20 Best Water Pressure For Home (2023 Updated)

This Simer Pump is an outstanding booster pump and runs as advertised. I did plenty of research and found Simer as Number 1 or 2 in all pump rating reviews. I added approximately 40 psig in head pressure.

Remember we are talking head pressure so please understand. I like not having a pressure/bladder tank as part of the system. This booster pump stands on it’s own as long you have 10 to 50 psig(Head Pressure) coming into your house.

Make sure you have at least 10 psig head pressure into this pump. Remember also that this pump will cycle if you don’t follow the instructions (Check Valve placement on input side, check for leaks. ).

Once again when I turn on a faucet, 2 to 3 seconds later Pump kicks on and great pressure!.

The pump does exactly what it is intended for. I live in a older Mobile Home Community. The water pressure is unreliable. I took my first shower here and was lucky to get enough water to just rinse off.

I looked this bad boy up. and gave it a go. The water pressure is awesome. Never an issue now. I would recommend it with out a doubt.

This pump was very easy to install myself and it works great! The water pressure to my sprinkler system is so much better I can hardly believe it. The sprinkler coverage is perfect now that it doesn’t rely on anemic county supplied water pressure.

It was easy to install myself and then you just plug it in and the pump does the rest. I’d highly recommend to a friend.

These valves are meant to last 20 to 25 yrs. If the filter is checked at least a year and kept free from dirt around them. My original lasted almost 22 yrs. This new one, I put water proof boat grease over the valve nut and screw.

So they would not rust. The pictures show what the old valve looked like and the New Valve in place. I did this myself in one day. It took a bit of trial and error. But I learned how and did it. My neighbor next door is a plumber and he looked at my job.

He said I did like a Pro. Saved over $600. 00 in labor alone. The part came without the Brass Coupling. But I did one for $14. 00 at a local Plumbing Supply Store. It was still much less than one of the Big Box Stores.

Our water pressure was through the roof and ruining devices and causing them to fail. It came preset at 50 psi, and with my plumbing experience was a cinch to install, and I left it at 50 which is plenty of pressure for our house.

Perfect fit. Great quality!

If you need to replace your water pressure regulator. The cost of this is worth a DIY repair. The exchange from old to new took only a few minutes and I most likely saved at least $100. 00 the plumber would charge in labor.

My sprinkler heads were misting no matter which head or the setting. This took care of that, and supposedly will save me water too!

Worked fine. Direct replacement. Great price

I used this to replace the discontinued BR4 model and it was an exact replacement. Similar to other reviews mine only came with one rubber washer so I had to reuse the washer with the strainer on it but its not leaking so Im happy with it.

I got two of these and both have issues. This first one, the hose connector broke after using it twice so I returned it. The second one worked OK when it was working. The pressure washer did not work consistently.

The pressure can take some time build up. I had to turn it off and back on a few times to get it going. Anyhow, I didn’t use it for a while and now it’s not powered on. I called Stanley customer service to claim warranty and was transferred to another company, AR North America.

Apparently AR North America makes this pressure washer and slaps Stanley name on it. I talked to AR North America customer service and she puts on hold after I said I would like to file a warranty claim.

The AR North America customer service never came back! I waited for almost an hour on the phone! I finally had enough and hung up!.

I have the SHP 2000 which is just a slightly different model, but has the exact same look, all except the psi rating. Bought in fall of 2019, used once then drained and put away. Tried it again this month and it worked for about 3 minutes then pump started cycling on and off every 5 seconds.

The manual was of no real help. I was about to go through the return process (1 year warranty) but you have to pay to send it back to Stanley in Mn. That’s wrong. So instead I started taking things off to see if it would still work without the tip, or the wand etc.

After verifying that water was indeed getting into the machine from the hose I removed the wand. Yes water came out, and with pump on as well. So that’s not the issue. Then wand on but no tip, same (good) result.

With the tip on, started surging again. Switched tips, worked fine. So the problem was a bad tip (or clogged but it’s so tiny that not sure if the wire glued to the back of the instruction book would even help.

So if it surges constantly try that. Could at least give those instructions in the manual. Pressure seems a bit lame, don’t know if the rated cfm is lab conditions but it won’t clean any better than a regular car wash does.

Exact replacement for the one that leaked after being used with the filter hanging from the connection. The filter was causing the fitting to come loose. Operator error and not fault of the connection! Good product plus comes in black & white with the pressure/back-flow valve mounted.

