SIMPSON Cleaning PS3228 PowerShot 3300 PSI Gas Pressure Washer, 2.5 GPM, Honda GX200 Engine, Includes Spray Gun and Extension Wand, 5 QC Nozzle Tips, 5/16-inch x 25-foot MorFlex Hose, 49-State
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Style: 3300 PSI Honda GX200
Features
- Professional Performance: Easy-to-assemble and easy-to-start with its Honda GX200 premium engine, the PowerShot power washer is great for contractors who specialize in deck cleaning, wood restoration, paint preparation, and all other professional services
- Power and Durability: A powerful, reliable, maintenance-free AAA industrial triplex plunger pump delivers 3300 PSI at 2.5 GPM and includes thermal relief to prevent overheating; PowerBoost Technology delivering higher pressure at the nozzle
- Sturdy and Portable: The welded steel frame construction with powder coated finish offers durability and corrosion resistance; 10-inch premium pneumatic tires deliver ease of maneuverability across various terrain and uneven ground
- Includes Quality Simpson Accessories: MorFlex 5/16-inch x 25-foot high-pressure hose is kink- and abrasion-resistant; 5 Quick connect nozzle tips: 0, 15, 25, 40 and Soap; Ergonomic spray gun 16-inch steel wand/lance
- Important Notes: 49-State Compliant; Keep max fuel level 1/2 Inch below bottom of filler neck to avoid spillage; Pump/Hose Connection: Threaded M22 connection
Description
The SIMPSON PowerShot 3300 PSI at 2.5 GPM is ideal for prosumers and professionals alike. This is a powerful option for deep outdoor cleaning, jobsite use, equipment upkeep and facility or fleet maintenance. This product is engineered to meet the demands of a cleaning professional. The PS3228 features a commercial HONDA GX200 engine, reliable AAA industrial triplex pump, 25-ft kink & abrasion resistant hose, ergonomic spray gun and 5 Quick- connect nozzles.Designed to meet the rigorous demands of the cleaning professional, the SIMPSON PowerShot Series frame is crafted of solid steel making it powerful, yet extremely compact, easy to transport, set-up and load. Perfect for contractors who specialize in deck cleaning, wood restoration, paint preparation, graffiti removal and all other professional cleaning services. The SIMPSON PowerShot Series designed for optimum performance in the harshest environments.3 year limited HONDA commercial engine, 5 year limited pump, 10 year limited frame and 90 day accessory
Brand: SIMPSON
Power Source: Gasoline
Color: Black
Item Weight: 74.8 Pounds
Hose Length: 25 Feet
Specification Met: 49-State
Product Dimensions: 34"L x 21"W x 24"H
Tank Volume: 2.5 Gallons
Maximum Flow Rate: 2.5 Gallons Per Minute
Global Trade Identification Number: 78
Brand: SIMPSON
Power Source: Gasoline
Color: Black
Item Weight: 74.8 Pounds
Hose Length: 25 Feet
Specification Met: 49-State
Product Dimensions: 34"L x 21"W x 24"H
Tank Volume: 2.5 Gallons
Maximum Flow Rate: 2.5 Gallons Per Minute
Global Trade Identification Number: 78
UPC: 879399001178
Item Weight: 74.8 pounds
Manufacturer: Simpson
Item model number: PS3228 - S
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
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Tried two other gasoline power washers from another brand from a big box store. Both malfunctioned within an hour of starting them. Both were returned. This Simpson is a horse. Started on the second pull of the starter rope and runs like a dream. Very smooth operation. Honda engine technology and attention to detail are worth the price here. The pump works great. Variable pressure available via the large knob on the top of the pump. Have used it around the house several times. Each time the engine starts on the first pull. It makes pressure immediately and provides enough pressure to really clean the concrete driveway or whatever else you intend to clean. It does make more pressure than most garden variety electric pressure washers, so beware. If you've had a plug in electric model in the past, this one will make considerably more pressure than most if not all of those. Overall we are very pleased with this purchase, pleased with the Honda engine and the Simpson brand overall. Highly recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2024 by Amazon Customer
Very nice pressure washer. Easy to put together. Just added the motor oil and it started on the first pull! Honda motors are rock solid. I cleaned the back patio today and it worked as expected. It’s also a pretty compact unit so it won’t take too much space.
