I bough this to replace an old worn out pressure washer I had. This thing starts easy, and has so much more pressure than my old one. The big wheels make it easy to move around my property to wash anything. We use it on our house, our cars, our ATVs. It has not disappointed!

Few parts to assemble upon arrival and the assembly that was required was easy. A pint or so of oil (supplied), a half gallon of gasoline then two pull on the starting rope and she fired up. Good power on the spray. Very happy with the sprayer and the reasonable price point.

I bought this power washer for my husband for Father's Day and he absolutely loves it. I think he's power washed everything from the house to the sidewalks to his truck lol. He loves the interchangeable nozzles and the soap dispenser already attached to the machine. Definitely a must have for homeowners. Highly recommended!

I'm a structural engineer and we were researching gas power washers and after reading many reviews on power washers from various manufacturers what became clear was the overwhelming customer and satisfaction with Westinghouse gas powered models. The WPX2700 is a well designed work horse. After using it on several home projects we are extremely happy with the performance. The best mid-cost gas powered pressure washer on the Market built by a name you can trust with a decent warranty to back it up. Buy without reservation.

I got tired of renting these for my driveway. It's a mess to reserve one, pick up up, do the PM the rental center couldn't be bothered with then return it within time constraints. Add oil, gas, soap and connect water hose. It fired up on the second pull. The documentation is clear and easy. TIP: Read the instructions first. Trust me.

I use my power washer for the first time today. I washed my tool shed, siding on house, underneath my carport, my deck which was in bad shape, and my front porch and brick steps. This power washer performed well. Its easy to use and I am extremely happy with my purchase.

works well, only aggravating thing is there is no direction to how much oil to fill without constantly checking as you pour. Just tell me if it's 1.0L or whatever. Also, whatever engineer placed the soap cap right under the engine was not thinking. Hard to reach without spilling, should've offset the cap on the left side of the soap container

Works fine. Once it has run for a while (I.e. 30 minutes), I’m having restarting it. The problem I’m having is the pull cord is hard to pull. I feel like I’m going to break it if I try to start when it’s in this state. Waiting for it to cooldown seems to resolve the issue. I have a support call in with Westinghouse (W320823B2914)

Washer was fairly easy to assemble. A 13mm and a 10mm socket wrench was better for me than a box end wrench. Seems easy to use. The safety handle lock out is not as automatic as other pressure washers I've used before. Use caution to ensure not hitting yourself with water streams. The only major setback I see is the changing of engine oil. No bottom oil drain but instead it is on the side. I recommend an oil siphon tool to assist oil changes so you won't make a big mess. so far so good

This pressure washer is built of strong, durable & superior quality. Multiple uses are possible with additional nozzles. You're able to use high pressure such as on your home exterior, moderate pressure on brick & pavers, and low pressure to wash your car, windows & deck. Easy and minimum assembly!