SIMPSON 3200PSI Gas Pressure Washer, 2.5GPM, Honda GC190 Engine, Spray Gun, 5 Nozzle Tips, 25ft Hose, 49 States

I recently purchased the Simpson MegaShot MSH3125 pressure washer, and it has been a game-changer for my outdoor cleaning tasks! With a robust 3200 PSI and 2.5 GPM, powered by a reliable Honda GC190 engine, this machine tackles everything from driveway grime to patio mold with ease. 🏡🧽The setup was straightforward, and the included accessories—such as the 25-foot MorFlex hose, five quick-connect nozzles, and ergonomic spray gun—made the initial use a breeze. The 10-inch pneumatic tires provide excellent mobility, allowing me to maneuver effortlessly around my yard. 🚗💨One standout feature is its cleaning power. Whether I'm washing the car, cleaning the deck, or prepping surfaces for painting, the MegaShot delivers consistent and impressive results. The adjustable nozzles offer versatility, ensuring I can switch between tasks without hassle. 🎯🧹While the machine is slightly heavier than some electric models, its performance more than compensates for the added weight. It's an investment that has significantly improved the efficiency and quality of my outdoor cleaning routine. 💰🔧

I have recently purchased the Simpson Megashot 3100 PSI pressure washer. Today I got around to trying it out. This is my first pressure washer so I do not have anything to compare it to.My motivation for purchasing this was to clean my cement patio. We have recently built a new house and the back yard is not landscaped it is still dirt and weeds. We have a house dog that tracks mud onto the patio after a rain storm and over time it gets pretty dirty.We decided to invite some friends over for a BBQ and I needed to wash the patio.I got out a bucket of soapy water and a scrub brush and went to work. Exhausting! Enter the Simpson Pressure Washer.I also purchased the Yamaha 15" Surface Cleaner to make the job easier.This did a great job on my patio. I used the soap nozzle to spray a solution of Simple Green on the patio.I started by using the green nozzle to wash off all the leaves and surface crud. (No leaf blower needed here)Then I hooked up the Surface Cleaner and went to work. Excellent! It literally took me longer to move all the BBQ equipment, Grill, Patio Furniture, planters etc and back again than it did to wash the patio. I could easily see the difference between where I had washed and where I hadn't. I also had green algae accumulating that it cleaned well.It did not remove the organic stains that were imbedded in the concrete even with using the other stronger nozzles.I may have to experiment with some type of cleaner.Next I tried it on my Hardy Board siding. Still using the green nozzle as I did not want to strip the paint off I had to get closer to the siding to remove some dirt stains that had accumulated. Remember the closer you are the more pressure you have. I did peel one small spot of paint off of the trim so I backed off a little. It did a good job once I got the hang of how close I needed to be. I was able also to clean some bird poop off my that had hardened on my siding.Then I decided to wash my pickup. I sprayed it with a solution of Meguires car wash soap using the soap nozzle then I put the green nozzle back on and went to work. It did not clean the grime off as I was hoping for but I will need to try getting closer and more concentrated and see if that will work. I am sure it would do a good job of cleaning mud off after a 4x4 mudding excursion!It did however clean those nasty bug splats off my bumper, headlights, and the back of my mirrors. Yea! If you have ever tried scrubbing those off you will know what I mean it is impossible to get those clean. By applying the pressure up close it peeled them right off.Some observations:None of the fittings leaked.I did not have any problems with the nozzles vibrating out of their holders.For a Honda Engine this thing is noisy. Wear ear plugs.The holder for the wand is not real well balanced. The wand should be a few inches longer and have something to catch it on the front tube.The tube frame looks and feels very sturdy and well made.This unit does not come with a soap dispenser. You have to use a bucket and attach the suction hose. It works fine.If you do not relieve the pressure through the wand it will create back pressure in the pump and will not start.Easy to move around.Overall I liked this pressure washer. It worked great for my application and was easy to use. 5 stars!

I've wanted a pressure washer for a long time, but had concerns based on ones I've tried/borrowed in the past. This one's perfect and I'd recommend it to any home user. It arrived perfectly intact and complete. I'd downloaded and read the manual in advance, so knew what to do to get it ready to use. There's really no assembly needed, other than reversing the handle by pressing the spring clips, pulling it up, then simply turning it around and popping it back down in the sockets. I filled it with the supplied oil, added gas treated with ethanol stabilizer, connected the hoses, ran the water through it and she started on the second pull. This thing has plenty of power! With a few accessories (below) I added from Amazon, I've washed all the mossy vinyl siding on our two story home, stripped our wooden deck and completely washed our double driveway and sidewalks in 5 hours total time.I was concerned about space needed to store a power washer, but this one folds down nicely. As can be seen in the photo, it's nestled in the back of the garage, between our old power edger and lawn tractor. Once you reverse that handle it's really compact. I'd also noticed from past experience with vertical-shaft washers, their pumps were tough to access, (under the motor). Not so with my side-shaft Simpson... The pump is mounted right on the back of that Honda motor, in an easy spot to hook up water and pressure hoses. Also, every other pressure washer I'd used before seemed to have the exhaust pointed right at the ground. Not good, when I had it positioned out on the lawn, moving it from place to place, as it killed the grass at each stop. I'd have to drag around a piece of plywood to put down at each stop to protect the grass from the machine. The Simpson exhaust points out, not down... so I don't have that problem.I added these accessories (from Amazon):PowerFit PF31023B Surface Cleaner, 15-Inch. This is a MUST if you plan on washing concrete drives or walks. It hydroplanes along on it's own water pressure and your cleaning action is much like vacuuming a carpet and about as fast. It makes the job ridiculously easy.Generac 6128 4,200 PSI Pressure Washer 33 Inch Replacement Spray Lance. Get this longer lance if you plan on using the PowerFit cleaner, it will save your back.General Pump Shark 87105910 4000 PSI Telescoping Wand with Shut-Off Gun, 6-24-Feet. This kept me off the slippery ladder when washing the siding on our two story house. It is a WORKOUT TO USE, particularly when fully extended, when it feels like you're trying to tame a dragon. I'd still rather use it than climb up and down that stinking, slippery ladder dozens of times. It extends to 24 feet and they also have 12 and 18 foot models.General Pump Pressure Washer Telescoping Wand Back Belt. For use with the telescoping wand above... Helps to tame that dragon.I love this machine! It's a nice design, stores in a small space, starts easily every time and cleans everything like crazy. Based on my 5 hours experience with it, I'd say get it, READ AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS, and have a blast, (of water pressure)!