Vertical Pressure Washer Pump | 7/8" Shaft | 2,600-3,000 PSI @ 2.5 GPM | Replacement Power Washer Pump for OEM, Simpson, Generac, Honda, Troy Bilt, Yamatic, & More | Pump Oil included

The quality seems good. A perfect fit. It was easy to install because of the design of both engine and pump. I did all the prechecks, coated shaft with copper coat. Installed on a Honda GVC 160 pressure washer. Started it up and it outperforms the original. I am very pleased. Hopefully it will outlast the original.

I just recently purchased this pump replacement for my pressure washer and was amazed on how easy it was to order the correct one, with all needed dimensions listed. It was also quickly delivered with Amazon and was a very easy install. Works great and I save lots of money in do it yourself repair and good price.

The pump on my old 6.75 HP, 2550 PSI, 2 GPM Craftsman Pressure Washer (580.752330) bit the dust after many, many years. And I am happy to say that this replacement pump works fantastic!YES, I did have to go down to the hardware store and buy longer bolts, as well as a handful of washers to help shim. But it was no big deal and really easy. I just kept adding washers until it snugged down, nice and even/tight. It didn't take that many. Honestly I would have bought new hardware anyway, as the old bolts & nuts were pretty rusted.All in all, if your pump is shot but the engine still works good, this replacement pump is a no brainer!

Quality seems good- Bolt pattern fit CH pressure washer- Another w/ same advertised bolt pattern did not. Pump takes more power than than the old, one. Bogs/ Stalls 6Hp engine until it's fully warmed up but engine is older too. Have made it work so am pleased not to have to buy an all new PW.

I put this on a Simpson unit. It fit perfectly. It's a bit more powerful than the one that it replaced. It is literally half the price of the Simpson replacement pump. Just buy it!

I purchased this pump to replace a cracked pump on a couple year old Briggs Brute power washer. It’s powered by a Briggs and Stratton 550 engine and was originally rated for 2100 psi so the new pump has a little power advantage over the old one.The pump shipped in a slightly larger box than necessary and was padded only by some paper fill. The pump itself was packaged in a clear bag with no instructions or documentation. I was a little worried as the pump looked like it had been jostled and had clearly crushed part of the shipping box. The pump seemed fine, but you’re probably going to want to inspect it closely if yours ships in a similar manner.The install took about 30 minutes total and the pump mated perfectly to the Briggs engine and the Brute frame. Formerly the water inlet was to the gas tank side and the outlet was on the exhaust side, but the new pump repositions both of these to the rear of the engine. Because of this, I had to remove the axle and wheels from my frame. This configuration was the only way the mounting holes for the pump, frame and engine to properly align. This wasn’t a deal breaker for me but should be considered.The install was uneventful but I did lubricate the o-rings on the high pressure hose with some oil and liberally coated the output shaft of the engine with grease.The 550 engine has to work hard to spin the pump but given the PSI change, I almost expected it. I ran it through a tank of gas with zero complaints.Though pricey at roughly 1/2 the cost of a new power washer, the pump seems to be of high enough quality to make repair a reasonable alternative to buying new.

I had two power washers that I was repairing, both of them needed pumps the first pump I installed with no problem at all and the second pump didn’t fit right because the shaft on my engine was too long I’m not sure it was the original engine so that may have been the problem. The pump that was repaired works very well probably better than the original.

This thing works great. I’ve only used it once and will follow up on a review of it later. It didn’t quite fit my application perfect because it was not meant for my washer. But I machined a plate. The drawing they supply is perfect. Definitely appreciate that. And the list of pressure, shaft sizes etc... company has done very well with product. My hose leaked and my gun was busted. (25$ for a 600$ commercial pressure washer) hose and gun with auto reel are on the way to completely finish job. Will be like brand new. But so far the newly reassembled engine turns new pump with a problem. Pump is quiet and all fittings were tight on arrival. Great pump.