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SIMPSON 4400 PSI 4.0 GPM Commercial Cold Water Gas Pressure Washer w/ CRX420 Engine (49-State Compliant, PS60843) for
$499.99.
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Product Description:
- The Simpson PowerShot gas power washer cleans decks, driveways, siding, fencing, equipment, and graffiti; The cold water machine is great for contractors; 49-State Compliant (Not for sale in California)
- CRX420 engine starts easily and includes low-oil shutdown; AAA triplex plunger pump delivers 4400 PSI at 4.0 GPM and includes integrated unloader and thermal relief to prevent overheating; Designed for reliability and long service life
- The Simpson Monster series 50' dual-braided high-pressure hose resists kinks and abrasion; Non-marring polyurethane jacket helps protect finished surfaces; Quick-connect fittings speed setup
- 13" premium pneumatic tires roll smoothly over gravel, grass, and curbs; Balanced layout improves transport; The welded steel frame with powder-coated finish is easy to assemble and resists corrosion; 38" L x 23.5" W x 29" H; 107 lb.
- Five quick-connect pressure washer tips (0°, 15°, 25°, 40°, and soap nozzle) cover tasks from stripping paint to car cleaning; Rear-load M22 pressure washer gun and 31" spray wand included
Warranty: - 3 year limited SIMPSON commercial engine
- 5 year limited pump
- 10 year limited frame
- 90 day accessory
Top Comments
Community Reviews
This Simpson 4400 PSI, 4.0 GPM gas washer stands out for raw cleaning power and a price far below comparable Honda powered models. The triplex pump and commercial frame are framed as a major step up from axial cam units, and the flow rate should cut cleaning time on decks, driveways, and siding. The main cautions are pump reliability and Simpson support, with reports of no pressure out of the box, overheating if run dry, and slow warranty or return handling. It looks like a strong value if you are prepared to maintain it carefully.
Common Questions (6)
At $499.99, it is a strong value if you want 4400 PSI and 4.0 GPM for non-commercial use, especially versus higher retail prices like $887.50 at Home Depot or $1,399 for a Honda-engine Simpson. The tradeoff is that some shoppers prefer spending more for a Honda engine and CAT pump for longer-term reliability.
Do not start it without water flowing, and do not let it run without spraying for more than 1-2 minutes because that can overheat the pump. Using ethanol-free fuel and running the carb dry after each use are also recommended to help the engine and fuel system last longer.
The AAA triplex pump on this model has been reported to have pump problems, and some buyers also describe broader Simpson quality issues. A few units have arrived with no pressure out of the box, while others have worked normally, so it is worth checking the pump immediately on arrival.
Yes, the AAA triplex pump is a major step up from an axial cam pump and is generally treated as the more durable design. Long-term examples in the thread include triplex-pump units lasting 5-6 years and even about 13 years with regular oil changes.
Woot did allow a return for a defective unit, but the process took nearly a week of email back-and-forth before pickup. The buyer was ultimately fully refunded.
The warranty covers repairs, but the washer may be out of service for weeks while it is being fixed. That makes downtime the main drawback if the unit fails during the warranty period.
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The warranty does cover it but you will be without a pressure washing for a few weeks during repair. Pro tip... don't let people borrow it ; Your brother will ask to borrow it, your sister, your parents, your neighbors, your friends ... just say NO. That's when mine has always broken (i'm not sure what people do to it to break it
- FIND A PLACE that sells ethanol free fuel. Boat marinas do. Worse case pay the extra for the pure fuel at homedepot (although its a ripoff)
- NEVER start the engine without water flowing through the pump.
- After EVERY USE at minimum use the fuel shut off and run the carb dry. AKA run the dang thing until it doesn't run anymore and runs out of fuel. In my case I will use a hand transfer pump to get all gas out and then run it dry after each use (with water flowing through the pump the whole time).
I am sure their is more I am forgetting but those are the main things. You are about to spend $500 on a fine piece of machinery please take care of it and your future self will thank you.Did you mean Pure Gas?
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It's about fault tolerance with seals and gaskets. CaT > AAA triplex > Axial pump. This isn't a bad price point, but if you can budget the extra for a Cat pump + Honda, always go for that pair.
PSI is overrated. 4.0 GPM is solid.
I don't know if I trust woot shipping to fully seal against a dented unit. Can they even accept returns b/c oil is included?
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