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Old 10-05-2006, 12:00 AM   #1
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I wanna get a Honda (engine) pressure washer - 2500 psi

cannot for the life of me find them (I've tried HD, Lowes, even a Honda place, etc.)

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Old 10-05-2006, 12:04 AM   #2
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yahoo and 5 seconds, you can order them on-line

http://www.ultimatewasher.com/honda-...hers/index.htm
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I actually bought one at Lowes..
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Try

http://www.1800333wash.com/pressure_washer_three.asp

They have good service and pricing is a little better on the ones I compared.
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Old 10-05-2006, 07:15 AM   #5
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northern supply has a variety of washers with Honda engines

PS- the pump's as important as the engine. do some research.
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PipeGuy is right the pumps can vary greatly.

Most of the bigbox and warehouse stores carry a line of washers that have light duty pumps.

Found that out personally a few years ago, Bought a nice Honda powered washer from Costco, great deals on them there.

I used it very little maybe 30 hours per year, lasted about 2 maybe 3 years and the pump exploded like a grenade.

Contacted the guys I referred above, they set me up with a replacement that looked identical to the original pump but weighed about 3 times as much. Which equaled heavier crank shaft, connecting rods, pistons, plungers you name it. I probably have 100s of hours on that replacement pump with no troubles.
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I wanna get a Honda (engine) pressure washer - 2500 psi

cannot for the life of me find them (I've tried HD, Lowes, even a Honda place, etc.)
Check Sears thats where I got mine a few years back. 5hp with 2500 psi.
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