Works amazing even on well and pressure tank. It fires right up the first pull. I researched for a cpl years and always came back to this one. Waited until the price was right and grabbed one up. Go out and by yourself one you won't regret it. I did lose a tip though first hand. I didn't have it seated all the way in when I pulled the trigger and off it went.

Ran this power washer for over 4 hours virtually non stop this past weekend cleaning my deck, foundation wall, driveway, back side of house, and patio under deck. It does want to bounce around a bit and you'll want to make sure hot engine isn't touching wood or anything that will melt or start on fire but this is the well worth the money spent. I based my buying decision on reading reviews and glad I did. I was blown away at the power this washer has and the quality of craftsmanship is amazing. If I have one knock, it seems to run through gas. I filled tank three times but also ran it almost continously for 4.5 hours. Lastly, someone mentioned gas tank placement was in bad postion to fill. It's right on top!

I've used this pressure washer long enough to run out 3 tanks of gas. Starts up on first pull and works great. Only thing I would change is the wand. Instead of the connection being in front of the trigger I'd put it at the bottom of the trigger. Other than that I've been happy with it.

It really is a five star review. The mega shot with the disc is incredible. What used to take me 2-3 hours is less than one hour. The Reason for the slight ding in rating is the documentation. My documentation shows turning the gas flow horizontal. Actually you need to turn it to a 45degree angle. Was unsuccessful with it flat as shown. Also vertical as I tried. Got frustrated and went online. After about an hour and looking at other washers I tried a 45. First crank. Once it started- I was over the top. Great birthday gift.

I just received this power washer and used it first time today. After assembly ( a very easy task), it started on first pull. Easy to move and did a heck of a job on my very dirty driveway. One recommendation - Water hose connection is very close to the handle and clumsy to attach, would be better if hose connection extended two inches

I've used my new washer for about two weeks. It started with two pulls, has great pressure and has a great selection of spray heads. But this unit likes to walk around.It's continually moving around. If it weren't for the water hose this thing would leave home. This is a problem that I would like to have resolved.

I bought this pressure washer about 3 weeks ago and used it upon arrival for about three days straight washing my entire house and garage. It starts so easily (first pull) and has plenty of pressure to do any job needed. Works great and with the Koehler engine should las tmany years!

Only used a few times so far, but it hasn't missed a beat. I decided to purchase this instead of the higher (3100psi version) because my past experience with those "commercial grade" models is they can easily damage certain areas unless your very careful. Even the "0" setting nozzle can be too much if your not careful. However, this product seems to do everything the manufacture claims, "so far". Only time will tell if this product is as high quality as I hope.

Runs great and performs very well. Starts very easy. Very good pressure washer for the homeowner for the money. My only compliant is the location of the pull start cord handle in close proximity of the fuel shut off valve and choke / off controls. It might be just me but my hand came in contact with these controls while pulling the start cord a few times. Also, while cleaning my concrete around the house the motor mount to chassis bolts started working loose. I grabbed a wrench and tightened them all without any further issue. I still gave it four stars because you can wear a glove when starting if this becomes an issue and use a wrench to tighten loose bolts after initial run-in.

Overall the pressure washer performed very well. Two issues with the washer. 1. Difficulty in connect/disconnecting the water hose. Tried to disconnect water hose to move to another location and burned my arm on the exhaust. 2. When pulling the start cord it is right in line with the exhaust. This is another case of getting burnt on the leg if pressure washer has been running previous. If you have to wait till it cools, it delays you from doing your job,