Another Nilfisk offer on Amazon

SkyJawa · 09-02-2018, 04:23 PM

Got an update today to say it’s coming earlier than expected, either Monday or Tuesday!

Bit of a difference to 1-3 months lol!

SkyJawa · 09-03-2018, 09:42 AM

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Originally Posted by SkyJawa

Got an update today to say it’s coming earlier than expected, either Monday or Tuesday!

Bit of a difference to 1-3 months lol!

Yup, dispatched

Alice Coupe · 09-03-2018, 09:57 AM

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Originally Posted by simon.

With metal parts rather than the shite plastic bits Karcher use!

have one, well recommended.

You say that. However, if the unit falls over (and it will at some point) and lands on the plastic hose reel handle, it will break.
The plastic water inlet connector is also prone to breaking if there is not enough pressure release in the hose or it freezes. While the pump is metal, there are still plenty of plastic parts. Also this model has the cheaper hose and that will tangle easily.

maclef420 · 09-04-2018, 05:31 AM

I've been using the c135 for a few months now with just the adjustable head, rather than opting to purchase the car head. Thought I would see how it performed first.

It does very well imo, with the pressure available, as long as a sensible distance is maintained. Even then, for more stubborn spots, I have ventured closer and inspected afterwards and could see no discernible damage.

The hose is a bit of an annoyance, but its livable since the hose does pivot at the handle side, well worth an upgrade when it inevitably kinks.

Other than that, plug in and wash

aquazi · 09-05-2018, 12:38 PM

Mine arrived today.....

I have a nilfisk D series too.... the hose reel on this is flimsy and pretty useless.... as you have to disconnect both ends to reel it up.

The hose is also inferior, shorter... plastic and gets twisted.

The wheels dont seem as sturdy/ designed to take the unit weight too.

However the hose is easily replaced.... unlike my D140 where i cant remove the hose.

Pressure wise seems identical to my D140 and from a price point is very cheap.

Saves me lugging my unit around... and will just buy a 9m anti kink hose and never reel it up... and get a garage wall mount to never move it... problems solved!!

09-02-2018, 04:23 PM	#23
SkyJawa Major General 3719 Rep 8,636 Posts Drives: F10 530d Join Date: May 2014 Location: Hampshire iTrader: (1)	Got an update today to say it’s coming earlier than expected, either Monday or Tuesday! Bit of a difference to 1-3 months lol!
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09-04-2018, 05:31 AM	#26
maclef420 New Member 1 Rep 11 Posts Drives: '15 335d M Sport Join Date: Jun 2018 Location: UK iTrader: (0)	I've been using the c135 for a few months now with just the adjustable head, rather than opting to purchase the car head. Thought I would see how it performed first. It does very well imo, with the pressure available, as long as a sensible distance is maintained. Even then, for more stubborn spots, I have ventured closer and inspected afterwards and could see no discernible damage. The hose is a bit of an annoyance, but its livable since the hose does pivot at the handle side, well worth an upgrade when it inevitably kinks. Other than that, plug in and wash
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09-05-2018, 12:38 PM	#27
aquazi Major 461 Rep 1,303 Posts Drives: 18 M4C Join Date: Nov 2017 Location: Sutton coldfield iTrader: (0)	Mine arrived today..... I have a nilfisk D series too.... the hose reel on this is flimsy and pretty useless.... as you have to disconnect both ends to reel it up. The hose is also inferior, shorter... plastic and gets twisted. The wheels dont seem as sturdy/ designed to take the unit weight too. However the hose is easily replaced.... unlike my D140 where i cant remove the hose. Pressure wise seems identical to my D140 and from a price point is very cheap. Saves me lugging my unit around... and will just buy a 9m anti kink hose and never reel it up... and get a garage wall mount to never move it... problems solved!!
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