Worth spending more to get a commercial grade pump and honda engine. This unit should last a very long time assuming you take good care with it. I wanted at least a 4gpm pump so i can clean faster. One thing to keep in mind is to turn off motor if not spraying for more than 1 minute. This will greatly add longevity to your pump life.

I have had this pressure washer for about 3 weeks now and put it to work right out of the box and all I can say is wow, it performs above my expectations. It starts good usually 1 pull and I truthfully can not come up with any complaints as of yet. The pressure is great, I use it with a sand blast attachment and again no complaints. I recommend this pressure washer!!!

This thing is a beast. Very powerful. With the 15"flat surface cleaning disc I cleaned my driveway in no time. FYI this is so powerful you have to help pressure towards the surface or the disc will take off like a UFO.... starts with one pull, would recommend to anyone looking for power.

This is an extremely powerful machine made with quality parts. Well designed and sturdy. The only complaint I have is the holder for the hose and wand, although somewhat standard, seems ineffective as each can come off the machine while moving. A simple retaining mechanism for both the wand and hose holder would be welcome. Appreciate the Made in USA!

The Simpson PS60843 is a beast. With 4400 PSI and 4.0 GPM, it cleans concrete, driveways, and heavy grime fast without having to linger. It runs smoothly, feels solid, and is clearly built for professional or heavy-duty use. Definitely more power than a typical homeowner needs, but if you want speed and real results, this pressure washer delivers.

I originally bought a less powerful model from another manufacturer. I wasn't pleased and set out to get a better power washer for my home. I checked many models, features, and cost. The Simpson PS4240 is the bomb -- by far the best product and cost. Has the power to do any job and the durability to last a long time.

Bought this pressure washer a few weeks ago and couldn’t be happier. Did quite a bit of research and this guy was the most bang for my buck. Definitely potent for a homeowner, but gets the job done quickly. Honda engine started on first pull and pump seems to be of good quality as well. Very happy with this purchase.

I went with Simpson on the recommendation of a friend since he already had a Simpson. I really am glad that I took his advice. I already had a smaller power washer from another manufacturer but was having an issue with it and decided to purchase a new unit. I also wanted to purchase one that was a little more powerful. I couldn't be more pleased with my selection. The Simpson completed the patio cleaning job in half the time that it took me with my previous washer. Thanks Simpson.

I read a lot of reviews before buying this unit and Simpson's reputation as a leader in building these played a key role in my finally selecting this unit. I might have overdone it; the thing is a BEAST of a machine. With normal proper care, I'm assuming this will end up going to my grand kids. 4400 PSI will blow away anything you need to blow away. The whole unit is strong, big motor and the AAA pump is one of the best out there. Engine may be Chinese, but they may have learned a thing or two by now, it looks like a quality-built unit & it started on the 2nd pull. The hose is as stiff as a steel cable - guess that's what you need to hold 4400 PSI. One drawback is that once the engine runs, it tends to vibrate around in circles when placed on concrete or flat surface. I have to place it on the ground/grass to hold it in place. Those are about the only negatives. Make sure power is what you want, because if you are looking to get this unit, that's exactly what you'll get!

Brace yourself before you pull the trigger, this baby will knock you on your butt. I am able to rinse 3 story gables from the ground with just the 30” extension. My 12’ extension wand and the soap nozzle applies the solution to that height. I added a 5000 psi gauge and, sure enough, I get 4400 psi with the Simpson motor using a 100’ hose. The pull cord location is a little awkward. The entire unit wants to turn as you pull. I put my foot on the wheel to hold it still but watch that you don’t damage the valve stem like I did. I wish it had an optional battery starter, I’m in good shape and I have to pull real hard for a one-pull start. When shutting it off, bring the wand back to the machine with you because you need to pull the trigger to release pressure if it doesn’t start on the first pull. The unit is well balanced and easy to roll up a ramp into my van. This unit paid for itself with one job. Of corse it was a big place...