A Greenworks pressure washer has the main, corded unit, housing the electric motor. Also, it comes with a high-pressure hose and a trigger assembly to which a wand connects. Of course, handles to hang the spray gun, hose, and power cord are also available. To address washing needs, there are nozzles for turbo, soap, and angled spraying. Still, there is a handle to hold it and wheels for convenient transportation. Hence, it’s a machine that covers a lot of things at once when it comes to cleaning.

 It’s easy to notice that the Greenworks 2000 PSI pressure washer has green, black, and gray colors. The Greenworks Pro 3000 pressure washer comes with the same set of hues. It’s only that the distribution of the colors set the products apart. Both Greenworks power washer models have motors using the same technology. That would only be to deliver the right PSI and GPM for spraying. The length of their hose and AC power cable is alike. They have a similar set of nozzles with respective compartments. Both models come with their specific detergent tanks. The unit design for both makes it possible for vertical storage. So in these aspects, both Greenworks power washer types are somehow equal.

 

They use an electric-powered, brushless motor that doesn’t demand regular maintenance. This device is inexpensive and doesn’t have brushes that get damaged too. During operation, compared to a gas engine, it isn’t noisy and doesn’t heat up as much. The pressure it produces isn’t overwhelming and can help in lengthy spraying. Thus it makes sense why many homeowners have a Greenworks pressure washer.

 

 The Greenworks Pro 3000 pressure washer looks and feels bulky. Yet pushing and pulling it by the handle was a breeze due to the handle and wheels on it. It was easier to move than the Greenworks 2000-PSI. Yet, despite its size, it does well in washing wood, cement, and other spaces. It washes off not only building walls and pavement but also the exterior of a vehicle. The same is true for the Greenworks 2000 PSI pressure washer model. Like the Pro 3000-PSI, the handle, holders, and wheels made driving and operation easy. So they weren’t troublesome in any way but rather helpful in many things.

 

Using either model was quite convenient because, after plugging in an outlet, they turn on with a press of a button. Also, the hose that comes with them is resistant to kinks, extends to 25 feet, and shoots gallons of water. It wasn’t difficult at all to get a lawn watered because of them. Thus a Greenworks electric pressure washer is indeed a piece of versatile equipment.

But, as mentioned, each model has a few unique features. With how they work, in some ways, one of them does well than the other. For instance, the Greenworks Pro 3000 pressure washer delivers more force. With its bulky build, though, it’s heavier and somehow challenging to move around. Whereas the Greenworks 2000 PSI pressure washer gives better rinsing power with its 1.2 GPM. So there are positive features for each type.

 

The difference though is in the placement of their rubber hose, spray gun, tips, soap tank, and cord are different. The Greenworks Pro 3000 pressure washer operates in horizontal and vertical positions. That way, its soap compartment can be parallel or perpendicular to the ground. The trigger with the wand on the left and the onboard hose are across one another. The cord for the AC outlet is safe below the two components. Compared to the Greenworks 2000 PSI pressure washer, the spray gun on the right and the rubber hose are near. When you’re facing the unit, the power cable is on the left side. Hence, they are distinct in design.