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BE Power 3,500 PSI - 8.5 GPM Hot Water Pressure Washer Honda GX690 Engine and AR Triplex Pump - PowerGen USA
BE Power 3,500 PSI - 8.5 GPM Hot Water Pressure Washer Honda GX690 Engine and AR Triplex Pump - PowerGen USA
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3,500 PSI - 8.5 GPM Hot Water Pressure Washer Honda GX690 Engine and AR Triplex Pump
PART NUMBER: HW3524HA12V
Powerful Honda GX690 engine with electric start drives the pump. A 55AH Marine battery is included.
Belt drive system provides longest pump life possible by lowering its heat, vibration and RPM.
Industrial grade AR triplex pump featuring reinforced body, forged brass manifold, solid ceramic plungers, stainless steel check valves and thermal release valve.
External unloader provides superior cooling and versatility to further enhance pump life.
Heating coil is ignited by a 12v Beckett burner that is fueled by diesel.
The burner can be turned off and controlled with the adjustable thermostat that can be set up to 93°/200°F.
Industrial grade accessories included are a 50 foot high-pressure hose, spray gun wand assembly, and five spray nozzles.
Powder coated steel frame with 1.5" OD roll cage that is designed to mount onto a truck or a trailer.
Oil drain hoses on the engine and pump allow for easier maintenance with less mess.
The actual product may vary from the images shown on the website.
SHIPPING INFORMATION
WEIGHT: 975LBS
DIMENSIONS (LxWxH): 48"x46"x51"
Specifications
Pump Style: Triplex
Unloader: External
Series: Industrial
Engine: Honda GX690
Pump: AR
CC: 688
PSI: 3,500
GPM: 8.5
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Fantastic unit. This thing can wash an Abrams tank quicker than you can wash your car at home. May be a bit overkill for many jobs, but from soft pine decks to hardened steel, there hasn't been anything I haven't been able to use this on. The quick heat it puts out saves time and money where you would typically need cleaners or degreasers. Setup was a breeze. Connect battery (ships with connecting clips unplugged), add hose to unloader and back to buffer tank, connect your pressure hose to the pre-existing quick connect, start it up, squeeze the trigger and hold on.