Simpson PS60869(-S) PowerShot 4000 PSI Cold Water Pressure Washer, Honda Engine Power Source_Battery Honda 18320-ZF1-H02 Muffler Guard

Name: Simpson PS60869(-S) PowerShot 4000 PSI Cold Water Pressure Washer, Honda Engine Power Source_Battery Honda 18320-ZF1-H02 Muffler Guard
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 33183892638
Price: 684.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2358 (27 reviews)

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Description

Simpson PS60869( S) PowerShot 4000 PSI Cold Water Pressure Washer, Honda Engine Power Source_Battery Honda 18320 ZF1 H02 Muffler Guard Honda 18320 ZF1 H02 Muffler Guard Replaces ECV940 2012 Equipped with a Honda GX270 engine and built with high quality components like the AAA industrial triplex plunger pump the 4000 PSI PowerShot is perfect for contractors who specialize in wood restoration

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