I have only had this pressure washer for two weeks and have used it for about 10 hours. I wouldn't.normally wouldn't review something so quickly, but this thing is great. About a month ago I used another brand 3000psi pressure washer and was pleased with the cleaning power. This one is at least 25% better. The pump and Honda engine was the main selling point for buying this one. Several other features also played a part. It has no soap tank to empty and clean and the engine has a throttle to reduce the pressure if you wish. I purchased an adjustable soap nozzle which will shoot the cleaning solution or rinse water 30 feet. The nozzles don't fall out of the holder. The 25 foot hose is plenty. The only problem I've had was bracing my hand on the muffler cover to restart the engine. Once was enough to cause me to paint the muffler cover with orange engine paint.

I purchased this unit summer ‘23. Works well, especially with a wheeled sprayer deck on concrete walkways and driveway. Highly recommend purchasing a wheeled sprayer deck deck to use on a 75’ hose. My driveway is 100’ x 20’ concrete pad. East side of the house, therefore mildew will builds up in the afternoon shady spots. Use the spray deck on a long hose. No issues, spraying my boat as well with the accompanying handle and various nozzles.

I use this as a homeowner who has both pavers and cement to pressure clean. I bought a 15 inch circular attachment that allows me to clean the driveway and pavers quickly. This is so much stronger than the other smaller machines and for not that much more. I wouldn;t hesitate to purchase this machine.

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.

Great pressure washer with a Honda engine and a AAA pump. Much better than a Ryobi or similar that is either made in China or has parts that are made in China. This thing is a BEAST ! It will clean anything that an average homeowner will need. It is much quieter than the Ryobi that I previously owned. I received very good support from Simpson before and after my purhase. I chose Simpson because I wanted something that wouldn't quit on me after a few years of homeowner use. Simpson's reputation for quality and support is the reason I chose to purchase this item.

Purchased a bit over two months ago. So far it works well. Far more power than my 2,500 psi Delta power washer. The Delta worked well for the 10 or so years that I owned it. Five downsides to the Simpson power washer. 1) the frame is not high enough, which requires that I hunch over to push or pull it it around, 2) as others have mentioned the 25' hose needs to be longer. I will probably add another 25' hose, 3) the clean solution pickup does not siphon at a high enough rate when using bleach. I clean the wood trim on my house every 3 to 5 years. My old Delta power washer would take from 1 to 3 rinses to clean up the mold that commonly builds up in the U.S. upper Gulf coast. After six rinses Simpson power washer still does not work as well as the Delta's fewer rinses. I'm thinking about drilling the Simpson power washers siphon inlet to a slightly bigger diameter. 4) the pressure nozzle vibrate out of their holders as others have pointed out, but this problem is easily fixed. All that it took was placing neoprene o-rings on the underside of each nozzle, which holds them in place while the pressure washer is being used. The only thing this requires is that I remember to remove the o-ring before using removing a nozzle from its holder, otherwise it pull off. When this does happen, the cost is a few cents for a new o-ring. 5) I would like to see a detergent/bleach canister that connects to the frame (like my Delta) do I can wheel the power washer around with the canister.

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.

Best pressure washer, ever. I've purchased other pressure washers from Big Box stores - Lowes, Home Depot, but they always break down. This is my 3rd and last pressure washer. It's got an incredible Honda engine, not that piece of junk Briggs churns out to the Home Depots of the world. This one has muscle. Only drawback is the handle. It's short. I wish it was taller

This power washer worked great right out of the box. I have run it for a few hours and was surprised that it does not use much gas. Took 5 minutes to assemble and then all you have to do is figure out which way to set the levers. Then just one good pull and it starts. Worth buying! and does a really nice job.

my washer is 4 months out of warranty (16 months old) -- and the pump has stopped working (I have used this unit 8 times) -- the replacement cost for the pump is $350 plus labor -- almost as much as the unit costs. The unit looks good, and works fine -- while it is working -- but it hasn't lasted long enough for me. I am very disappointed. Also the service providers are mostly mom & pop locations -- not very encouraging.