AFTER REVIEWING SEVERAL OTHERS THIS ONE SEEMED TO BE A BETTER CHOICE. I HAVE A GAS POWERED UNIT BUT IT IS JUST TOO MUCH FOR SOME JOBS. SO AFTER USING THIS ONE FOR TWO DAYS IT DOES A VERY GOOD JOB FOR THE THINGS I WAS CLEANING AND I AM HAPPY WITH MY PURCHASE.

First the assembly. Spent 45 minutes on the second wheel. Tolerances are too tight. Eventually had to file down the hub in order to fully insert the clevis pin. Otherwise, went together smoothly. So far, have only used it for light duty cleaning at ground level. Worked well. Adequate pressure for a homeowner. Easy to maneuver the unit. Did a great job on patio furniture and grill covers. Did a small bit of painted rough-sawn cedar without soap. Did a nice job without damage to the paint. Tips are easy to change. I dislike the need to change tips between the low pressure soap nozzle and a high pressure nozzle in order to soap and rinse. Easy enough on the ground with the standard lance. Having a hard time seeing myself doing this on a ladder with the long extension wand. While we are on the subject of soap, it would be nice if the soap tank had a drain valve.

I just bought the unit and the ease of putting together and the ease of use was perfect. The long hose and cord make it easy to place and not move it around too much. Worked great on the deck, patio and deck railings. Looking forward to giving it a try on the siding once the chemicals arrives. I highly recommend this product.

I purchased this in April and finally got to use it the first time this weekend. Very easy to assemble. Instructions for operation are very clear. So far working as expected on cleaning mildew from rugs, stains on gutters, mud from the mower, and washing our stucco siding.

I just opened the box and assembled the washer. Easy to put together, appears to be of quality materials. I have have not used it yet, however, due to weather conditions. One observation for improvement: A petcock between the soap tank and unit to avoid having to clear the tank and flush it out prior to continued fresh water use.

Bought the WPX 3400e to replace an old gas washer. Power on the new electric washer is about a 7/10. I’m using it to power wash my deck and it’s done a good job so far. Have used it to clean my yard as well. So far I’m satisfied. Hose is ok, but would prefer a 50ft. Would like a swivel attachment at the spray wand for easier use as well. Happy to not have to clean a carburetor every time I need to use my power washer though! I would recommend to a home owner or anyone looking for a medium/high powered machine.

I just got this yesterday. It is VERY well made!! They included a REAL full size Manual that is very easy to read without a magnifying glass. We are missing a couple of parts that I don’t think is needed HOWEVER, I am at this time waiting for a callback from them to verify before we actually use it. I will be happy to come back and update this review after we have used the pressure washer a few times.

Ok so I waited to put it thru its paces. Overall very pleased with its performance. Although I haven’t put a pressure gauge on it yet, it feels like 2200/2300 psi. To me not a big deal. It works well, does really well cleaning. Some notes, with a different nozzle I could get the peak of my roof for cleaning, about 20-25 feet. Mostly heavy rinsing, which was a nice surprise. The soap dispenser is a bit iffy. I like that the chemicals don’t go thru the pump, but with the soap nozzle/tip it only shoots about 6/“-8 ft., with no pressure. Tried different tips, but it wouldn’t draw the soap out. The total shut off for the pump works well, however, it takes a second or two to build up to full pressure. Pressure cleaning is no issue, when using a foam cannon it is a pain. The initial burst is more of a running soap than foam, but as it builds the pressure back it works well. Just really need to plan the sequence better so you don’t waster soap. Really needs a 40 degree tip for rinsing. I have like 15 maybe 18 hours of use with it and no issues. I’ve used continuously for about 20 minutes straight with no issues as well.

After a lot of research, I finally settled on this Westinghouse WPX2700e. Assembly was easy... we put it together in about 20 mins. The first use was to clean the outside basement stairwell, which had accumulated some moss and ground-in dirt. It was very easy to use and worked very well. My wife loved it - called it her new favorite toy. After one use, I would say that I am extremely happy with the product - it works well, is easy to use, and does a good job. In my extensive research, there seemed to be longevity issues with electric pressure washers, so we will see how this lasts.

I used it more than once. Good presure and does any work. Just make sure you have a 25 foot long hose or you will have problems with the machine turning off by itself. Dealing with the electric cord is a pain, but it is better than dealing with the smell of gasoline and oil..