I just purchased and haven’t had a chance to use yet. Seems like a very heavy duty pressure washer.

Easy to use, the flow of the water is great to remove dirt and debris.

Very well made, sturdy, haven’t used yet , middle of winter but look forward to cleaning

I think this machine will be just fine. Nice and heavy duty.

This washer exceeds my expectations. It's an excellent product! Thank you!!!

So far it is a great product! Very well put together and has great parts

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just purchased as of today 9-29-2025. To be reviewed later..

I bought this on April 17, 2018 and very glad I did! I've used it only once for a couple hours on my sidewalk and driveway and man does it have power and do an awesome job in a short time!!! All my neighbors are wanting to hire me and my new toy out! Lol

To date this is my second Simpson machine in a year. The first one I bought was for my home and after how great it worked I decided to buy another unit for my business. I own a small car repair and oil change shop. I wanted something that had plenty of power to help get rid of oil stains but also didn't break my bank seeing as that I am a small business. Simpson created the perfect model on this one. Tons and I mean tons of power and at the most competitive price in the market. I only use it about once or twice a week for an hour or so but its been perfect. 2 Simpson pressure washers in and I love the product and the brand.

I've had this machine for only a week and only 1 hour and 20 minutes of run time on the hourmeter I installed, so this review is only an initial assessment. The machine is a beast and not for the frail, it's heavy, the monster hose needs to be rolled, not lassoed, and the recoil from the pressure is a good 30 pounds, so be prepared to get a good workout in. Otherwise, besides it's few flaws, I love it. I ran it at 2750 rpms on the first use to break it in and really, that's more pressure and volume than most other machines put out at full power, and at that rpm the engine sounds like it's just cruising along rather than screaming. The one major flaw is the pressure release valve installed on the pump, when you shut the machine down it sometimes squirts cold water on a very hot engine resulting in a cloud of steam and the engine complaining with all sorts of crackling sounds from the sudden and unequal contraction on one side of the cylinder wall. I solved the flaw with a rubber elbow and a stainless hose clamp, something Simpson could do for pennies. The other issue is the grab handle that goes over the engine, it doesn't fit squarely against the other handle and I had to leave it off.