Westinghouse WPX3400 Gas Pressure Washer, 3400 PSI and 2.6 Max GPM, Onboard Soap Tank, Spray Gun and Wand, 5 Nozzle Set, for Cars/Fences/Driveways/Homes/Patios/Furniture

The build quality of the Westinghouse WPX3400 is outstanding.After years of using an electric washer that couldn’t keep up, switching to gas completely changed the game. It effortlessly stripped away years of grime from my driveway, sidewalks, and patio—and even made our backyard turf look new again. The engine starts reliably, runs strong, and pairs perfectly with accessories. I picked up the Westinghouse surface cleaner as well, and it’s a game-changer—turning large cleaning jobs into quick, satisfying wins. Highly recommend bundling it if you’re considering this unit.Setup was intuitive, the construction feels rock solid, and thoughtful design touches—like onboard nozzle storage and a compact frame—make it easy to maneuver and store. Swapping between the surface cleaner and the wand for edge work was simple. I had a small leak at first, but a quick wrap of plumber’s tape solved it, and it’s been flawless ever since.Using this machine is genuinely satisfying. If you’re on the fence between gas and electric, this is your sign to go gas. Westinghouse nailed the power, performance, and reliability.

Our old power washer gave out and we wanted a new one so I set out to research the best options. I quickly decided I didn't want an electric or battery power washer due to lower performance/power. I wanted one with PSI in the 2700-3400 range based on the jobs we would use it for (deck, fence, sidewalk, driveway, house and maybe cars). After researching it came down to a 2700psi or 3200psi Westinghouse or a Sampson power washer. Consumer Guides led me to the Sampson options as they raved about their quality, build level, durability and performance. The price was a little higher, but I wanted something I could rely on for years.However, as I read customer reviews I was surprised at how many 1 star reviews there was for the Sampson model I was considering. Plus, the bad reviews were almost all consistent with a terrible Kohler engine and a pump that fell apart too soon. I know all products will have 1 star reviews (this Westinghouse did as well), but 8% 1 star reviews on the Sampson with every complaint pointing to the same two key parts (engine and pump), plus horrible customer service reviews when people tried to get a brand new or nearly new unit repaired were just more than I was willing to deal with. So, I chose the Westinghouse since the 1 star reviews were only about 2% and the 4 and 5 star reviews were much higher.I did find that some people complained about the unit coming broken and not being able to return it to Amazon. However, Amazon was very clear that while you can't return the item you can get a refund or replacement if it comes broken. Some reviews had a broken/cracked gas tank or other shipping issues so I quickly decided that was not a worry for me and that I would pout it together and inspect it right away to make sure it didn't arrive broken or defective. It didn't and the assembly was quite easy with set up instructions and the parts each in their own bag that was labeled so you knew what bag/item to involve according to the instructions. Within 30 minutes I had the unit together and power washing.I will say that after reading the reviews I found some great tips that we decided to follow. First, we went to Ace Hardware and purchased a connector with a 60 degree angle so that the garden water hose that brought water into the unit didn't rub or rest against the wheel. I agree that this is a design flaw as the input valve is in the back of the unit just inside the back left tire and instead of pointing back away from the power washer it points directly towards the right side of the unit and the right tire. After reading a couple other reviews that suggested getting a connector with a 45-90 angle we purchased one with a 60 degree angle so that the hose then angled backwards away from the power washer and didn't rest or touch the right tire at all. Others had expressed that not doing this had led to their garden hose getting a hole worn in it by resting on the tire as the unit vibrated.The other suggestion that we did was to zip tie the power washer hose to the frame on the right handle right after where it attaches to the unit. Otherwise the hose comes out and runs right near the muffler that gets very hot. Customers had described how their hose touched the muffler and melted. A zip tie easily fixed this so that was not a concern at all and zip tying it didn't hinder the performance of the hose at all.We washed our large (20x12) Trex deck and 14 stairs leading from the deck to the yard, plus a rectangle table, 6 chairs, deck rail and our Traeger grill/cover all in about 30 minutes. Everything looked great and you could see the dirt easily wash off after a full fall and winter of not being cleaned. My wife even tested it on the side of the house and the concrete by the bottom of the stairs and it did great there, too. It's great that it comes with multiple easy exchange nozzles that also clip right into the power washer tray by the handle so they don't get lost.We've only used it once, but it worked great and was more powerful than our previous one. The 5 included nozzles will be able to handle every job we will want to do. So far we couldn't be happies and are glad we chose the Westinghouse model.

I was pricing pressure washers at the big box stores and at Harbor Freight, and I wasn't real excited as to how much money it was going to cost me to get a decent pressure washer. A buddy at work overheard me and recommended this Westinghouse, as he's had his for about 3 years and loves it. 30 minutes later this thing was on the way. To get it ready is a breeze, I think it was 1.Snap the handle in 2. Install the rubber support foot (1 Bolt) , and install the Sprayer holder (like 2 bolts and a snap rivet) the rest was standard putting the wand on the sprayer control etc....Add some oil and fuel and away we go...Cranked right up and runs like a champ...blasts concrete clean in no time. I would highly recommend at this price point. Hope mine lasts like my buddy's . I don't see why it wouldn't, it looks like it's made really well.

The Westinghouse WPX2700 Gas Pressure Washer delivers strong cleaning power with its 2700 PSI and 2.3 GPM output, making it effective for a variety of tasks like cleaning driveways, patios, and cars. It’s easy to set up, comes with a useful onboard soap tank, and the included nozzles provide good versatility. However, durability may be an issue—after just three uses, the hose connecting the washer to the spray gun tore, which was disappointing. Overall, it performs well but could benefit from higher-quality components.

The Westinghouse WPX3400 Gas Pressure Washer is a powerful and efficient cleaning tool designed for a variety of outdoor tasks. With a price of $349, it offers a compelling combination of performance and value.Initial Impression:After a couple of hours of use, my overall impression of the Westinghouse WPX3400 is great. It's clear that this machine is built to handle tough cleaning jobs.Key Features:One of the standout features of this pressure washer is its ease of setup. This is a significant advantage, as many pressure washers can be cumbersome to assemble.Performance:In terms of performance, the WPX3400 delivers good results. It effectively tackles dirt, grime, and other stubborn debris.Pros:Easy setupRecommendation:I would recommend the Westinghouse WPX3400 to others, particularly those who value easy setup. Its user-friendly design and solid performance make it a worthwhile investment.