I recently purchased this and I am completely satisfied with the pressure washer. It is easy to start and has most features of a more expensive pressure washer. I was surprised to find the fuel shutoff switch which I really like. It comes with five nozzles for most any job. I really like the horizontal shaft engine and ease of access to the pump fittings.

After burning up an electric pressure washer, and wanting the increased functionality of a gas pressure washer, I researched the available options and settled on the WPX3200. Great reviews from multiple source, affordable pricing, plenty of power, and the changeable nozzles were the selling points. Could have settled for an in stock brand/model, but special ordered the WPX3200. Fast delivery, well packaged, and set-up was easy. The included oil(need to add after assembly) was a nice convenience. Fired right up on first pull. With non-oxy gas and mindful maintenance and storage, the unit should last for many years of use.

GOt this unit 2 weeks ago. When it's working, it is great. A lot of power, all great features. I have however problem, once I turn off the engine, I cannot start this until the unit cool down - which takes 15 to 30 min. Not sure what is the problem. I have just contacted the service/support and let's see if they can help.

In my opinion, the Westinghouse W2700 Pressure Washer is the best bang for the buck. This is my 2nd purchase of this product. I had purchased one 2 -3 years ago and was completely satisfied with the results. I had accidently stripped the spark plug mount on the block.

Just started it up first time,everything works according to instructions. Some assembly required, several bolts and nuts to tighten, have a socket set and a hex set nearby. Onty thing I think would make it better is some sort of step to keep it down while you start it. I'm used to holding the wand open to relieve pressure while I pull the start cord, instructions say to start and open it up only if it doesn't start right away. Don't know why these pressure washers [all brands] don't have a tab to keep the water flow open on start.

I would like to add to my original review. One I like the spray lance holder and two I really like where the connections are located. The connections are easy to reach no bending down to make the connections under the machine. For older folks, like me, that sure makes life a lot easier.

I have rented other machines in the past and finally decided to buy a power washer for myself for use around the house. After comparing reviews of different brands I finally decided to go with the Westinghouse 3200 and had it shipped to the store where I picked it up several days later, avoiding the "porch pirates". The directions for assembly was easy to follow and because I like to read and reread it took me about an hour. To be honest...if I was in a hurry, it probably could have taken 20-30 minutes. Once ready, I yanked on the rope and it started right up on the second pull. Starting with the 25 degree nozzle cleaning the concrete I was surprised at the power coming out at the tip, so I decided to see what it could do changing it to the 40 degree tip. Still plenty of pressure and still got the concrete clean. I will see how it will stand up over time but at the moment I am very satisfied with it. For the price, it does exactly what it is supposed to do. The only thing I wish it would do is for the motor to cycle down when the trigger is released but that did not effect the rating I gave. For the price, I am very happy.

I just purchased this and used it for the first time today. I was impressed at the shipping packing and the ease of getting it assembled and started. It started first pull and had lots of pressure. ( 3200 psi ). The jury is still out but looking good from here.

Performs well and starts up great. One thing I wish was better was that you have nowhere to brace the machine as you pull the cord. I find I have to try to keep my foot around the soap dispenser. Metal tubing seems a little cheap. If the paint chips off and rust forms, it will compromise the odds of the machine lasting a very long time. Included hose is stiff and cumbersome. Hard to work with and will probably need to be replaced with a better one. Overall I'm happy for the price paid.

Never had a power washer, but needed one for several jobs around the house. First was to prepare cinder block foundation for new coat of paint, probably the hardest of the jobs. The WPX3200 does a great job of removing two or three old coats of paint down to the concrete for a great base. Have had no issues after using it for multiple hours on several days. BTW, the placement of the hoses as cited by other reviewers as a design flaw has not been a problem during usage.