Drives out moisture for easy starting after storage
Works With Any Pressure Washer
Easily screws into garden hose inlet of any pressure washer
Leave in all winter; drain in the spring
4 fluid ounce container
Specifications
Overview
Weight
1 Pound
UPC
011675060398
Features
Features
Protects Pump During Storage & Cold Weather
Unique anti-freeze & lubricant formula
Lubricates & protects pistons and seals
Keeps Pressure Washer Ready For Spring
Drives out moisture for easy starting after storage
Works With Any Pressure Washer
Easily screws into garden hose inlet of any pressure washer
Leave in all winter; drain in the spring
4 fluid ounce container
Specifications
Overview
Weight
1 Pound
UPC
011675060398
Product Specs
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Specifications
Overview
Weight
1 Pound
UPC
011675060398
Reviews
(5)
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Briggs & Stratton 6039 Reviews & Ratings
Product Q&A
(7)
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Search Product Q&A's Answered by Brian, the Pressure Washer Expert
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If we use pump saver to winterize, do we start the power washer up or NOT start the washer up ?Then press the flow button on the can?. Do you hook the wand up or just let it flow out pump exit?
Thanks
Richard
from North Carolina
October 22, 2014
Answer
You want the pump saver to initially come out of the discharge side of the pump, this way you are sure the chemical has gone thru the entire pump. No need to start the pressure washer. No need to hook up hose, gun, and lance.
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Can you use Briggs Stratton pump saver with different brands of electric pressure washers, such as an AR 383?
Dan
from
March 25, 2012
Answer
Yes, you can use the Briggs & Stratton pump saver with any brand or model pressure washer. It also does not matter if the pressure washer is gas or electric powered.
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should i plug hose outlet after filling pumpsaver for storage or leave it open-will it leak out or evaporate quickly?what is best to do? many thanks
from
December 01, 2011
Answer
No, you do not need to plug the outlet on the pump after injecting the pump saver. You want the pump saver to initially come out of the discharge side of the pump, this way you are sure the chemical has gone thru the entire pump. There is no need to be concerned about it evaporating away unless you have the machine stored away for longer than 4-6 months.
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I had an off season and didn't use my pressure washer at all this year. I did winterize it with Briggs & Stratton Pump Saver last fall. Should I use it again this fall? If I do, should I flush it out first or just add another application of Pump Saver? Thanks
John Corcoran
from New Jersey
October 02, 2011
Answer
I would suggest that you run the pump saver thru your pump again this fall to make sure your pump is protected. You would not need to flush out the pump prior to adding more of this chemical to the pump. If the machine has sat for that long, more than likely most of the chemical inside the pump has evaporated anyways.
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can you store a pressure washer without useing the pump savor if so how
from
August 13, 2011
Answer
You can but I would definitely not suggest it. Using a pump saver prevents any water left inside the pump from freezing and causing corrosion internally. Also, using a pump saver keeps the seals lubricated. The most common reason that a pressure washer will stop working is due to not properly storing the machine.
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i saw that you can only use this item 2 to 3 times when is a good time to use it
Evan
from
August 10, 2011
Answer
The most important time to use a pump saver product on a pressure washer is when you are going to be storing the machine for longer than 30 days or at the end of the season before the cold weather hits. However, if you only use the pressure washer 3-4 times a year, I would suggest that you run a pump saver product throught the pump after each use. This will give you the longest lifespan possible out of the pump.
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Hi,
Just wondering how many applications can be done with one bottle of the pump saver? I plan to use my B&S pressure washer occasionally throughout the winter and then store sprayer in a shed. Just wondering how expensive it will be to use this product. Also, if I run out of this product what antifreeze is recommended should I use the alternative option using a hose and antifreeze? I live in Ottawa Canada, old as heck here ...
Brian Armstrong
from Alaska
April 10, 2011
Answer
This can of pump saver will give you 2-3 applications per can, you should get 3 as long as you conserve on each application. I would definitely suggest you use this product repeatedly if you are using your pressure washer in cold months. This product will prevent any water left in the pump from freezing. I would not recommend that you run regular antifreeze through the pump. There is a certain chemical in most antifreeze that can dry out the seals within a pump.
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