I was so excited to get this pressure washer! It's my very first one and perfect for the spring and summer time. It's great for pressure washing the concrete and sidewalks and also car wash with the variety of nozzles. It certainly comes in handy and it's very sturdy and good size with wheels to store in the garage.

What a great pressure washer. It came quickly and was easy to assemble. Just attach the handle and hoses add the provided oil and fill it with gas. This is a lightweight machine that is easy enough to move around but still powerfull enough to get some tough jobs done. It started up after just a few pulls and ran great! Would definitely recommend this for general home maintenance, cleaning concrete, decks & siding, whatever your heart desires!

Let's just say this TROY BILT XP power washer has far exceeded my expectations. I knew I needed something strong enough to clean my siding. Prior my siding had a gross green buildup from over the winter and last summer. I had the pleasure of using this fantastic machine which blasted away all that gross grim. It's super strong water pressure stands no chance for that tuff build up. This product comes with numerous nozzle attachments for all types of materials to use it on. Bonus has a hook up for soap for those really hard to clean spots. The wheels are strong and sturdy and don't require any inflation which is great. The product came partially disassembled but was so easy to snap together. The instructions were clear as can be with no room for error. If you're looking to make your house sparkle this is the power washer you're looking for. I used it for a couple of hours on and off the other day and never had to refill the gas tank. Awesome for my jobs around the house.

This machine is well built. I just finished using it for the first time and am quite impressed. It started on the first pull and it ran flawlessly until I shut it down. The 170cc engine creates 3000 PSI. The unit I replaced had a 190cc engine but only produced 2550 PSI, while consuming more fuel. The manual recommends shutting it down if in bypass mode (not actively spraying) for more than 2 minutes. The cool thing is, it has a thermal relief valve so if you leave it in bypass for too long, the valve will let the hot water out before it can do any major damage. The large wheels make it easy to move from location to location and the wand holder keeps it at a 45 degree angle so you can stow it as you move the machine without dragging it on the ground. The pump looks like it is easily removable - 3 bolts hold it in place if you forget to use your pump saver antifreeze before the cold weather hits. I'm looking forward to many years of dependable use from this machine for cleaning our siding and sidewalks.

I like it's compact size, power, ease of setup, storage of washing heads on handle. What I didn't was how strength of recoil of cord, small gas tank (approx. 15 min. runtime), & starting can take 3+ pulls.

Powerful and easy to use! This pressure washer cleaned my driveway and car with no problem. Strong pressure, easy setup, and moves easily. A little loud, but worth it for the performance. Great for the buy!

Great, lightweight, but very powerful. I like how it is not bulky for easy storage in a corner in the garage. Effortless cleaning, no matter what the job. Can't wait to get more use out of this, this summer.

I bought this pressure washer a year ago. It wouldn’t crank after using it 5or 6 times. Took it to the shop and they said it had a bad carb which was not covered by warranty. 180 to fix. Used it three times after it sat in the shop for over a month then the pump went out. A total piece of garbage

So far so good. Put about 10 hours on it the 1st 2 days. The 1st day it shut off a couple of times, like it was building too much pressure. I realized if I let off and let the unloaded kick in, all was good. 2 of the sheet metal screws kept vibrating out, and 1 was actually stripped. I replaced them with bolts and nuts so that can't happen again. It appears to me made by Simpson.

We had high hopes for this gas pressure washer, but as it turns out it is too difficult to start and my wife can't do it alone. It also has a nasty habit of yanking (really, really hard) the start cord out of your hands, which has caused each of us bodily injury. So, it has to go back to the store. For reference, we have a 10-year old gas lawn mower that she starts all the time without any trouble.