I got one from Sams with a Honda engine, been having it for 3 years, very good, 2800 PSI and has an adjustable dial on the sprayer. I highly recommend getting something around that PSI with an adjustable sprayer on the end, not they old kind where you have to switch out the heads manually. Hated those because very easy to lose and drop them. And never leave it in freezing temperature! Even in a garage. It says that on almost all of them. It will ruin it. I did this once. Think it messes up the pump or something. Â Â Â
@beastmode:  I actually prefer the replaceable heads.  Haven't lost one yet (had my previous washer 8 years).There are two issues when storing a pressure washer:   Our water is very hard (contains lots of dissolved minerals).  When it dries out, it   can leave a "crust" which can damage the valves and seals in the pump.   As you stated, freezes can be an issue.  The water left in the pump can damage the pump if frozen.Both of these issues can be resolved with the use of Briggs & Stratton's Pump Saver.  Before storing, fill the pump with Pump Saver.  It contains both a lubricant and anti-freeze.
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