, go for it! Don't know if it is above your needs, but the X500 has a much heavier duty transaxle, and that 24hp Kawi v twin is awesome. It may be a little more machine than I need.. But I...

I cant stop... I am now looking at the X500...

Looks like I may be looking at the x360 due to the serviceable tranny