I’m on my third one of these and they have all come apart where the external fitting is pressed into the plastic body of the pressure regulator. Terrible design. I even put in a strain relief to ensure that the hose wouldn’t pull against the pressure regulator.

Still came apart. Needless to say, my customer isn’t very happy.

I purchased the SPX3000 for the purpose of power washing the vinyl siding on one side of our home in particular, among other smaller jobs as needed, like washing patio furniture, porches, sidewalks, etc.

We live on a tight budget, so I needed something affordable, which this definitely was, relatively speaking. From day one, it seemed underpowered. But this is my first pressure washer, so I had no frame of reference.

All but the 0 degree nozzle were ineffective at getting anything off of our siding. And using the 0 degree nozzle would take forever, because it’s basically like trying to wash the side of your house with a pencil.

The soap function worked well, but that was about it. After the first couple of summers spending several hours trying to spray the house with the red nozzle, I finally figured out the best way to do it was to just spray the soap on the side of the house and use an extendable-handled brush to scrub the whole side of the house by hand, one siding piece at a time.

And then go around with the red nozzle and rinse the soap off. The whole process took forever, and the power washer did not have the PSI to get the water/soap to the second level of our house, at least not very easily.

All in all, it made pressure washing a tedious chore and incredibly time consuming. It worked fine for smaller jobs, like power washing our porches where you could get the nozzle within a few inches of the siding or ground if need be.

But it also was not good at getting mold or grime off of our patio furniture either. It’s just too underpowered for most jobs. And then today, our fourth season of using it, the motor completely died.

It worked for a few minutes, in its limited capacity, emitted a terrible burning plastic smell, and then shut off. Turning it off and back on did nothing, but I found if I lifted it up and whacked it on the ground, ala Arthur Fonzarelli, it would work again for about 10-20 seconds, and then die again.

I repeated that process, motor dying, whacking the washer on the ground, working for 20sec, dying again, over and over about 20 times to finish the job that I started, and am now prepared to throw the thing in the garbage.

Save your money. Rent a real power washer from your local hardware store when you need one, or just buy a gas-engine one.

I purchased this pressure washer for $170 (tax included). I have used gasoline pressure washers before that cost double and triple what this device was priced at, so I was apprehensive at how effective this electric version would be.

After unboxing, assembly was quick and easy, although the directions were not clear for some steps. On my next day off, I planned to pressure wash my garage, driveway, and walkway. The entire project took about 7 hours that day, slightly longer than it had taken with gasoline models having higher pressure.

However, the end result was the same. Concrete surfaces were spotless clean. Vinyl surfaces on my garage and outdoor seating looked brand new and bright again. The pressure washer performed flawlessly throughout the entire job, running nonstop for hours at the time.

Pressure was consistent, but you can tell that it doesn’t pack the punch of a 4500 psi gasoline model. It just means you might have to get closer to the surface or make a couple extra swipes over the same area.

Without question, I think the convenience of no gas, oil, or related components of gasoline models and the much cheaper price make up for the extra hour of work. Next project will be pressure washing the brick on my home, which may be another all day job.

I will update this post if performance issues occur then. Overall, I am very satisfied for the money it cost.

Works hard and has a good powerful spray with a nice selection of nozzles for every conceivable application. Good on gas too. Only negative is yhat it will only run down to half a tank and then quits.

I am an experienced small engine mechanic and i still haven’t figured out why it won’t run below half a tank. Maybe it’s just mine. It’s really not an issue though and for the price, this is probably the best pressure washer i have owned and its the fourth one.

The 3 previous were other popular and more expensive brands.

It is of amazing quality in a time where a lot of folks are just trying to make a quick buck so to say! It’s in the details as is said. Right down to chrome nuts holding the carb cover on!! Easy pressure wand control and on and on.

Thanks much, Ronald swayze.

I’ve had a few power washes in my day but this one is very strong. Puts out an adjustable spray of pressure which I like very much. it is very easy to start and maintain would recommend this one highly to anyone that asked.

There’s one other review and I have no idea what conditions caused his to fail. or if there was a mis-application. All I can tell you is that these are great. The 610 model is designed for pressures as high as 450psi.

The 600 model is only workable to about 150 psi. It’s worth noting that the model 610 and model 610XL are exactly the same size and same in every way except that the XL has “no lead”. why they didn’t call it a 610LF (LF as in lead free) or anything other than XL (which sounds to me like extra-large or extra-long) is beyond me.

