Received and already pressure washed my large driveway. This unit with surface cleaner cut my time in half. It's a large motor for hand cranking keep that in mind if elderly. Build quality is ok. Think it matches the price. This is not a commercial unit for heavy use but it's not priced to be.

I bought this a week ago. Haven't used it yet but I wanted to get it registered before I forgot about it. Registration leads to a survey that I'm not ready for. I'm sure it will operate to its design. If it doesnt, well we'll cross that bridge if needed.

I decided against the 3400 because of the plastic wheels and hose length. I Decided to go with the 3800 with tires and the hose is 10' longer. At 90lbs, it seems well built and mobile with tires instead of plastic wheels. Commercial/Residential grade. I give it a 4 because of the price.

Used first time last week and this pressure washer had actually too much power. It cleaned my driveway and porch in half the time it took with my old one. Based on what I paid people in the past to do this job it paid for itself in one use. Quality construction.

Just used the new pressure washer yesterday. Was a learning curve to start the engine. You may have to hit the trigger on the wand to relieve pressure to start. Everything went well after that. Would suggest you use a long funnel to fill the soap tank as it is a little hard to fill with funnel . Overall I'm happy with the purchase so far.

Bought earlier this month and used it once. Takes a little bit to put together, fill with oil, etc, but it works great and has strong pressure. The only reason I took off a star is because the hose is too short (compared to my previous washer). I ended up connecting my previous washers hose to extend the length. Would have been nice to just have a longer hose to begin with. Otherwise, everything is working great and I would recommend this washer to others.

I am impressed by how sturdy everything is. Putting it together was simple. I can tell that the parts are made well and I am looking forward to many years of use from this equipment. Pay attention to the maintenance schedule. The manual has an easy-to-read table showing how often you need to change the oil (there are two kinds used here, one engine oil the other is pump oil), when to clean the air fliter, clean spark plug, etc. That is handy to me because I intend to use this as a little side-hustle cleaning my neighbors driveways and pathways.

After 8 years of use my old Power Washer Died. After much looking and checking reviews and features, I bought the WPX 3600. This is a well made unit and it does a great job tackling the hard jobs. I have a Surface cleaner for the pool cement surface and this unit has more than enough pressure to clean in less time.

After much research on reviews between various Pressure Washers on the market I decided to purchase the Westinghouse WPX4400. From what I can tell so far it is sturdy and will allow me to continue to offer services to my clients. Only thing I can think of so far that I wish was an option was an electric start.

I received the WPX3800 a couple weeks ago and have already used it twice for a total of about 5 hours to spray off my driveway. It works really good so far and has plenty of power. The assembly and setup was straightforward and easy to accomplish in a few minutes. Starting it up for the first time took numerous pulls even after meticulously following the starting directions. The second time it was a little easier to start but still took about seven pulls to get it started. If it would start on the first pull, every time, it would be getting a fifth star. Not a major deal breaker, but something to consider from my experience. Thanks and have a blessed day!