I purchased the WPX3200 to replace my old Craftsman 2050 pressure washer. I tried a Sun Joe 2200 Electric washer, but it just didn't perform as well as my old gas power washer. After comparing a variety of pressure washers, I decided on the Westinghouse WPX3200. I was presently suprised by the packaging and documentation, which was well written. It looks like Westinghouse payed attention to detail. The assembly was a snap, since the unit was mostly pre-assembled. It took me only a couple of minutes to snap on the handle and attach the Spray Gun Holder. Fill the engine with the provided oil, gas it up, attach the 2 hoses and you are ready to go. The WPX3200 is pretty solid and well made, no cheap parts. The performance was great. Pressure washing my patio and driveway to get ready for sealing was easy with WPX3200. My next job will be my son's wooden deck & house.

Made my old electric pressure washer look like a toy. Did a top-notch job in 1 pass & unlike my old a 2-pass machine. My project: 60-ft drive way, 12x16 patio, 400 sq ft of pavers - old machine required 2 whole days; wpx3200 required 4 hrs & made a happy wife.

I've only used the pressure washer once, but it does a much better job that one I previously purchase and returned that was supposed to have the same pressure rating. I was impressed that documentation was included. I like having a hard copy of the documentation instead of having to download it from the internet. I did have one problem. The pressure washer would only run for 15 or 20 seconds before loosing pressure. I went through all the troubleshooting steps, but couldn't resolve the problem. I finally traced it to the water inlet screen. The screen was partially plugged with some type of grease. After cleaning the screen, it worked great. The screen is a plastic piece that snaps in place and can be removed by pulling it out with long nose pliers. There was NO information in the documentation about the screen except saying to check it if the pressure dropped. No picture of the screen or information on how to remove it in the documentation. I was ready to return the pressure washer and decided to pull out the plastic piece in the water inlet. I figured if I broke it it wouldn't matter since it didn't work anyway. The lack of a picture of diagram showing the screen, and no information on removing it, in my opinion, is a major flaw in the manual.

Initial review. Equipment was well packaged. All pieces were secure and no loose items in the box. Adequate padding to protect equipment and was easy to remove. Assembly was simple. Would have been better to have a small tool list requirement for the pieces you did have to install but it was not difficult. One set of allen keys and a crescent wrench is all you need. Socket for the 8m and 6m nut would have been easier but doable with a wrench or needle nose pliers. Once it installation on the components is complete , you fill it with oil and gas and you're ready to go. Easy startup and no issues and works as advertised.

Assembly was fast as I had assumed a full assembly. Only upper bar and plastic supports needed to be installed. Operation started right up on first pull. All hoses connected perfectly and operated as expected. I was able to clean my car and fences using the white nozzle. Turned on and off multiple times and started on every pull. I only have one hour on the engine so a full review is required after 50 and 100 hours but the product is off to a good start. Suggested design changes: 1) Change single point rubber foot on front to two points. This would help to stabilize. 2) Move hose attachment away from muffler to prevent damage to hose if accidentally moved. Or, design a heat shield to prevent any hose from contacting the muffler. However with self discipline I can mitigate this. I love the pressure output compared to electric pressure washers I have used in the past as expected. Looking forward to years of service with this product.

This Westinghouse Pressure Washer arrived ahead of schedule and it only took me 15-20 to ensemble with the help of the Quick Start Guide. It started with the 2nd pull and seem powerful enough. All the parts seem solid and this does not seem like a cheaply built machine. I will update this review in the future.

IThis is my third pressure washer and I knew from the start on the others that they would not last long..and they did not. I went with Westinghouse on a recommendation. As soon as I started this it was great. Pressure is steady and strong. I had caked in sap on my vinyl siding and this got it done!

My older Briggs and Strat seized up on me, it was at its end but it was extremely reliable. I was skeptical about the newer types of pressure washer because of the bad wrap that other companies get for their cheap manufacturing. However, upon a few days of research I made my mind up based on specs and the seemingly endless 5 star reviews, and I ordered the Westinghouse WPX3200. With all the right tools, which are pretty common in a majority of American households, I was able to assemble it properly within about 25 minutes. The guide they give you is a quality and in-depth manual that doesn’t feel like they cheaped out on paper. There were no misspellings that I could find, unlike other brands who like to hire foreigner to CQ their instruction manuals…. Overall I’m pretty happy thus far. Westinghouse is quality and will consider buying more products.

Everything about it was great. My wife put it together and the directions were easy to follow and when it was put together it started right up. We are very happy with everything about it and are glad we bought this pressure washers. It certainly does the job.

Quick response after online ordering. Product came in good shape and was easy to assemble due to the detailed instruction booklet. Washer is easy to use and is powerful, as advertised. It is also easy to change the spray nozzles for different applications.