This is what happens when you let engineers make marketing decisions. The only thing that I can say is that they work well, are easy to install, and you can buy rebuild kits if you ever need to rebuild it.

I was originally going to replace our regulator, but the location of the old pressure regulator prohibited me from replacing it. Being that it was boxed in by the floor joist and a wall built directly below it.

I was unable to remove it being a single union connection. It could have turned into a much bigger job if it wasn’t for the design of this product being backwards compatible inside the regulator. I was able to gut the new one and clean out the old one and replace the defective parts inside.

I really appreciate Wilkins ability to maintain a design all these years/decades and making them compatible with the previous models. In the end it made the job much easier for a home owner. Back story: We had a house fire in late 2012.

For whatever reason the plumber decided to use the old regulator? It is very frustrating and disheartening when you’re trying to rebuild a house and being taken advantage of by someone in that situation.

He could have cleaned it out and rebuilt it. But all the black grime and soot from that house fire was inside that old regulator when I took it apart. I was surprised by what I found. Thank’s to YouTube and Home Essentials Direct I felt like it was something I could tackle without getting screwed over again by lazy or worse dishonest people in the industry.

Anyway, Wilkins thank you for making a great product being backwards compatible. Much appreciated.

If you have a situation where you need to heat this up at the union with everything screwed together, and you want everything straight, you risk melting the rubber gaskets. If you remove the gaskets, you’ll be off in your lengths.

What I did – worth sharing and should be in the instructions IMO – is to stack both gaskets on one side, solder the other side. When this cools, swap both gaskets over to the side you just soldered and do the other side.

When all is cool, assemble normally. This worked really well and the whole thing is perfectly aligned. All caveats for soldering a brass valve apply – heat the pipe more, the female fitting less, wrap the valve body in wet towel, etc.

Hopefully in 10-15 years when the life of this thing is up, they’ll still make it and swapping a new one in there will take 5 minutes. I first tried to rebuild my old one, a Watts 25AUB, but what happens is the brass gets pitted and corroded and nothing inside seals anymore – waste of time and money.

A Watts 25AUB lead free with 2 solder cups is hard to find, so I bought this. I also noted the pressure drop specs for this valve are much better than the Watts – 5. 5 psi vs 12. 5 psi drop at 10 gpm.

We’ll see long term.

This is my forth pressure washer since 2000 and the first that I actually enjoy using. I don’t buy a pressure washer to look at, I buy it to use to its max potential. The first 2200psi gas washer blew the pump cover and was replaced by an 1750psi electric washer that didn’t work anywhere near its advertised potential and was replaced by a 2500psi gas washer that has been running perfectly for the past 10 years.

However, age is catching up with me and the weight of the gas washer along with the constant need to pull start & stop the engine when not in use was getting to be just too much for my back. After seeing a TV commercial for the Sun Joe SPX3000 (and being an extremely satisfied owner of a Snow Joe Snow Blower) I began researching the Sun Joe line of pressure washers.

During my research I compared available Sun Joe washers against comparable electric washers from other vendors and found that, in virtually all cases, Sun Joe ratings were equal to or better than the competition.

And, although I really liked the SPX3000, I decided to go with the SPX4000 for the sake of stability, the metal skeleton, the same motor, the variable speed dial, and the fact that there would be less assembly (i.

e. ; less for me to screw up). I’ve used the Sun Joe twice since receiving it and must say that it has performed beyond my expectations. Although having a lower psi rating than that of my gas washer, the Sun Joe has done everything that I’ve needed it to and the mobility and ease of filling/emptying the detergent tank and changing spray tips make this fun to use and a very effective machine.

No doubt there are more capable pressure washers out there, if price is not a factor, but at half the weight & price of a comparable gas washer as well as twice the warranty of competitors, I don’t see how you can do better than the Sun Joe SPX4000 line for home or ‘semi-commercial’ use.

In fact, I like the SPX4000 so much that I just had a Sun Joe SPX4001 delivered to my son in Phoenix. Note: I do suggest that if you buy a Sun Joe electric pressure washer, you also buy a 25 foot 14/3 outdoor extension cord for 3 reasons; 1) many outdoor electrical outlet covered cases will not allow the Sun Joe plug to fit properly, 2) the GFI plug on the Sun Joe cord is very sensitive and will trip if water even gets near the plug (that’s a good thing!), and 3) you probably won’t need to buy a 25 foot pressure hose to replace the included 20 foot hose.

