Used once for less than a couple hours last year. Today, we want to use it again, but the engine run but no water flow. We removed the wand and tested different ways for an hour but it still doesn’t work. I bought it due to good reviews but it seems it is not worth spending money on .

Bought this preassure washer as a backup and it works better than my dewalt preassure washer wich now the dewalt is my backup this westinghouse preassure washer has the same amount of power as my dewalt but it uses a lot less gas, to be honest it cuts the cost in half great product very satisfied

Bought this due to the great reviews already. Although we have not yet used it, when registering, a bonus kit was offered if we reviewed now, so we are doing so. Easy assembly and appears to be a solid washer. If that proves not to be the case, we will update the review after using.

Since registering my new WPX3400 gas pressure washer, here is my follow up review after using it for the first time. Initially purchase it to use to wash and clean my house and prep for some needed painting. Upon reading the instructions and assembling the unit, now it was time to put it to work. Added the oil, fuel and turned on the water to get it ready for action. Set the choke and pulled on the cord for two or three pulls before it started. Put the gun on "lock" and put in the needed nozzle. Works very well and lots of strong pressure. But only after a couple of times, I learn not to put my finger to close to the pivot point of the trigger (pinch point-see photo). Second known issue was with the hose to the gun. It kinks on you very easily. Being its plastic it doesn't have the flexibility to prevent this from occurring. Thirdly, it seems to use the fuel. Probably three gallons of gas to wash my house. Finally, it states on the machine "Easy Start", it's been my initial experience that this isn't quite true. Shouldn't have to choke a warm engine. But when you do, it floods, and you have to let it sit for a few minutes. If you don't choke it won't start. Learned the last time I had to start it, I just did so and it cranked after two pulls. Might need to check the spark plug gap. Pros: Plenty of power Large wheels for accessibility Great assortment of nozzles Cons: Pinch points on trigger Hose kinks Uses a lot of fuel Not sure the reason for two oil plugs. Only one has a measuring tip Hard to start at times for being an "Easy Start" Would I recommend this product? Yes, I would.

I purchased the WPX3400 to clean up our concrete patio. It was stained with mildew and green moss. I used the 25 degree green nozzle and it worked great with plenty of power. I also like the larger tires and soap container. I would recommend this pressure washer!

The washer was very easy to assemble, all parts were bagged and clearly marked, so there was no guessing. The user's manual is very well written, showing in detail how to assemble, operate, and care for the washer. This washer has plenty of power for a typical homeowner.

I rec'd the power washer on the 26th of April. I just used it today and WOW an amazing machine. I have others in the past but this washer beats them all. Our patio hasn't been cleaned in approx. 5 years and it looks like new when I was done. To sum it up IF YOU ARE LOOING FOR A POWER WASHER LOOK INTO THIS UNIT. You won't be disappointed.

I purchased this item for the first time. Was always a Ryobi product person but am very pleased with this pressure washer. Love the connections and the hookup for my hose. Much simpler to operate. Absolutely love the big wheels as it makes manuvering the machine so much easier to use when in operation. Soap dispenser is great also.

This product came highly rated, and I'm glad I did my research before investing. You will not go wrong with this model (WPX3400 gas pressure washer). This thing is a powerhouse! I've power washed my driveway, patio, and side of the brick house, and now I'm doing my neighbor's house! It's so satisfying to power wash everything and see the staining disappear. Hours of fun!

I bought this yesterday it was easy to assemble except for the push in rivet for the hose handle on top. Ended up breaking the top off the plastic rivet. No big deal I'll find a screw to put in its place. Seems to me for a few cents more they would have had a screw for the bottom hole. Other than that I am very pleased. As for the bonus gift you get one choose the five tips that came with the pressure washer. Well I guess having 10 tips is better than nothing. 95% chance that the soap hose will be kinked. So I cut the hose above the link and routed the hose on the front side of the handle and zip ties it above the push button rivet. Now I have a straight flow with no kinks.