This machine has more than enough power to perform any household outdoor cleaning project. Cleaned a very large (20 x 65) trex deck with wood rails in about 2 hours. The results were dramatic. Engine fired right up after usually 1 or 2 pulls at the most. With the right care, I'm hoping for years of service. It's off to a promising start.

While I didn't need anything commercial-grade, I was looking for a unit with enough pressure and, more importantly, durability to last longer than the last Ryobi electric washer I purchased (which lasted 2 1/2 years). I have a large Westinghouse generator to run my house in case of power outages from storms, so I went back to the well with this little guy. I filled it up with the oil provided, threw on some odds and ends that needed a light install, and started it right up. Already washed the house, windows, and gutters. The initial impression is strong enough for my needs. Hoping with regular oil changes and just some basic TLC, this washer will have some legs to last (fingers crossed). I opted for the extended warranty through the big box store from which I made the purchase. That's what I got on initial impression.

I just purchased and received this today....while I do have some wishes I have ZERO complaints. I assembled it as per the manual and added oil and gasoline. One great tip I got online was that while adding oil for the first time...slowly pull the starting rope a couple of times so the oil can get into the engine (this also helps your oil measurement remain very accurate). Attached all hoses, bled the air out of the hose for about 2-3 minutes to be sure....set the engine on, fuel on, and the choke level to choke (first time starting). The unit started after the second pull. It had some issues maintaining power for the first few minutes - but I believe that was just a warm up...once it maintained it...I was blown away. I had an older pressure washer at 2350psi and this thing feels 3 times more powerfull. Love it...and am hoping it lasts me for a long time to come. WTG Westinghouse.

This by far was the easiest Pressure Washer I've every put together, really not much to do I didn't even look a the user manual case all the parts to assembly was just the pressure gun holder, the third leg and the top portion with the nozzles. Adding the oil was super easy as all you do is put the oil nozzle on top of oil turn it up and pour.

we bought this for primary use on our siding and we found the pressure to be so strong that it blew a hole in the hose on the first use. Maybe it was defective?! Haven't contacted Westinghouse about a replacement yet. We also found the pressure washer hose to be very stiff and not flexible enough. But all in all the washer itself is very easy to start and manuver around the yard,it's not too heavy or bulky.

Overall it works good but the garden hose and pressure washer hose are too close to the exhaust. Used it three times and the third time the pressure washer hose kept getting stuck under the exhaust. It melted the rubber and blew a hole in my hose. The pressure washer hose it comes with is very stiff and was hard to get out once it lodged in there. Was barely by it for 20 seconds. Just enough for me to notice and try to get it out in time with no luck. Now have to get a other hose.

I bought this gas-powered pressure washer 2 weeks ago. I have used it only 2 hours so far. It worked great for cleaning concrete and outside of my house gutters. It performed much better than a 2000psi, 1.6 gpm electric pressure washer I had borrowed from my neighbor. I like the 3200psi@2.5gpm rating. So far so good.

I have never used a pressure washer before. I was a bit nervous when I first used it. I followed the detailed instructions and it was a piece of cake. I did my driveway and exterior of my house. The functions are awesome and the pressure is amazing! I know I made the right choice by going with Westinghouse!

I've been needing a good pressure washer for quite some time. I used to have a cheaper less powerful electric one from another manufacturer, that worked OK, but the stainless steel wand and spray nozzles kept rusting badly. Last summer my soon to be son-in-law borrowed his dad's, which was this same model. It worked great. I researched this model and liked the versatility it provides via it's various optional accessories, of which I bought two, with future plans to purchase others.

Was tired of fighting my old pressure washer(s) to get it to start, so found this one, which is tested in the factory prior to shipping. The first one had issues after a few uses, but under warranty they took it back and shipped me another NEW one. How awesome is that? I hope it lasts as long as my old one, and we can retire together.