4000 PSI 3.5 GPM Gas Cold Water Pressure Washer with HONDA GX270 Engine (49-State)

I have owned several other Pressure Washers from 2500 to 3700 psi. I can say with relative certainty that this Dewalt 4000psi is conservatively rated. This unit was purchased online and arrived undamaged and with all parts included for a quick 15 min set up. The units Honda GX 270 engine runs like a Swiss watch started on the second pull. This engine is strong and balanced but quiet relative to its size and power output. My first task was the concrete floor in my 4 car garage. 45 min , done

Easy start & maintenance. It has more than enough pressure & power to complete any task around my home/property fast. The quality of parts & materials is above average & have held up great over the past 2 years. The handle easily removes so I can put this in the back of my SUV. It's easy to maneuver. It's has already paid itself off by saving a lot of money not hiring people to do pressure washing around my home. See my video https://youtu.be/YheN-eEIuck I definitely recommend it 5 stars!

My simpson bit the dust so i had to make a snap purchase and this was the pnly one they had at the time that would work for me. It was very hard to start but it performed well when it got going. I used this brand new pressure washer about two hours total last year to finish washing my dock. Pulled it out to wash my boat this year and it will not pump. Starts up and immediately loses pressure. Come on Dewalt this is a brand new unit is it still looks new, Watts up

Bad pump Oil pump leaks a lot of oil Pump oil Burned off less 20 hours Metal flakes in it

Bad pump, in less that 20 hours of use, I thought I had bad seals but when I drain the pump oil,found metal flakes in it, Need a new pump, but not sure on aaa pump anymore

so far this machine is everything I wanted but I’mgiving it 3 stars because the first one i bought missing hose. Had to return for an exchange. Now i opened the box and i thought yeah everything is there. Nope. The thumb knobs are missing. So I had to use bolts I found in my toolboxs to put it together. The hose is not the hose in the picture or video. Its an industrial hose that wil not twist or bend with pressure. Also its so thick that it wont hang properlly So i had to return and buy the 80.00 flexible hose. Which if you look in the video thats the hose he’s using????? The picture shows the hose it came with and the hose i bought. Both 50’ foot long

purchased this and it runs fine but the sight glass constantly leaks pump oil. reached out to dewalt which told me to reach out to the pump manufacturer. turns out pump seals are not under warranty and you have to buy a 200 dollar rebuild kit to get the seal. purchased the kit and it still leaks. the seal is way to thin for the groove it sits in. Had to use gasket sealant to get it to hold oil . poor design.

This is the third DeWalt pressure washer that I have bought. The first two were the 3400 psi models. Are use these for business. They have made me thousands of dollars and have impressed many clients with how clean the machines in a surface or get their property. I did a big jobAnd knew that it would take me quite a long time with a 3400 psi so I went and bought the 4400 psi and I did a two day job in five hours. I used one 3400 psi and one 4400 and we knocked the job out quickly! I notice a huge difference between the two. I did notice that the 4400 used almost twice the amount of gas, but it is almost double in cc’s. The 3400 is a 200cc Honda engine and the 4400 is a 398cc Honda engine. When I pulled it out of the box, and put oil in it. My 11yr old Son started it first pull! I used it for 5 hrs straight with no problems.

Performed far better than advertised. Has the power to do just about any job. Use only the recommended accessories; the power output is so high that attaching any extra accesories makes them to almost fly off.

4000 psi, powerful, dependable, able to put on back of truck without help, bsome may need help because its heavy!