Expert Recommended AccessoriesSelected by Jim, our Expert
Required Accessories9
These accessories are required to properly setup/install this product.
Optional Accessories10
Features
Grade
Commercial
Style
Gas Cold Water
Water Pressure
3200 PSI
Water Flow
2.8 GPM
Cleaning Speed
8960 Cleaning Units
Engine
Honda GX
*Forklift Required For Residential Delivery or Freight Terminal Pickup Is Required*
Unit Requires 2" Ball Coupling For The Hitch (Sold Seperately)
Simpson Self-Contained Pressure Washer System
Perfectly suited for contractors, municipalities, resorts, etc.
Reliable Honda GX200 Commercial Engine
Exceptionally quiet & easy to start; 3 year Factory Warranty
Oil Alert signals low levels; shuts down engine if needed
CAT 4DNX Triplex Plunger Pump
Direct drive for smooth power transmission from engine to pump
Ceramic pistons run cooler & last longer; can be rebuilt
Thermal relief valve protects the pump
100 Gallon Water Tank
Makes job-site setup a snap; no need to hunt for water hookup
Tank adds 834 pounds to trailer when full of water
Welded Box Steel DOT Contruction
2000-lb axle with leaf spring construction for efficient towing
LED lighting package with metal license plate holder
Durable 6-ply tires on 12" spoke rims run smooth, look great
High Capacity Pressurized Hose Reel
Keeps 50 feet of 3/8" steel-braided hose kink-free
Professional Spray Gun With 5 Quick-Connect Tips
0°, 15°, 25°, 40° & 65° soap applicator take on a variety of jobs
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Product QuestionsAnswered by Jim, the Pressure Washer Expert
Mike, if water is available onsite, can you bypass the water tank and hook water directly to pump?
DaviD WeatherbY
from California
July 12, 2016
Answer
If you click on the product picture on the main page you'll see a large version of the main picture and an Image Gallery below it. If you put your mouse on the third image there's a good closeup of the pump- you can see where the tank feed enters.
That's where your onsite water would need to connect. You'd need to do a little plumbing to secure the tank feed & keep it clean when it's not in use, but it should certainly be possible.
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