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		<title>Power Washer Pumps &#8211; Where to Find Them</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Do you find that your power washer does not have the cleaning ability of a few years ago?  Is your machine showing any signs of leaks?  If your pressure problem is not fixed by some O-ring replacements you probably have an issue with the power washer pump.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Do you find that your power washer does not have the cleaning ability of a few years ago?  Is your machine showing any signs of leaks?  If your pressure problem is not fixed by some O-ring replacements you probably have an issue with the <strong>power washer pump</strong>.  </p>
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<p>Other than the wand or trigger, <strong>power washer pumps</strong> are the most expensive part to replace on your unit except for the motor.  Ultimate Washer is a distributor for many great makers of power washer pumps.</p>
<p>They offer pumps from AR, Comet, CAT, General, Giant, Kranzle and Legacy.  Their pumps range in price from under three hundred ($300) dollars to over twelve hundred ($1200) and arrive plumbed.   In other words, they already have the unloader, garden hose fitting, thermal relief valve, and pressure hose fitting.  DeVilbiss parts offers a complete selection of replacement repair parts for DeVilbiss, Porter Cable, Ex-Cell, Husky, DeWalt and Delta power washers.</p>
<p>Replacing a power washer pump is a relatively simple process for almost anyone with rudimentary mechanical experience.  There are only a couple of bolts that need to be removed and the power washer pump will slide out if it is a direct drive pump.  You will need to disconnect the outlet hose to remove the pump.  </p>
<p>AR North America offers power washer pumps for their Blue Clean power Washers and a complete line of accessories, wands and triggers.  They also sell motors, car wash equipment, pump accessories, cleaning heads, nozzles and brushes.  Even a car wash pressure pump is built on the same premise as for a residential machine.  The medium duty triplex plunger pump delivers 4000 psi at 3200 rpm on engines of 5 HP to 13 HP.  This will pump 4 gallons per minute at the pressure and engine speed shown above.</p>
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