said by Robbed :Bought my Powerwisher through Canadian Tire in Early Spring. Upgraded on good faith from a 1800 series , which also let go at the thing cast metal seams. The 2000 series gave me three jobs, stone walk, cottage siding clean and garbage greem bin. During the Green bin clean the pressure stopped and it started to leak from its interior components. I have use it only a short time, was always warm stored and am the only user. I thought one malfunctioned maschine was bad but two in less than 1.5 years is too much. The product seems not to have good quality parts to support infrequent residential use. I did not have it on a cord, water pressure was good, and the motor has a shut off when not being sprayed, as opposed to the 1800 model i had first (that split on the cast seams), Warranties only apply if u lice close by repair. Cost a fortune to ship to repair and they tell me the repair would cost more than the purchase of another one. Well I saved my money to make these purchases come true and now i have nothing and cannot afford, nor would i want to purchase another of this brand. Readers do not wast your hard earned money on a product that was not meant to do the job it is supposed to do but does not have the quality parts to allow it to do so,
We bought 1 of these 2 years ago and used 1 once. We took it back for full credit and the manager told us they were being returned to their supplier due to complaints. I'm surprised they still have them in the store.