Works great! Using to wash mud / dust off camping gear. Glad I didn't get a bigger one - this one is powerful enough for my needs. Assembly was easy. One issue - gas tank vent valve had fallen apart during shipping. I fished all the parts out of the gas tank and a quick Google found some photos so I was easily able to reassemble it.

I purchased this about 2 months ago, since last time i got someone to pressure wash my house and driveway was about what i paid for this machine and it did the job so well. Now granted, I also purchased the Westinghouse 16.5" surface cleaner attachment which cleaned my driveway and back patio beautifully, and I would recommend that attachment 100% if you get the pressure washer. i cleaned my back patio in under a hour and its 30' by 12'.

just received the pressure washer yesterday. It was unbelievably easy to assemble, less than 10 minutes. Only top of handle and spray gun rests needed to be put on. Already washed half my driveway and front paver walkway, plus took out two mud dabber nests all with ease. Operating instructions were excelllent and machine started on second pull, excellent!!!

The first item I used this power washer on was a large concrete bird bath that had been darkly discolored by standing rainwater. The 2700 psi power washer easily removed the discoloration whereas vigorous hand-scrubbing with a stiff brush failed to accomplish much improvement. The concrete was restored to nearly a new appearance. I will add that the unit started on the second pull out of the box and the initial pull each time after that.

Amazing product! Bonus: If you purchase you are eligible for an extra pack of nozzles!

Looked up power washers on line. This one had good reviews. Used it for the first time the other day and was very please with how easy it was to start up and maneuver around. Had plenty of power and got the job done. I used it to power wash the siding on the house.

Used the washer for the first time today and it worked great! I love the nozzle storage in the handle rack and the way it all goes together. Using the 40 deg. nozzle it did a nice job of cleaning the concrete floor in my garage in preparation for painting. So far it all works as expected.

9-8-26 Yesterday we opened our new gas-powered pressure sprayer that we purchased on 8-23-26. We were totally surprised on the ease of setup for use. We followed the very easy to understand and follow directions that were included. The ease of use of the sprayer became very evident from the very start. My wife used it also and she found it very easy to use and the sprayer cleaned the outside of our house and it looks brand new.

I got this for by 64th birthday and love it. I washed the entire house off in less that an hour. I found the pressure to be more than adequate and the tool was easy to use. I have several other projects in mind around the house that will be much easier to complete with the washer. I love the power of gasoline engines and am glad manufacturers still see the value in this world of increasing electric tools.

The assembly of the device is pretty easy and everything seems sturdy and well made. The volume level is reasonable for this type of device (need hearing protection). See the pictures and video for a view of the performance of the machine (quite good). It has started every single time with one or two pulls. There are 4 design issues that really lower the usability of the machine, however. Thus the 2 star instead of 5 star review. Presented in the order of least to most annoying: 1) The choke and gas flow levers on the carb seem incredibly flimsy. I would be very surprised if they last more than a few weeks. They bend and flex at odd angles just trying to turn on the choke for the first cold start. 2) The gas tank is smallish - with a filter (good) that flows kind of slow (bad). With the filter in place there is no way to tell if the tank is nearly full. Every time I fill the tank I end up pouring gasoline everywhere. When full, it is INSTANTLY full and even quick reaction time will pour some gas over the tank. 3) The outlet for the power wand runs right beside the muffler. I gently bent it back to exit the rear of the machine. If you are not extremely careful the plastic hose will touch the muffler, and you're back at the store looking to buy a new (expensive) hose. 4) This is the WORST one. The others are tolerable at this price point. The direction of the garden hose inlet forces the hose to rest on top of the wheel (see the pictures) Under power (not idle) the unit shimmies a LOT. In the course of about *3 hours* (You read that right, 3 hours) of cleaning, this shake, shake shake rubbed a hole in the side of my garden hose, causing water to spray EVERYWHERE. My temporary fix was to zip-tie the hose to the top of the handle so it doesn't touch the wheel. I guess I'll have to get a hose leader and permanently attach it somehow to the unit, probably exiting near the top. Maybe a 45* gooseneck will point it away from the wheel?