Craftsman  Pressure Washer 2600 PSI, 2.3 GPM Honda Powered 50 States

Especially like the solidness of the Honda engine.

My other pressure washer needed rebuilding, so I bought this one. The Honda engine starts very easily, actually started the first time on the first pull. Easy to use and to break down to store. The pressure hose had a bad kink in it when I purchased it, but I am waiting for a while to see if this causes it to be weak and break.

Bought the 2600 to clean concrete surfaces. Spray pattern narrow and only 2000 psi. Time consuming. Still did a good job. Starts on one or two pulls but takes a few minutes to warm up or pressure drops occur. The only real issues are the inlet hose hook up. Difficult to attach. Will purchase a quick connect. The hose is very stiff and there is no swivel to allow ease of coiling hose. Have read that the pump is prone to premature failure from other reviews will have to wait and see. Store service was good and the price was comparable with other brands. I have never had any problems with Sears return policy

Excellent, lightweight, easy to start, easy to add hoses and change tips ****** stars

I was disappointed that the free hose with purchase over 299.00 did not come with my machine. I was not impressed with the original hose so I will search out a better one.

So far so good. Used it to clean the side of the house, cleaned off the moss and dirt. Cleaned some rugs and furniture. Works OK. Would have liked to get the cleaner bottle with it. A one-liter pop bottle suffices, though.

Purchased this pressure washer from local store in NJ. Box was light in weight and very compact?fit it in my convertible Saab! Was packaged inside the box perfectly, assembled with no issue at all. Comes with pre-measured oil. I filled it with fresh gas and it started on the second pull. I love the Honda engine. Specifically it has a choke, an one/off switch, and a gasoline shut-off valve switch. There were two choices in the store under the same model each with a different engine?Briggs or Honda. The Briggs engine didn?t have any of the three options I just mentioned. The Honda engine model was roughly $50 more vs. the Briggs model, but worth the difference in my opinion. So far, used it once to wash my front steps. Did a fabulous job. The water connection and hose connections attached smoothly and had no leaks. I'm very happy with this purchase. One slight downside, but very minor, gas tank seems to be smaller than a typical lawnmower?I ran out out of gas on my first use rather quickly.

I purchased this power washer and used it for the first time today. It did a wonderful job on our garage floor and the front door area and the driveway. Plus it was so easy. No back braking job like other years when I scrubbed it with a brush with a long handle on it. I am 71 yr woman and I was able to start it with 1-2 pulls and that alone made me very happy! Would definetly recommend this and now I can't wait to do the siding on our house!!!

Less than 10 hours of use in two years... And the pump appears to have failed!!!

I bought similar Craftsman power washer last spring with Honda engine. Pump went out after one season with very minimal use (less than 20 hours). All Sears Craftsman power washers now have cheap pumps made in China. Sears' own salesmen state to expect max of 300 hours use. Sears knows of problem and won't replace nor do they have the spares to repair as they have had lots of complaints. Buy at your own risk. Sears products are not what they used to be. Now they bid out and award to lowest bidder to manufacture all of their appliances and equipment.