A BIG PLUG FOR SEARS...

[Capn Jack]

Don't normally do this, but I have to throw in a plug for my new SEARS Pressure washer.

I was pressure washing my boat Thursday and the washer quit. I remember thinking,
"Can't be out of gas already". When I turned around to look, the washer was gone. It
had vibrated itself off of the dock and the hoses were rapidly snaking over the edge.
By the time I could reach the hoses, the washer had already hit bottom in 15 ft. of
water. ***SALT WATER*** OH BUBBLEGUM !!!
I grabbed a hose and just about busted a gut hauling it back up onto the dock. I quickly
disconnected the hoses and hustled the washer up to the house. Once in the garage,
I turned the washer upside down until water stopped draining out of it. Then I changed
the oil, drained the float bowl and pulled the spark plug. I gave everything a shot of LPS-2,
replaced the plug and after about 100 pulls she started. I ran it for 15 minutes at full power,
then I changed oil and ran for another 15, then fogged it to a stop with oil spray. It fired
right up the next morning and runs just fine.

Jack...

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[Burt Gummer]

Sears would have probably allowed you to exchange it for a new one. Most liberal return policies ever.

 

[mrblond]

Sears would have probably allowed you to exchange it for a new one. Most liberal return policies ever.

Yep, you can take a old, rotten handled Craftsman hammer back and they will give you a new one.

 

[MarkAd]

Yep, you can take a old, rotten handled Craftsman hammer back and they will give you a new one.

If it is old and rotten the hammer is older then we are.