Product was delivered Aug 31, 2020. The driver delivered the box upside down and was probably shipped most of the way like that. Setup was quick and easy however, the metal gas tank was badly dented in and the muffler and muffler guard damaged from rough handling and upside down shipping (filed damage claim w/shipper). I also discovered that the fuel line was improperly routed and was binding on the throttle linkage. Easily repaired (if you know what to look for). The unit started very easily first time and subsequent starts usually needed only one pull. It is important to depressurize the the unit (pull trigger on wand briefly) as it makes the pull much easier. I used the WPX3200 for about 6 hours to do a thorough shakedown and to find any other problems from the rough shipping experience. Compared to many other pressure washers that I have used, the WPX3200 is a very nice unit! The only thing I would change is the position of the wand holding bracket. The current position places the wand very close to the exhaust outlet and may cause damage to plastic parts on the wand if the engine is running while the wand is in the holder bracket. No biggie, just an observation. I definitely recommend the WPX3200 if you are needing a >3000psi pressure washer. I use it at least 3 times a week and will update this review with how it performs over the long haul. So far, I'm pleased.

Easy to assemble and operate thanks to detailed and clear instructions. Nice that engine oil is included in the packaging. Starts and does excellent job for what I have needed cleaned thus far. I admit I have not used it extensively but so far no problems.

This review is based on very limited usage the wpx2700. The pressure washer was easy to put together The instructions were clear and easy to follow although a nut was missing from the pack apparently Westinghouse is sending me a new one very easy to find some it an m8 nut. Washer seems to have plenty of power and cleans vinyl siding very well I like especially beyond board soap dispenser and the holder for the trigger and wand as well as a place to hang the hose. The only thing that I would change would be the plastic wheels for rubber wheels other than that personal preference I like machine.

It's easy to use, with reliable performance and multiple nozzle options for various cleaning tasks. The only drawback is the hose length, which could be longer for better reach without frequently moving the machine. Overall, it's a solid, high-powered pressure washer that would be perfect with a more generous hose.

Easy instructions made it quick to put together. Well designed and made simple for the less than experienced do it yourself enthusiast. Power washed my entire driveway and walkway and the results were awesome. No issues and worked like a dream. Great product!

So far so good. Purchased the 3200 power washer putting it together found the tip at the gun was bent so could not install lance. Called that nite spoke to manny. They texted later to l eff t me know their on it. Ill give tat a9. Lets see how it is resolved. Love the way itsbuilt looks strong.

I wanted to use this a number of times before writing a review and so far after four months it's been great! It starts on the first or second pull every time and has plenty of power for what I need. I use it mainly for cleaning my customer's riding mowers that have been neglected and the 25 degree (green) nozzle does a great job of cleaning the engine and the body without damaging the finish on the paint. I let my neighbor borrow it to clean mildew from the siding on one side of her house with the same nozzle and she was also impressed with how well it worked and how easy it was for her to start. The unit itself was simple to assemble and when I go to store it for the winter it's nice to have a bowl drain on the side of the carburetor so I can have the piece of mind knowing that I'm putting it away dry and should have no issues when refueling for start up again in the spring. I did have one issue the first couple of times that I used it where it wouldn't shut off when I flipped the switch, it would bog down and backfire a few times like the ground wire wasn't making a good enough connection, but that has gone away and it shuts off just fine now. My best tips for keeping your pressure washer working for years is to always disconnect all hoses from the machine and the gun and drain everything before putting it away. Tip the gun up and squeeze the trigger to get all of the water out of it to prevent rusting and/or remove the tip as well so it doesn't get clogged with rust either. I know every pressure washer manual will tell you to never start the motor without the water running. This is to prevent the pump from getting burned out but after I disconnect everything and drain it I also start the motor for about 5 seconds, just to spit out the remaining water in the pump instead of pulling it over several times with the switch off. 5 seconds isn't going to burn the pump out and my last pressure washer has lasted over 15 years by doing this and actually still works but has some issues from mistakenly being left outside over the winter. One other tip is after connecting the water inlet hose first and before connecting the pressure hose to the pump, wrap it once or twice around the garden hose. This will help to keep the hose away from the machine so if you're up on a ladder cleaning your chimney or siding the pressure hose will have a much better chance of not accidentally landing on the muffler and melting through. Overall this has been a great machine so far and I expect it to last for many years.

I just bought this machine and impressed with power, easy start and easy to understand how to use. I do wish there was an option to bypass the soap dispenser and install my own downstream chemical injector to be used in a 5 gallon bucket of soap and water.

I bought this pressure washer less about a year and 3 months ago and it worked great for the 4-5 times I used it. I started it the next time and the pressure was about half of what it normally was. I took it in for repair and the shop said it needed a new pump. The shop ordered the pump twice since the first one was supposedly lost. They installed the pump and then said it still wasn't running right and could not be repaired. Westinghouse did sent a new unit to the shop which I picked up 4 1/2 months after I initially dropped it off for repair.

This is the first pressure washer I have owned. The other reviews I read were really positive and I have to agree. I used it for a test run the other day and was pleased, it blasted away all the mold that had built up on the top of my generator. I look forward to using this for years to come. It was also not very hard to set up