Had this for a few weeks and have done a few jobs. The included nozzles give a nice variety of spray options, and the soap dispenser works well. The Honda engine is smooth and powerful, and starts first time, every time using TruFuel (no ethanol!), which does not attract water and lasts for many months without going bad. Pricey, but worth it! No neeed to drain fuel over winter season! Great pressure from this Simpson/Honda machine, cleaned 15 years of dirt, grime, moss & mold from a synthetic deck with beautiful results. Highly recommended!

Very easy to assemble. Love how easy it is to move the machine from area to area. Can't go wrong with a Honda motor

I select this one and was only one in stock at many vendors. Used to a daw times so far but is a great tool work very well as advertised

Easy too use and does a very good job.

I bought this for my son couple months ago. He really likes it and says, it works well.

Used it all day to pressure wash driveway, sidewalk and front porch. Worked great, easy to start!

The Honda engine is easy to start. I have a Briggs engine on my old Sprayer and what a disappointment. The only way it starts is to remove the air cleaner and spraY STARTING FLUID in the carb. The soap tank is also a big plus. The free delivery and price was also the reason I picked Sams Club for my purchase.

I made this purchase just before Father's Day to replace a craftsman unit that was about 10 years old. I found the pressure washer was easy to assemble, great instructions and easy to starts using. It has great pressure, runs smooth and works as it should.

This is our second power washer. So far this one starts easily on 1 pull; the hose doesn't kink under pressure, and the pressure wash is fantastic. However, this one does leave black marks on the deck from the rubber feet on the machine. The other left marks from the wheels.

I work in the construction industry, and I bought this pressure washer for home use. The Honda motor starts without too much effort, and the sprayer develops a decent amount of pressure for general cleaning tasks. I wouldn't choose this particular model for continuous duty, but it seems to work fine for occasional home use. I have read some less than favorable reviews regarding the pump, but I have not owned my pressure washer long enough to have had a problem with the pump yet. One thing that should be improved on this model is the manner in which the spray hose is stored using a Velcro strap. Overall I would say the Simpson 3000 is a good pressure washer for the money.