It gets the job done. Add a Simpson turbo wash adapter and it cleans sidewalks and small tight areas great without any use of a cleaner. It even took off the rust spots. I am happy with my purchase so far.

This machine produces great cleaning pressure but needs to have a pressure regulator. The fact that I cannot regulate the pressure limits its lower end abilities. Like spraying down or washing cars, cleaning windows and screens, etc.

I just wish there was a bit more power. The unit itself was easy to set up and so far seems really easy to use and start. However I really should have gotten a more powerful unit, to clean anything except dust you must be 4 to 6 inches from area.

Very good power washer, does the job. It starts very easily, first or second pull. This is my second Kohler engine and would buy another. Minimal assembly was required and it was packaged very well.

As the title says, the hose fitting literally blew apart on the initial startup within 10 seconds. Some may think this is a bit exaggerated, but I put oil and fuel in it, started the MegaShot washer, turned to pick up the wand and zowie powie! Can't comment on any other reliability or features - it didn't last long enough! Interestingly, I thought this new hose was so much more heavy duty than the hose on my previous power washer.

Good pressure washer! But not as powerful as we had hoped for. We elected for this particular size thinking it would be powerful enough to get the job done faster. Not really the case. We still have to use the smaller spray nozzle and just to clean the walkway to our mailbox took a while. We haven't attempted the driveway…….we know that's going to be a really big chore and take a long time since we can't use the wider spray. Hopefully, once we get everything cleaned and then sealed, the cleanup will be a smaller and easier task. Oh yeah, don't set the machine on your grass……it'll kill the grass for sure! My husband made two brown spots in the yard. We talked about that issue but he thought that it wouldn't do that. We had a cheaper machine years ago that did the same thing. You'd think they would have corrected this problem especially with a better and more expensive machine.

I've had 4 pressure washers over the past 20 years and this one by far is the best. The last one I had was a homelite powered with a Honda motor. It worked fine for about 4 years but the pump stop working this spring. The main differences between the 2 are many. The Kohler motor on this one is better in terms of how smooth it runs more fuel efficient. It has an adjustable throttle so you don't always have to run it at full pressure. The Honda did not. Very easy to start and like mentioned runs EXTREMELY smooth at any speed and is very quiet for a gasoline powered motor.

I purchased this unit and replaced it two times. I wanted it to work but it won't pull in chemicals. I called support and they said my chemicals were too thick but I was using water as a test solution. They then said bring it to a service center but after two units I gave up.

There is a previous review that mentioned burn marks left in the grass then reposted it wasn't the pressure washer. It absolutely leaves burn marks in the grass. I did fix this problem by removing a flange that is mounted on the face of the muffler that deflected the exhaust down. My bigger concern is my tip got clogged three times and each time it was a white piece of plastic. Where did it come from? Check valve?

Purchased this after returning a defective one of another brand from a different store. This one replace a low-end electric pressure washer that died. I was hesitant to pour so much money, but I don't have any regrets after using it. I should have bought this earlier. This one cleans very well in a shorter amount of time. I have used it on cars with a foam cannon and concrete with a surface cleaner. The thing that was a boring chore is now easy to do. I highly recommend it.