I bought this machine to replace a 2600 gas pressure washer to eliminate the need for gas and pulling a cord to start. It surpassed my expectations. Easy to put together and ready to use in minutes. No leaks or other issues as some reviews have stated about some pressure washers.

Watch some videos out there first. Push hoses in so rubber washers are secure and then screw on to attach. None of the connections are hard to attach if you are doing it correctly. I bought the extension power and water hoses.

After the 50 foot water hose, you still are given more than ample hose lengths to go far. I also purchased the rod extension but did not need it this time. After two full days of use, I am very happy with my decision to purchase this brand.

i did my homework and studied the pros and cons out there and decided this would be the right decision for the power and price I wanted. It cleaned surfaces, including cement, with no problem. My old 2600 psi machine cleaned only a little better in that it covered a little wider area at a time but really not enough to make a huge difference.

I am a 65 year old woman. It was very user friendly. Only issue is that the water hose attaches in the front of the machine, which makes it a little awkward to move around with the other two connections (gun wand hose and electrical) being in the back.

Definitely buy a 14/3 outdoor 25 foot power extension cord if plugging into an outdoor power source as the boxy built-in GFI power plug on the machine will not fit into normal outdoor receptacles. Start it up and enjoy a great little pressure washer.

The people stating good design are fake or dimwitted. The power cord, and water hose, and wand hose ARE A NIGHTMARE, constantly a hassle! Connections points designed and placed is position that is just poor engineering.

The unit may fall over. Unit does not maintain high pressure,, and when it does it would take two weeks to do a circular drivey. At high, sharpest nozzle , you have minimal worry of stripping paint off a car at one inch away.

I stuck it on max, sharpest tip to my ear lobe. It hurt, but no cut or mark. ESTIMATED PSI IS LIKELY MAX 1600. Trigger so tensioned that it wears your hand out. zipties maybe even would be an improvement.

I notice SunJoe has began improving these designs like rollup handles and retracting cords. Perhaps try a diff model. I wish that they wouldn’t just “guess” any psi without evidence to back it. WASTE OF MY PRECIOUS TIME! And to those who gave glowing reviews, I hope you get banned! Between the electrical hose, the garden hose, the sprayer , i found it easier to just grab a water hose than all the hassle.

I ended up going over to the big box and getting the 1 inch. My 3/4 inch supply line from the water district uses a 1 inch plastic pipe up to the house. So I used a 1 inch regulator. A suggestion is to make clear that a feature of the regulator is if installing on a 3/4 inch supply line, that the line may actually be 1 inch.

Go ask a plumber what is going on here and tell your cutomer’s the answer. Fortunately, I checked the pipe diameter with calipers before cutting it so I went to get the 1 inch regulator and shutoff valve to make sure I had everything in the right size before I cut the line.

It works as advertised. I bought it to replace the exact model that had lasted about 8 years. I had to replace it because it would not hold pressure due to an internal leak allowing city line pressure to reach my house piping.

A comment on quality cannot be made now because time can be the only judge. If it lasts 10 years, I’ll be happy. If it fails next year I will not be happy.

What do you say about a pressure reducer? It works? One does not play with a pressure reducer. you put it on the pipe and forget about it. It sure looked pretty, but I bet an ugly one would work just a good.

I haven’t installed the valve yet but it is exactly like the one in use now except brand new. I was able to adjust the one currently in use to a lower pressure but glad to have this one as a spare.

Bought this to replace my original pressure reducer for my home. I have near 100 psi coming into the house and needed to be reduced to prevent problems with my Big Blue filters and my water softener.

Easily replaced the previous reducer because I have the dual union setup. When pressurized the system came up to the set point and holds great.

This review is for a 3/4 inch double-union regulator. My installation posed some challenges since it’s in cramped quarters with the pipe against a concrete wall. The double-union configuration was a life saver.

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It was the same dimensions as the old one, which made it easier to install. Tested water pressure output, it was exactly 50PSI as taged. Hope it last as long as the original.

I bought the Ryobi pressure washer with a promo Ryobi 15In Surface Cleaner. It cleaned my asphalt driveway (20ftx40ft) and two cement patios (30 x 30ft) really well. My work time was cut down to a third using the surface cleaner rather than a pistol nozzle.

