My son in law have one of these and borrowed it last year for spring cleaning and was satisfied with the result. Now I got my own, did a dry run inside the garage for it was raining and so far was impressed with how quiet the motor is. Can't wait to use it in a week or 2.
I bought this a few weeks ago and upon putting it together, the nut for the lower spray handle holder didn’t fit, so i just used it without the lower holder attached to it. It was also missing the nozzle cleaner tool. After the first use, it seems to work great. Just wish it would have come with the right pieces included.
Bought this unit to replace my 12 yr old Craftsman unit. The 2700 PSI is more than enough for any projects I have to work on at home. Really liked how easy it was to assemble. Biggest feature I like is the on board soap canister. No more messing with the small one and the need to replace them.
Update - Although I still say the overall product is somewhat cheaply made, the actual pressure washer pump and pressure are pretty good. The interchangeable heads are great and easy to change for different applications - some that require a very very strong force, down to a fairly gentle pressure for simple cleaning. The highest pressure can clean pretty much anything, no matter how hard it's baked on or attached. I love that part. The plastic wheels, however, are absolute garbage. Finally threw them away and made plywood wheels which work better. Plan on changing out the wheels within a few months if you wheel the pressure washer around at all.
Original - The parts that take a lot of wear - hose connections, wand connections, wheel connections, etc. - all are somewhat cheaply made. Be prepared for that. Once set and you operate it, the wand works fine and the pressure is good. Just don't like to be "mickey mousing" with the connections all the time to make them work well.