Generac 6602 Onewash 3100 PSI 2.8 GPM Pressure Washer

first carb went bad, then it siezed up over the winter inside garage

I've had my Generac 2900 for about 6 or 7 years now. Always starts right up with NO problems - may take a second pull but never more. Driveway several times, cars, sidewalks PERFECT for all these jobs! Users having problems with it starting should NOT STORE it for extended periods of time as the gas will build up water in it and then YES, it wont start. Generac ,makes great produncts. We have a 5500 Generator from them as well - both run great,

very nice, however the Gas cap was cracked, still usable but cracked, If you see this you could send me a new Cap. Thanks

This is a heavy duty tool fit for all tasks I can think of. Any final review is contingent upon how it weathers through winter storage, if the pump seals last and the winterizing fluid I purchased from Generac for it works well, then we should be all good. I am worried about storing it in sub-zero temperatures. I love the convenient storage location of the various nozzles, and the wand is nicely designed. Minor complaints: the suction tube for detergents floats, need a way to have this stay submerged in the bottom of a bucket/bottle. Clamps etc. I've tried just restrict the detergent flow. Maybe a weight of some sort. Also this needs to be kept off the hot engine, I used twist ties strategically placed along the hose. Second, the main hose is unwieldy, but it's tough to come up with a solution to this - the hose holds a lot of pressure and needs to be sturdy, but that makes it tough to coil/manage. But moreover, this also needs to be kept away from the hot engine. I tried looming it up with what appears to be a plastic hangar (perhaps intended for this purpose?) near the wand storage area, but this wore and ultimately broke due to the high stress the hose puts on it. Some sort of a sturdy loom is needed to keep the hose from getting destroyed by contact with the hot engine. This is admittedly not a huge risk, as the frame around the engine does a decent job of preventing incidental contact, but it can happen, and when you're busy working you can't easily babysit the hose. Lastly, for anyone washing large patio/deck areas, the rotary attachment is an absolute godsend. This thing works, and is a great value. It literally reduces job time by 400% or more. Keep in mind this is a serious tool - my wife is too small to handle this thing - it pushes enough force to jerk the wand and push her. It does what it's designed to do, but the hobbits in your life may wish to stick with a garden hose.

Powerful and easy to use. So far it works great! #sweepstakes [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]