I've used the pressure washer a few times, and it works very good. The 2700 has plenty of power, much more than the electric one I used to own. I would highly recommend. Moving the power washer can get hoses intertwined, but that's with any power washer I have seen.

Bought to power wash our outbuildings around the farm to be re-painted. Did a really nice job taking off chipping paint with little effort and minimal time. Built in soap dispenser is a great feature as well as different nozzle tips. Great that it comes with a 3 year warranty. Definitely recommend this purchase.

Extremely well built and easy to put together. This is just what I have needed to clean the expansive patios and spaces around d my house. The pressure is consistent and every component seems well put together. All the threaded pieces came well protected and greased to ensure they easily fit together properly. I would definitely recommend this to others. Cleans everything very easily and has made my job that much easier to.

I bought this power washer not knowing what to expect. And words cannot not describe how happy i am with this product. It is everything i was looking for in a pressure washer (easy start up 1 pull, very powerful easy to handle, etc) all in all very happy with this product

Bought a little over a week ago, it arrived yesterday. I purchased the WPX2700. The packaging was very good. Instructions were very good. Did not have to assembly wheels to frame - step 2 (already installed); nice thing. Was confused why there was 2 sets "bolts" for mounting the spray gun handle to frame, - step 5, - actually only needed 1 set of "push in rivet". Very impressed with the construction, hopefully this will last a long time.

I wanted to use this a number of times before writing a review and so far after four months it's been great! It starts on the first or second pull every time and has plenty of power for what I need. I use it mainly for cleaning my customer's riding mowers that have been neglected and the 25 degree (green) nozzle does a great job of cleaning the engine and the body without damaging the finish on the paint. I let my neighbor borrow it to clean mildew from the siding on one side of her house with the same nozzle and she was also impressed with how well it worked and how easy it was for her to start. The unit itself was simple to assemble and when I go to store it for the winter it's nice to have a bowl drain on the side of the carburetor so I can have the piece of mind knowing that I'm putting it away dry and should have no issues when refueling for start up again in the spring. I did have one issue the first couple of times that I used it where it wouldn't shut off when I flipped the switch, it would bog down and backfire a few times like the ground wire wasn't making a good enough connection, but that has gone away and it shuts off just fine now. My best tips for keeping your pressure washer working for years is to always disconnect all hoses from the machine and the gun and drain everything before putting it away. Tip the gun up and squeeze the trigger to get all of the water out of it to prevent rusting and/or remove the tip as well so it doesn't get clogged with rust either. I know every pressure washer manual will tell you to never start the motor without the water running. This is to prevent the pump from getting burned out but after I disconnect everything and drain it I also start the motor for about 5 seconds, just to spit out the remaining water in the pump instead of pulling it over several times with the switch off. 5 seconds isn't going to burn the pump out and my last pressure washer has lasted over 15 years by doing this and actually still works but has some issues from mistakenly being left outside over the winter. One other tip is after connecting the water inlet hose first and before connecting the pressure hose to the pump, wrap it once or twice around the garden hose. This will help to keep the hose away from the machine so if you're up on a ladder cleaning your chimney or siding the pressure hose will have a much better chance of not accidentally landing on the muffler and melting through. Overall this has been a great machine so far and I expect it to last for many years.

Have only run 5 hours but runs great. A couple suggestions, the hose connection would be better facing out the back instead of the side. Pictures in manual would be better if bigger. Since the red nozzle is rarely used, it would be better if it came with yellow one.

Bought this today. Had no problems getting it together very easy. Looks very well built and heavy duty.Easy start up. Best pressure washer I've owned.Did awesome on my driveway. Pressure washer looks better than Troy built or craftsman. Feels like it is built better as well. It had excellent reviews so thought I would buy it glad I did I am not disappointed at all. I would recommend this to everyone. Can't wait to wssh the cars.

I bought this unit because it has a fuel shut-off valve, a manual choke, a decent price, and connections that were above the frame support deck (not on the bottom). It has good power and is light enough to lift into my pickup bed. I would rank it at 4.5. it would receive a 5 star if the design of the push handle easily allowed a good quick-connect hose. I have to push on the engine to push the push-handle for my 50ft quick connect hose to clear the handle. Am looking for a 90-elbow or an extension from the pump outlet. Assembly was easy. I used a 13mm socket for nut M8, a 10mm socket for nut M6, and a 4mm hex-key for screw/bolt M6.

I used today for the first time. The instructions were clear making it easy to assemble, the wheels were already installed leaving only a few things to do. It was very easy to pull the starter rope and it started on the first pull. Worked very well as advertised, the large wheels make moving it easy. Very happy with this power washer.