This had been on here before but I can't remember the conclusions. Do a search for winch washer and you should get your answer
 
I think you'll get a lot of opinion to the effect that these jack of all trade devices are masters of none. That's just what I read on here mind you, I've not had one myself.
 
My issue is that as a winch it's a 'beginners' or low use winch. I have no clue about the power washer, other than I can't see it being more than very basic. Using a winch motor to power it also seems like the wrong thing. A winch motor typically gives a relatively high power for a short duty cycle, they get warm even on little to no load and running a pressure washer would seem to me to be long duty cycle times at high speed. Great idea but I doubt it'll be cost effective. Better to buy separates I think ... Just my opinion. ;)
 
Paul D said:
My issue is that as a winch it's a 'beginners' or low use winch. I have no clue about the power washer, other than I can't see it being more than very basic. Using a winch motor to power it also seems like the wrong thing. A winch motor typically gives a relatively high power for a short duty cycle, they get warm even on little to no load and running a pressure washer would seem to me to be long duty cycle times at high speed. Great idea but I doubt it'll be cost effective. Better to buy separates I think ... Just my opinion. ;)
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Yeah I'm going to pass on it I read a review on this forum and it was ok but the cable didn't have a fair lead and the washer was just ok.
Separates it is nice idea though.
 
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