Wolfgang Foam Gun.

**Mrk_Mickey** · 11-08-2009, 05:30 PM

Wow, that foam does look pretty good...If you get the karcher attachment, let us know how it goes!

**ope126** · 11-08-2009, 05:58 PM

Originally Posted by WEDEL.1

Bought one yesterday

. $21 from Bunnings.

Dan, by dwell time, do you mean the time the foam is on the car?

Maris

Maris,

I also have a Karcher similar to yours; Winner 11.
What was the model / product code of the Shampoo attachment?
Was it a Special Order from Bunnings or did they stock it?

Glenn

**No457 Snowy** · 11-08-2009, 06:40 PM

So guys, what is the best Karcher model and attachment combo to get for car washing, and are you using these from a bucket as the water source?

I've seen a lot of different model Karcher's in the shops and wouldn't know which one to buy.

What do you need to look for, pros and cons, etc?

Snowy.

**ope126** · 12-08-2009, 05:13 PM

Here is the Karcher Part Number: 69645070. Bunnings had this in stock!
Got mine today, will look to use this weekend!

**Mrk_Mickey** · 12-08-2009, 05:37 PM

Originally Posted by No457 Snowy

So guys, what is the best Karcher model and attachment combo to get for car washing, and are you using these from a bucket as the water source?

I've seen a lot of different model Karcher's in the shops and wouldn't know which one to buy.

What do you need to look for, pros and cons, etc?

Snowy.

Most, if not all Karchers are meant to have a very similar water flow rate. about 7 litres per minute IIRC.

Karchers are probably best bought at somewhere like bunnnings because they stock a fair few of them and you can usually talk to someone about the models there. To be honest, a karcher is a karcher so they're all going to do the same thing. If you buy that foamgun attachment from bunnings as well then it's really not going to matter which Karcher you get.

I will get one of the sub $200 ones for this purpose when I get around to it.

**jasn78** · 12-08-2009, 05:45 PM

Sorry Mickey in terms of Karchers there are differences in the models, you wll find the more expensive ones are alot heavier due to the fact they have an aluminum or alloy compressor instead of a plastic one.

But for home/occasionaly use I would also buy a cheaper one.

**Mrk_Mickey** · 12-08-2009, 05:49 PM

Originally Posted by jasn78

Sorry Mickey in terms of Karchers there are differences in the models, you wll find the more expensive ones are alot heavier due to the fact they have an aluminum or alloy compressor instead of a plastic one.

But for home/occasionaly use I would also buy a cheaper one.

Oh yeah there are bound to be differences like that, but I'm just saying that for washing your car they're all gonna do it the same really..

**Dyldo** · 28-08-2009, 10:40 PM

i too bought one of these bad boys from Bunnings Sports Tuning and will be trying tomorrow (after a lay my front lawn with turf, paint the front fence and fill a skip bin with junk) so i will post photos and results.