1. Cleaning Detergent Injection System applies soap during low pressure spraying for more effective cleaning
2. Briggs & Stratton 675 Series Engine - 6.75 ft-lbs gross torque - 190cc
3. Axial Cam Pump with Easy Start Technology is smooth starting and maintenance free
4. ProjectPro Nozzle System - A nozzle designed for each project type (Delicate, General, Max, Soap)
5. Extra long 30' hose for extended reach

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Powerful Briggs and Stratton 675 SeriesTM engine Handles most homeowner tasks with eas...

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Purchase at your own risk

I purchased this Briggs & Stratton 2550 psi Elite Series power washer. It worked wonderfully for awhile. It started easily, and was very user-friendly. I liked the three different nozzles, and the customization that they provided.

One morning after running for less than five minutes, it sputtered for several seconds, produced a large bang, and stalled. When I tried to restart, it was obvious that the engine had seized - likely the connecting rod had broken, as well.

The engine had a total of only about 10 hours of use time on it when it failed. I had just filled it with gas and checked the oil only minutes before. Since the unit was only about a month old and still under manufacturer's warranty, I thought that I only had to deal with the inconvenience of a warranty claim. Wrong.

I delivered the unit to our local authorized B&S Service facility for a warranty claim. They tore down the engine and reported their findings to Briggs. Briggs' alleged response was, "was there metal-to-metal bonding?" Answer: "yes." Briggs' response: "owner abuse, not covered, end of discussion." I appealed directly by phone to Briggs and Stratton in Milwaukee - they committed to sending their territory field manager to the repair facility for a personal inspection and 2nd opinion. Three weeks later, he showed up unannounced during lunch hour (I had requested to be notified of his visit so that I could attend), he glanced at the engine, indicated that there was no evidence to negate the original diagnosis of owner abuse, and departed after spending no more than five minutes at the dealer. The dealer rep who had inspected the engine was not present (he was at lunch, unaware). I continued my appeal and shipped the engine to Milwaukee - two months later, "denied." No explanation.

Call me disgruntled, yes. But I am a 50 year old engineer and have been around engines all my life on the farm and in my work. I understand Briggs' conclusion as being an obvious and viable explanation, but I am very unimpressed with their warranty process. There was absolutely no effort to understand this problem or to consider that it could be a manufacturing/assembly defect. I also understand Six-sigma quality control, and would expect others to have had, or will have, this same problem in the future. I am absolutely convinced that this problem was not owner abuse or neglect. I don't know how the inspection in Milwaukee was conducted, but until that point there was no evidence that Briggs' devoted any more than a few minutes of intellectual effort to the situation. Briggs' warranty claim process is a farce.

Briggs has a long-standing reputation for quality and customer satisfaction. Sorry to say, I saw none of it with my abbreviated experience with this power washer.

To add additional insult to injury, I had purchased an extended warranty plan.

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Great Product

My power washer was delivered the same week I ordered it. I use this product at least twice a week. It really comes in handy for everything around the house. I use it to clean my gutters, driveway, porch, bricks (my house), soffits around my house (spiders), and also to wash my cars.

The only complaints I have for this product is that the wheels are a little wobbly and the platform fell off the frame. Easy fixes though. Sometimes when I start it the high pressure comes in and out, but it eventually comes back and runs perfectly until i'm done.

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1. Commercial 3000psi Hot Water Pressure Washer
2. Model 1100 Briggs & Stratton OHV Engine
3. Industrial Triplex Plunger Pump produces 3000 PSI at 3 GPM equipped with Thermal and Overpressure Relief System
4. Diesel fired burner generates 100+ degree temperature rise
5. Professional Spray Gun & Wand with 4 Quick Connect Spray Tips

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8 HP Briggs & Stratton Intek Engine Provides direct-drive power to the pump Industria...

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1. Commercial Duty Direct Drive Pressure Washer
2. GX390 Commercial Series Honda engine with Oil Alert System
3. Industrial Triplex Plunger Pump produces 4000 PSI at 3.5 GPM equipped with Thermal Relief System
4. Heavy Gauge Frame to withstand the rigors of commercial use, 13" Steel wheels with solid steel axle
5. Professional Spray Gun & Wand with 5 Quick Connect Spray Tips

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Direct Drive Engine and Pump System; HONDA GX390 Engine; Simpson Triplex Pump with a 2 year warranty; Adjustable unloader; Chemical injector system; High pressure relief valve for operator safety; Thermal relief valve; Easy-start valve; 50 feet of gray non-marring high pressure hose; 10 gauge Heavy-Duty powder-coated steel frame; Polished chrome front and rear handles; 12-inch premium treaded tires on steel wheels; Professional trigger gun with 36-inch spray wand; Includes 5 Quick Connect nozzles: 0º, 15º, 25º, 40º, and Chemical Injector

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1. 3600 PSI, 4.0 GPM Pressure Washer
2. 13 HP, 389cc Engine With Low Oil Shutdown
3. Adjustable Pressure Regulator
4. Quick Connect 0,15, 25, 40, 84 Spray Tips
5. Quick-Connects On 50- Hose

Customer Review :

Pressure washer best-buy

A really nice machine at a great price. Excellent performance and very pleasantly surprised at the quality. Somewhat light packaging but arrived without damage. Easy assembly.

Features - Appears to be accurate, quality Honda clone. Big wheels. Nice one-touch folding handle. Decent hose length (14 paces). Good connectors. Powder-coated frame.

Minor annoyances - Handle-folding mechanism crowds pressure-regulator knob. Fuel cap is shallow, slightly difficult to grip. Hose rack is wider than necessary and gets in the way when maneuvering in tight spaces. Hose rack/gun holder is dysfunctional when handle is folded down.

Note - Back off pressure regulator somewhat before starting engine.

Recommendation - Chop off hose rack and weld a dog-legged post on frame to attach hose reel Briggs & Stratton Pressure Washer Hose Reel #6052 (not a live reel, but cheap and compact, fits above pump).


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1. 2.5 Max GPM
2. Honda GC190 OHC engine for easy starting and reliable performance
3. 4 Pro-Style Quick Connect Spray Tips (0¿, 15¿, 40¿ and Low-Pressure)
4. Maintenance-free axial cam pump with Easy Start pump technology designed for smooth starting

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Very Good Homeowner Unit

This is my second Briggs & Stratton power washer. The first one died an untimely death, but I blame myself for not draining all the water out before a winter freeze.

Anyway, when I decided to replace it I knew I needed more power (who doesn't?), so I looked seriously at 3,000 psi units. Here's what I liked about the Briggs Power Boss:

1) Honda engine. Kind of strange that Briggs would put a Honda engine on one of their products, but I think Honda makes some of the best small gasoline powered engines. It starts right up and runs great.
2) The sealed pump that requires no maintenance. Considering how much homeowners actually use their pressure washers, I doubt that many (or any) were changing the pump oil as recommended. This eliminates that hassle.
3) The large gas tank lets you run the unit until you're probably thankful that it finally ran out of gas.
4) Pneumatic wheels make the unit easy to move around.
5) Quick-connect sprayer tips.
6) On-board detergent tank. My old p/w just had a suction tube, so if you wanted to move the unit you had to be careful not to knock over the detergent bottle and spill it.

In a perfect world, the pump would be made of solid brass, but that would entail a major cost increase. I would also prefer a longer (maybe 50') hose, but maybe that's the laws of physics kicking in -- it may not be practical on a 3,000 psi unit.

Overall operation is simple, and the unit does pretty much everything I could reasonably expect it to. Anything more and I should get myself a true commercial model, but that's a big jump in price.

I can highly recommend this unit.

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