5.5 gpm 3000 psi Skid Mounted Cold Bandit Pressure Washer Pull Start

Must inspect and tighten belt if needed after 30 days.

***No warranty on belts***

Unloader settings, clogged nozzles and loose belts are some causes of belt failure.

     We strongly recommend adding the plumbing kit to this pressure washer. Remember to add a Hudson float valve (Hudson-HT) and a Hudson float assembly kit (Hudson-A or HB).

• 5.5 GPM 3000 psi Honda GX390 13 hp Comet RW5535S pump
• Aluminum frame.
• 50 mesh SS inlet filter.
• External unloader and bypass.
• Low oil shutdown.
• Easy access two piece belt guard.
• 3 Groove 'Bandit' belt for uniform tension and maximum power transfer
• Oil prefilled in pump and engine
• 30W Non-Detergent oil for pump
• 10W30 oil for engine
• Can not be shipped inside the state of California 
• 43" x 26" x 27" 144 lbs

Recommend a 6.5 or 7.0 orifice turbo nozzle for this pressure washer.  

36" Gun/Wand assembly with quick connects, 50' high pressure grey hose with quick connects, 5 quick connect nozzles, high draw chemical injector assembly with quick connects.

We highly recommend adding the best high pressure 3/8" ball valve (6292.SM) to this order to allow you to turn off the flow of water to switch from the gun to a Whisper Wash Ultra surface cleaner (6717). Use 2 x 25 degree 3.5 orifice nozzles (1125) on your surface cleaner nozzles.

Choose the 6540-4 JROD & the Kyle Davis long range shooter nozzle (SN4I) for great results or add the 6540-4.

The 16" Whisper Wash Ultra with the upgraded 3/8" high pressure hose is the perfect complement to this cold pressure washer because this is still a 13 hp engine powering this unit.

If supplying water from a tank, use 1" non-collapsible suction hose with a 1" Y-strainer (YS16H). Add either these plumbing kits:

• Plumbing kit PL-4-TO for a tote connection or
• Plumbing kit PL-4-TA for a horizontal leg tank or regular tank or drum hook up.

Inlet line size should be adequate to avoid starving the pump. 

• Line size must be a minimum of one size larger than the pump inlet fitting. Avoid tees, 90-degree elbows or valves in the inlet line of the pump to reduce the risk of flow restriction and cavitation.
• The line must be a flexible hose, not a rigid pipe, and reinforced on suction systems to avoid collapsing.
• The simpler the inlet plumbing the less the potential for problems. Keep the length to a minimum, the number of elbows and joints to a minimum (ideally no elbows) and the inlet accessories to a minimum.
• Use pipe sealant to assure air tight, positive sealing pipe joints.