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.

Firstly, The instructions for this pressure washer are probably the best most clear and thorough instructions I have ever read. Assembly was a breeze. The pictures were excellent. Secondly, instructions for and the operation of the PW itself were excellent. Got this bad boy running no issues what so ever. It is POWERFUL! So far so good. I pray no issues.

I had never used a pressure washer. After I bought my home, I purchased an electric model. It did fine for what I needed it to but struggled to clean the gutters. After a few years the engine locked up. After some serious research I purchased this model. What a difference maker this was! I know gas models are more powerful, but this opened my eyes to what was now possible. It not only blasts my gutters clean, but I was able to clean my driveway in half the time. There are more expensive models out there, but for the average homeowner you need to look no further. This can accomplish all of your power washing needs.

I bought this about a month ago and it has performed very well. It's powerful and the noise level is not too bad for a gas-powered pressure washer. My suggested improvement would be to allow more to connect the inlet garden so I can attach a splitter for hosing off the cleaned areas without disconnecting the supply line to the pressure washer

This is a powerful little machine and it does the job well. It is lightweight, easy to move around (due to the large wheels) and has flexible capacities. It was easy to assemble and had one of the most comprehensive manuals I have ever read. All the parts were there and it took about 45 minutes to assemble. I have two cavuats: 1. wear hearing protection (It is a little loud); 2. pay attention to where your pressure hose is located since it can contact the muffler. If anything, I would like to see a longer pressure hose,...about 35 or 40 feet would be nice. Overall, a great value for the homeowner.

Bought it 19 days ago used it twice so far, noticed that the connection where the water hose was leaking a little. I’ll pay attention to that more next time maybe Needs more tightening. I’ll try to do a follow up review maybe a year from now. Keep you guys posted and enjoy your new toy.

I bought this product about 2 weeks ago. It brought out the color in the stones of a stone walkway in the back. I also used it to clean my driveway and walkway to my front porch. I used it clean the bricks on my front porch and some of my gutters so far. It did a good job and was easy to start and use. I also like the five nozzles. I used the soap dispenser and the green and red nozzles. I believe this product has already paid for itself with my first use.

Used the pressure washer for the first time on my fence and sidewalk. Worked amazing. Both look brand new. Unit has plenty of power and pressure for all jobs. Wand hose is stiff and a bit difficult to coil. Seems very well made. Well worth the purchase.

I bought this pressure washer and the cash cap was deflective and it did not start very well at all. The company did nothing to help me and said I had to return it to the store and buy a new one. Since that was my only option I returned the damaged one and bought a new one. The new one is decent. The soap hose has a kink that restricts the flow. Starting it is not always easy. It should start on one or two pulls every time and it does not always do that. Some times I have pull many times. Yes, I have the gas on and the switch on every time.

Bought to use with my side by side but use it on everything I need it on. Really like the soap dispenser. Easy to use product. Did not come with tools to put the pieces together. A simple kit should have what you need. Most people probably have the tools laying around.