Got this on end of season sale. Very good buy but even at full price it's a good deal. Easy to assemble and easy to operate. It's important to turn on the water prior to starting the unit, run the fuel out of the carb when finished, and fully drain the hose and pump. Fortunately this unit makes all of that very easy. I also use ethanol free fuel in all my small engines and since that change, I've had no issues. Performance of this pressure washer is very good, lots of power. If you need less pressure, just lower the throttle. Lastly, it is very easy to roll around, just lift on the handle and pull it wherever you need it.

Great machine. Economical but performance is like a commercial machine

isnt as powerful as my old 2800 PSI pressure washer. the pressure wand also broke on the second use. the valve that turns on and off the flow got stuck open

Machine is great. Easy starting and lots of spray power. Only drawbacks are the plastic spray hose Which lacks flexibility and ease of handling and the stubby handle making it difficult to move from place to place without tripping over the frame.

Easy to crank and operate, has plenty of power, so far i have no complaints, except it will kill the grass I suppose due to the heat from the engine, otherwise I like it as good or better than any I have owned.

I received the product missing the thermal pressure relief valve. Having used a pressure washer before I couldn't understand why a large amount of water was leaking from the bottom of the pump but it still spayed. After doing some research I found that is was leaking from a threaded hole on the bottom of the pump. I thought it was just missing a plug of some kind. After finding a scymatic of the pump it showed the relief valve was missing from the factory. Obviously someone in quality control is not doing the job!

This unit was well worth the price, powerful engine, easy to reach hose inlet and outlet which are above the frame. nice long hose of good quality, and solidly built frame. but it is not without faults. the choke and throttle are hard to reach while pulling the rope to start, it takes several pulls to start and when it does it is hard to adjust the choke and throttle before it shuts down. you have to release the water pressure on the handle constantly if it doesn't start right away. if you don't the rope becomes very difficult to pull. the plastic nozzles are cheaper quality than many competitors and break easily if you drop the wand on concrete.you will have to buy aftermarket to get better ones. The only real gripe I have is that the unit is difficult for me to move around. since the wheels are at the front of the unit you have to push it to move it, the rear bumpers hit the ground and stop forward motion, you really need a locking wheel to attach to the rear of the frame so that you can push it all around a property.

Good small unit with brand name engine. The engine is now made in china but to USA specifications with cast iron sleve which most of the China engines do not use and they do not last very long and are very cheeply made!The unit is well made and put together very well. Need a little attention to fine detail but I am very satisfied with my purchase!

There are lots of pressure washers to choose from. Some people choose by PSI and GPM. I like to look at what components are being used to deliver those numbers. In this pressure washer you have a Kohler engine with commercial features like a cast iron cylinder liner and roller bearings. You get an OEM pump for reliability and pneumatic tires to roll more easily wherever you have to take your washer. And best of all, it's made in the USA! What else could you ask for? I'm pretty careful with my machine maintenance and I know I'll have this washer for a long time. I've already used it on a couple of jobs around the house and I am very satisfied.

Way better pressure than my previous washer. You have to be careful with this one or it will take paint off of things. Runs great, performs great. Very happy. I do wish there was a better way to store the hose instead of a velcro strap though. A simple hook on the rear of the handle would do fine. Also would be nice if the pressure hose came out the rear instead of the side. If you leave it connected, it hits everything next to it. A simple elbow right there would solve that. Overall it works great!