It took the North Vancouver green slime/moss and one year old dirt right out of the asphalt pits. The Honda motor starts quickly every time on one pull. The Ryobi Circular Surface Cleaner worked flawless.

I’ve hear some people had problems with these -but the problem is not the design, it is simple cleaning of the nozzles when your finished. Ryobi includes a 4in cleaning tool to unclog the circular nozzles when needed.

When you consider the crap flying off the cement/asphalt and whirling around/inside the cleaner disc, no wonder these cleaners get clogged occasionally. I do wish all pressure washer machines had a better muffler.

There is no reason they should all be load and annoying. My lawn mower is not this load with the same HP.

Great machine considering it’s price. You get a reliable Honda engine, easy to use select a pattern nozzle (most other models you need to change out the tip) and a 35 foot hose (usually 25 foot). The unit comes ready to use and there is next to no assembly required (I have had units where you’re putting on the wheels etc.

). Put in your premium fuel, oil (comes with the unit) and start it up instantaneously. Tip (may be obvious to some): ensure you’ve stretched out your high pressure hose line going to wand nozzle (this goes for any power washer) prior to using otherwise the hose kinks and you get limited reach.

Once stretched the 35 foot high pressure line on the Ryobi gives you the extra reach without having to wheel your machine around. I’ve had a few pressure washers and this is the best unit for $500 by far.

i bought this maybe a week ago and i have to say it works great and lots of water pressure, the nozzle and gun feel great and it starts right up. the problem comes from the hose it suddenly blew up close to the handle not near the pressure washer or hot motor.

my guess is it kinked and blew up or something but my guess is it was just a lemon hose no big deal. my review will change lower or higher based on what happens when i try to get a replacement hose and if its a hard time and if the hose lasts longer.

I really like this little guy! And support was excellent! It developed an electrical issue and they’re sending me a new unit out. I left them a call back number, 40 minutes later they were on the phone with me.

Asked 4-5 questions about the problem, put me on hold for 3 minutes and then told me they’d send out a new unit. You can’t beat that! As for the unit itself, I’ve got a 3k gas and this is just so much more convenient.

Does a very good job of getting things clean (heavy eqipment / autos / cement floors), can’t say it’s much less effective than my gas 3K psi unit (a $1000 + HD industrial unit that I bought from a rental company).

I honestly don’t use the gas one anymore unless it’s remote.

This electric pressure washer is perfect for the homeowner. I have been using it every weekend to wash the cars & outside the house. I would not recommend for commercial use. I’m only putting 4 stars because it was missing the connection tube for the soap container.

The power cord is about 10-15ft and the pressure washer hose is about 15ft long. I have it connected to a 25ft water hose and a 25ft electric power cord. It gets the job done but it’s not for business use.

It was easy to put together. I will update if I get any issues with it.

Bought back in January of this year and have used it to clean part of my fence, the house and 3/4 of the driveway. Maybe had a total of 12 hours of use out of it. Was using it to finish up the driveway and the thing just dies.

Checked it over, checked the built in GFI, checked the outlets GFI, reset breakers in the house pann just to make sure it was the pressure washer. Nothing helped. Read that this brand is made with cheap quality in other reviews and should have listened and got a reliable name brand.

Do not buy unless you’re absolutely loaded with money and don’t know what else to buy.

Powerful for its size as per the industry norm for its class. Great price point and decent supply of accessories to get started. The only thing that detracts from this unit is the complete failure to even try to engineer it to transport its “included” accessories.

The top handle has a non-grasping hold for the Wands extension arm and a simple (and lost within days) strap you use to secure the wand, hose, power cord, and do this all while trying to make the wands extension stay put on the handle as the cords and hose etc fly all over the place.

Doesn’t make sense: power cord wrap could be done around tue bottom legs had the legs be hooked for the purpose… hose could do The same around the top, handle could simply “snap” hold the wand and extension as is already started with the single loose holder.

Single large strap mounted to the side can be used to wrap around the entire unit to secure the wrapped hoses cords/handles as extra stability. The holder only holds two attachments on the side so you need to “store” the third on the handle.

Overall very happy with my ryobi power washer but typical of the lower cost ryobi items/lines and the obvious lack of thought into the basics of design.

