All good. Assembly instructions are simple and concise. Unit started up right away. Dual oil dipstick caps are a nice touch. Only minor issue is the left wheel fell off after about 30' of use. The cotter pin had come out. Simple fix to put the wheel back on and insert the pin. It might have been loosened in shipment. Anyway, ran another 3+ hours with no further problems. I combined with a Ryobi 15" surface washer and knocked out my dingy patio pavers in much less time than than the last time with a rental unit. Highly recommend based on limited use to date. Seems well built.

I just received this pressure washer in the mail on May 11, 2020 and put it together on May 14, 2020. The assembly was really easy and the included directions were excellent. I am looking forward to using this pressure washer for the first time this weekend.

I purchased this pressure washer to prepare my brick house for painting. The soap applicator and reasonable price, along with very favorable reviews by others were top selling points. Assembly was straight-forward, and preparing the unit for first use (adding and checking initial oil level, etc.) was very easy. I cleaned all the brick of my home, driveway and walkways, and even used it to clean the underside of my riding mower deck - it starts by the 3rd pull every time. Included handle, hose and tips are nice - leaving the hose in the sun before first use really helps to get it uncoiled.

Contrary to previous customer posts, this pressure washer came with all required parts for assembly and easy to follow instructions. It appears previous complaints about the motor assembly not attached to frame has been corrected as the motor is attached to the frame with 4 bolts.

I had a Ryobi that was horrible to start, would die after one hour and have to cool off. Died after five years and repairs didn't take. Pure junk. I gave up and replaced it with this unit, which was cheaper and a major upgrade. Started with one pull and so far runs like a champ, with more power. I haven't put on a lot of hours, but so far I would highly recommend.

Purchased this to replace a 2800 psi Craftsman that broke down. Extremely happy with this Pressure Washer. After putting in oil, gas, and attaching hoses, etc, this thing started on the very first pull. Have used it 8 times since I got it and every time, it only took one pull to start. The 3200 psi is perfect for washing cars, vinyl siding, brick and concrete porches. Have not had any problems at all in the last month and very glad I bought this model. It has already made my life easier and my wife is happy with how clean the porches are and how it easily takes the bugs off of her car. I would definitely buy this model again.

Bought as a replacement for an electric power washer. I have had a gas powered washer in the past which was far more expensive but didn't last over 2 years. This model is more streamlined without a lot of fancy cover work. Easy to put together. Have only used it once so far but was impressed with it. Only downfall, for a 60 year old woman it is a little heavy to move around but the added PSI's make up for that.

I previously had a craftsman’s pressure washer I loved. It died after 22 years of use. I saw this one and ordered it because of the good reviews. It does a great job and has varied nozzles that work good. Was easy to put together but I did notice the soap tube was dented in pretty bad as I saw other reviewers state. I don’t really use it with soap so I’m not too worried about it. I have used it once, and was very pleased. .

I recently purchased this Westinghouse pressure washer and was amazed how easy it was to set up and start using. Having never used a pressure washer before, it was easier than I was anticipating. I played with it for about 3 minutes just to get used to it and then started pressuring washing my siding. it was so simple. The pressure was perfect. I only used it for about 30 minutes and can’t wait to continue tomorrow.

It is a nice configuration, with good accessory management. My only initial complaints are the length of the hose, and the pump housing. 25' might be standard, but options for 50' or 100' would make this a much more versatile and stationary machine. The pump housing is cast, and in the casting mine looks to have a crack line. It is 14 degrees F here so I won't be able to run and test it until it warms up, but I like the simplicity of the machine. Hopefully the pressures will measure up to what it is listed as providing.