I chose this model since it offered soap dispensing and options on pressure control. It did arrive smelling of gasoline and coated with oil as if it had been a return and refurbished! Unfortunately I haven't been able to use it yet since it is missing the gun lance to connect to the wand handle. Customer service appears to be prompt to handle that issue.

This is a great buy for a pressure washer. It is well engineered and easy to use. Started on first pull. It has a fuel valve so you can cut off the gas and dry out the carburetor so it won't gum when stored for a long time. I bought a different washer 5 years ago. It cost more, was poorly engineered and was never as powerful as this machine. This is a great buy.

After purchasing this machine we had a large task ahead of us, we cleaned all curbs, side walks, and two building, which both are two stores high. Being i cleaned 75% of this work i can truely say this pressure can take on anything. Yours truely Ray.

Very glad I bought this. The pressure washer has plenty of power. Very easy to assemble. Just a few steps to put the handle together, screw on a rubber isolator pad under the front, connect the hose and wand, and to add oil (provided), soap, and gas. After that, the engine started on the first pull. The motor and pump rand flawlessly and kept going for hours, until I was ready to stop. It made easy work of cleaning up the stained white vinyl railing on my deck. This was my first Westinghouse purchase, and I have absolutely no regrets on choosing this unit.

I recently purchased the Westinghouse 3200 PSI Gas Pressure Washer, and while I haven’t used it yet, I’m already impressed! The assembly was straightforward, and the instructions were clear, making setup a breeze. The unit looks well-built and sturdy, with a solid frame and high-quality components. I’m excited to put it to work soon and expect great performance based on its specs and build quality. So far, so good!

this product was easy to finish assembling and worked great. After the initial break in, it actually runs longer on a tank of gas! the only slight negative is that the design of the high pressure discharge does not allow adding a high pressure quick disconnect, can't clear the handle to connect the hose.

OVERALL ASSEMBLY WAS QUITE EASY, THERE WAS RESIDUAL OIL ALL OVER THE UNIT, CLEANED THE UNIT OFF. FILLED OIL, ADDED FUEL, ATTACHED THE HOSE, BLED THE AIR OUT OF THE SYSTEM. UNIT STARTED ON THE SECOND PULL. THE ONLY PROBLEM IS THE WATER PUMP IS LEAKING OIL OUT OF THE BACK OF THE UNIT ( THAT EXPLAINS WHY IT WAS COVERED IN OIL). I AM CERTAIN THIS WILL LEAD TO A FAILURE. I WILL BE CONTACTING THE WARRANTY DEPARTMENT TO SEE HOW TO PROCEED. HOPEFULLY THIS IS A ONE OFF PROBLEM. WILL UPDATE

I just put the washer together and it was basically easy. Instruction could be a little more detailed. I didn't quite understand why they have one bolt and a push in plastic groumet on the top wand holder. it would seem it needs two bolts to have a firm attachment. I like the simple design of the maching with the pump being at the rear and easy to get too. I love the large wheels.

Received the pressure washer yesterday, put it together in very short order, filled with oil and gas, connected the water supply and pulled. To my surprise, it started on first pull and I tried it out on concrete slab and worked perfectly. Don't be me, and make sure you secure the tip in the nozzle. Hit the trigger and shot the first nozzle right out. Once found, all was good. Not much usage yet, but appears to be just what I wanted.

Only complaint is when starting with the choke, it will die in seconds if you don't immediately switch it to run, or maybe start with the choke a lil open, also the placement of the outlet for the pressure hose is close enough to the upright handle such that you can't fit an M22 quick connect on it (although not necessarily needed), otherwise does what it does and looks good and modern, enjoyable to use, starts quickly and easily when you have the hang of it, plenty powerful