This will be my third summer owning this unit. I’ve used it to strip my deck, wash vehicles and all sorts of cleaning around the house. This unit has been wonderful with plenty of power. At this price I don’t think you could find a better household unit.

Just make sure the unit never experiences below freezing temperatures because you will never know if it is fully drained. In the winter it just lives in the house. I find the wand hose a little short so I made a small platform on wheels for the unit and wheel it around with me.

It has a soap option but I bought the Ryobi attachment that goes on the end of the gun. It goes through soap fast but works well. Highly recommend this one for your home!.

Bought this in April and just had a chance to use. Let me say right away I own both the lawn mower and leaf blower by RYOBI. Battery operated and they are great. Sadly this little pressure washer is not up to much.

Nether the blue or orange nozzles do a thing. The Orange used for soap. Just has no power at all. You cannot soap up widows or shed, just not enough power to throw the soapy water. The blue, well have more power in my garden hose to be honest.

The black (highest power) is over all not bad. The one feature I hate with the black nozzle is the way it oscillates. Does not seem anyway to correct this. The washer is awkward to store. I would suggest paying more and getting a washer that does a better job.

A must have for camper/RV water systems. When you hook up to RV park water faucets you never know what pressure you’ll get. You can get a more expensive gauge that tells you the pressure, but why? If it’s low there’s not a thing you can do about it.

If it’s high – because some RV parks dial up the pressure to deal with so many users, this gauge reduces the pressure to a safe pressure that won’t burst your RV’s water faucet gaskets/seals.

Purchased for fifth wheel camper to stop any possible damage from campgrounds that have higher pressure water systems. Some of the larger campgrounds run their water pressure higher to maintain good pressure during peak periods.

Worked as advertised, no noticeable loss in flow of pressure.

We were experiencing higher than normal water pressure at our RV park due to water pump issues. It was beginning to damage our inlet hose and cause leaks at a couple of connections. After installing, water pressure has been consistent, and hose has returned to its original size.

Works as intended.

Brilliant little pressure washer. Perfect for car washing and blasting most areas around the house. Every item included has a storage place in/on the washer unit which is extremely handy. Plenty of settings in terms of pressure from the nozzles.

Price seems to of dropped in other outlets since I bought this but still worth the under 100 mark all day. The car foam tub could really do with being a little larger though and also the cap to be wider as its a pain trying to fill it 3 times per car wash.

Happy as a pig in **** to be honest.

This water pressure device was bought a month ago and I have used it twice to great effect The first time was to clean patio stones and the second time was to try the car wash attachment. That proved highly interesting.

The flowand suds were great but it still needed for me to rub the dirt off. When I stopped ther was still a haze of dirt which would have been removed had I known. What is important is that the machine removed all the pigeon crap.

This is why I bought it so am happy.

It does what it is supposed to do. Pressure is very good for my purposes (patios/paths etc). Easy to assemble and all the parts can be stored in the main body of the pressure washer. There was a special offer from the supplier when I bought it so it was particularly good value.

When comparing to other washers, check the maximum pressure. This one is 120 bar which is fine for me but some people may need more or could manage with less.

I LOVE my new Greenworks pressure washer. It is very powerful and does a great job. The machine is so well organized and has great features. It’s so easy to quickly change the different angle sprayers – even while the machine is running.

The hose and the electric cord are definitely long enough. The machine does a great job of cleaning and is so easy to use. The best part is how everything stores so neatly and easily on the machine which can be turned up on it’s side to take up less space when not in use.

Highly recommend it!.

This is my first cordless power washer. I have plenty of experience with gas pressure washers but I decided to switch to electric. I’ve used my new Greenworks for 3 projects. I’m extremely glad I made the switch.

This is a much better product than my old gas model. It’s very quiet. It’s very light and therefore much easier to transport. I feel like it has all the power of a gas model. I’ve cleaned my wood deck and concrete stairs.

It’s does a beautiful job and it’s so much easier to work with. I highly recommend this product.

I was excited to receive the 2,700 psi pressure washer which I purchased directly from Greenworks. The problem I’m having is that when I hook up the water, bleed the system and then turn on the pressure washer, the pressure washer struggles a lot.

This is only for about the first 5 minutes when you hear the motor go down and we have no water pressure at all and then it speeds up and we have water pressure. The system goes up and down for about 5 minutes and then it starts working great.

If I turn it off for longer than 20 minutes I go through this whole process again. This is very frustrating.