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2025 by Yuhasr
Have written and updated this four times now and still not showing up in reviews for some reason. Last attempt. I originally posted some comments and described the failure of my machine; withholding full review unit seeing how Simpson supports their products. Now I’m documenting the answer to that… Here is how Simpson pitches this machine: “ The SIMPSON® PowerShot™ Series is designed to meet the rigorous demands of the cleaning pro. Heavy-duty pressure washers with flow and reliability.” They go on to say how this is a great tool for contractors. And this is why I bought this model - though I’m only using it around my home, I wanted a product designed to provide long lasting performance, reliability and durability. Well, friends - this isn’t it. After only two years my pressure washer pump has failed; it has water leaking into the pump oil and Simpson Customer Service informed me it’s caused by a leaking seal or piston issue - and these are wear items so they won’t cover it. The rigorous demands of the cleaning pro is interpreted to mean wearing out after two years is acceptable. I’m a mechanical engineer and worked for 30 years in the HD diesel engine industry so I am familiar with mechanical products, duty cycles and wear. This product failing at two years is “premature wear” especially in light of the relatively light duty cycle it’s experienced. Contractors could not afford to spend money on a product that fails in two years. So if you’re considering a purchase I recommend you save some money and opt for one of the many lower priced options available. I’ve been using a good number of tools from Harbor Freight as of late with good results. Lower priced and performing well —————————————————————— Original post: I bought this two years ago and it’s performed well, but yesterday I looked at the sight glass to check pump oil and couldn’t see anything; the glass looked white. So this morning I drained the pump oil and it came out milky white as shown. My understanding is this means water has gotten into the pump mechanism and based on the color and froth - especially after sitting overnight - I don’t think this could be from a little internal condensation, but from a bad seal in the pump. I imagine this would quickly cause damage to the pump, too, so assume warranty service is at minimum a complete rebuild or replacement of pump. I’ve drained and replaced the oil before and it was fine. I emailed customer support this morning on how to obtain warranty service as this should have a 5-year warranty on the pump. I will revisit review after seeing how they respond. Coincidentally - this afternoon I am due to receive a new pump for my old Excell pressure washer with Honda engine. Engine is still fine and pump gave out after more than a decade. And it was an oil-less pump so never had to service it. So by tomorrow sometime I should have that one back up and running with an upgraded pump.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2024 by Matt horgan Matt horgan
2024: I've had this model since 2013 now. Little to no issues other than a sticky piston valve assembly which is common and is an easy fix once you know that's the cause of little water pressure. Some summers I use it, some I don't at all and it starts right up thanks to the Honda engine. I may go 2-3 yrs not using it. The pump still is working strong. There is a reason Simpson still sells this SAME model and uses the SAME parts a decade later. I should change the oil regularly but honestly as much as this washer sits and isn't routinely maintained it's amazingly reliable. I should dump the fuel out as well this year. Mental note to change the oil in the next month though. You don't need more than 3k-3500psi. The GX engine and AAA pump is the right combination. Honda's GX is always the better way to go whether it's on a mower or generator. The hose I upgraded to at the time of purchase is still in service with no issues and believe it or not the QD connectors are still good. Did spray one with wd-40 today because it was sticky and wouldn't snap on. Anyone having issues that I saw came from shipping but that happens and that's not a manuf. fault or the seller. Carriers all suck typically. --------- First Review: This was a replacement for a lessor HP/ PSI consumer model that I owned for 10 yrs or so (craftsman). Like many people I did a lot of research and it eventually came down to Simpson and Generac. I chose this Simpson model because of its features, engine and pump quality. I did upgrade to a Simpson 50ft hose (MH5038QC) and QD connectors for the hose and wand. This model is similar to the Dewalt DXPW3228 but at a substantial savings in price. Simpson makes many (if not all) of Dewalt's pressure washers. I used that money to purchase the hose and still saved $200 (minus local taxes had I purchased in a store). The price for this unit on Amazon cannot be beat and you will not find a lower price (I looked everywhere). This is a unit that will serve many purposes from general household uses to vehicle cleaning, etc. If you are going to be cleaning your driveway, porch and walkways...purchase a cylindrical surface cleaner like the EZ Clean AEZ31023. This single attachment is THE most useful tool for cleaning concrete!! I can't stress this enough after not using one for years it made my life so much easier and saved me a lot of time. My unit came shipped with everything with no missing parts, no damage, etc. The directions are very easy to understand/ follow and are authored for the inexperienced user. Setup was easy...just add the included oil and your fuel and off you go. The engine was quieter than my previous Briggs & Stratton. Honda engines are good quality and generally are more quiet than others. Pressure washer engines in general though aren't quiet so don't expect this one to be any different. I'm not sure why people complain about the noise....it's an engine, it makes noise. I only know of a few generator engines that are quiet but they are $1600 and up so you pay for the noise reduction. This unit has the GX engine which is better than the GC. It has a triplex pump which will last the average homeowner a really long time if taken care of (meaning in the winter or when storing for a long time, use pump saver like the Briggs & Stratton 6039 can). It utilizes the most common connectors and parts so finding them will be easy. You can always cross reference with the Dewalt model if you have problems finding them. Enjoy your pressure washer!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2013 by Ryan