DEWALT 4200 PSI 4.0 GPM Direct Drive Pressure Washer Review | DXPW4240
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
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Serious Water Pressure - We are always looking at a new and improved version of a tool. Sometimes it is a new battery power tool with more power or an upgrade for more user protection. In this video and article, we take a look at a DEWALT 4200 PSI 4.0 GPM Direct Drive Pressure Washer that has been on the market for some time. This pressure washer has been built with quality products and it is meant to last.
We want to note that DEWALT makes this version with a direct drive pump or a belt-driven pump. As you get up in PSI, belt-driven pumps are more popular because the belt does not transfer the vibrations from the engine to the pump, allowing for longer pump life. Direct drive units, like the one in our video, are more popular with consumers due to then being less expensive and more compact.
The DEWALT 4200 PSI 4.0 GPM Direct Drive Pressure Washer is one of the most powerful models available at The Home Depot. DEWALT used an AAA triplex pump made by Comet on this unit and it allows for the user to adjust the pressure by turning a knob on the pump. We estimate the output to be from 2,800 PSI to 4,200 PSI. Along with that adjustment, the Honda GX390 engine has a working RPM range of 2,000 RPM to 3,600 RMP, allowing you to decrease the engine RPM to reduce pressure also.
These adjustments are awesome and allow this very powerful unit to be used in many different cleaning applications. If you are new to pressure washers, we recommend that you start slow and ramp up the pressure over time to save any destruction. With the 0 degree tip, one can write their name permanently in concrete at full power.
DEWALT DXPW4240 Features
HONDA GX Commercial Series Engine.
Direct Drive Engine & Pump.
Triplex Pump Design with Ceramic Pistons and Thermal Relief Valve.
Adjustable Unloader system for added pressure control.
Welded Construction, 1-1/4" Tubular Steel with Steel Engine Plate and Solid Steel 5/8" Axle
3/8" x 50' Non-marring Hose with Quick Connectors.
5 Quick Connect nozzles (0°. 15°, 25°, 40°, & Soap)
Downstream Detergent Injection System.
DEWALT Quality
When a company like DEWALT has its name on a product, they want it to be quality! Honda has a proven reputation for some of the best commercial engines on the market and the GX390 is an awesome engine with almost 12HP and 19 ft. lbs of torque. While there is no oil filter, it does allow for 1.16 quarts of oil and it is easily changed.
The AAA Triplex pump has ceramic coated pistons and a thermal relief valve to allow for water flow when the pump is not in use and the engine remains running. The oil level can be quickly checked through the sight glass on the rear of the pump. The oil should be changed with a 15W-40 oil every 200 hours. 
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I appreciate the demonstration and information. I decided to purchase it and it is everything you mentioned.
I bought it to pair with a 22" (3 nozzle rotary bar) General Pump HAMMERHEAD surface cleaner and it is a perfect match!!!
I also use it for soft washing and this machine allows me to shoot my solution up to appx. 35' to reach roofs and peaks without leaving the ground.
My philosophy is don't buy an 8/gpm machine for several thousand dollars unless you've got the big contracts like hotels and parking garages, etc., because it's overkill for residential. I've made $8,231 in 4 months with this machine and the surface cleaner. I bought a 100' of extra HP hose and a 100' of garden hose, 2 hose reels and mounted it (to a steel diamond-plated skid I fabricated) in the bed of my F-150.
Take care and God Bless. M. Meier
Houston, TX
UPDATE:1 year and still cranks within the first 2-3 pulls. Probably will buy another when this one finally does bite the dust ruclips.net/user/postUgkx43QMbQqu67IZadu9ou8Sg1BdrunMRNqX . No issues at all. Very happy with it.UPDATE: After 6 months of use and over 70 uses I would still highly recommend this pressure washer. It does vibrate a decent amount but never had it “walk” like others have mentioned. No oil leaks, still seems to run like the day I bought it. Still cranks within 2-3 pulls every time. Very happy with my purchase!Have used it about a dozen times now. Plenty of power, cranks up on 1-2 pulls every time. My only complaint would be I wish it was a little taller to make it easier to walk with it (hits my ankles a lot) and that the two hose connections were a little further apart but it hasn’t caused me any issues. Seems to run a good 1-1/2-2 hrs on a full tank, overall a well built machine and definitely worth the money in my opinion.
I bought the exact same one and it’s excellent for doing hydro excavation. If you ever need to dig small trenches to run small cooper lines or cables by using the zero degree tip or a turbo rotary nozzle you can dig a perfect trench in seconds.
Excellent thorough review from a professional who knows his stuff. All the pertinent facts and direct to the point with an excellent demonstration. Thank you.
No matter what year is, just make sure is for gx390 engine.
I have this pressure washer. And I have to say as a contractor and developer I’ve seen 1,000’s upon 1,000’s of videos on how to use something (Bc I’m like a black Tim the Toolman Taylor 😂)! But this is the most informative video that I have ever seen that completely covers all basis. I appreciate it. 🙏🏽
I’ve been looking for a higher pressure one compared to my 1800psi washer I have right now. I’ll be going to the hardware store today to look at them up close, thanks for the video 👍
Especially like the maintenance cleanup at the end cuz most people won't think about that, Thx Man!!
That looks great! Thanks for the review
That was an excellent review.... Your a great salesman ! .... the voice , the way you explained it , every bit of information was taken in with no effort here... great job ... Kind regards from a professional cleaning service from Germany...
Thank you kindly!
I purchased this unit in 2019 for my house - not commercial use. When I can get it to start, it works great. It’s extremely temperamental and it takes forever to get this to start. It normally takes me about 30 to 60 minutes to get it to start. I normally walk away for 10 to 20 minutes.
Ive had this washer for about 2-3 years now. still starts on first pull. i use mine for commercial work. remember to prime it by doing 30 sec to 1min to get rid of all air in water system before each startup.
All in all i give it 5 stars
Where do you pour the oil
how do you prime it???
@@megamillions9711 Before turning it on, connect the water and press the gun until only water without air comes out and it is ready make sure you do it every time you use it
This is my favorite water gun to use against the local kids, so much fun.
and old people that are causing trouble in the neighborhood.
At these pressures amputation may be required upon skin penitration
@@TRINITY-ks6nw High-pressure injection injuries. But, assuming he's at a distance and isn't using the 0 degree nozzle, it's probably just a powerful Nerf SuperSoaker.
Good review.
I had a job where the foreman bought one of these, we mainly used it for greencutting concrete piles, cleaning rebar, tyres and excavators before transport or road use.
Was a really excellent washer, it generally started up right away without issues, the fuel tank was a little small, lasted maybe 4hrs.
The handle was a little short when pulling it and the 2 wheels rather than 4 was both a plus and a minus, but overall it packed a punch and was fairly well organized (hose, wand, etc.)
1 BIG point, In Australia these units have a 'dewalt brand' engine (NOT HONDA) so I would have my doubts about its lifetime.
very easy to understand and helpful. Thank you so much!
I absolutely agree about the ergonomics on the handle there's no reason why they can't make it like a truck dolly just fix it so handle Bends in the middle.
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This is a good unit I have owned the Simpson version for 4 years no problem
jacobjbw any tips on maintenance and longevity?
@@Painfulwhale360 always check the oil. You have to purge the hoses every time. Never let the machine run for more than 2 minutes if you are not going to use it better to shut it off . If your machine has a small hose to put soap never put chemicals like bleach, sodium hypochlorite etc it will damage the gaskets. better use a sprayer.. Use a filter to ensure that the water that goes through the machine does not have particles, you can buy on Amazon for 10 dollars.. End have fun cleaning your home
@@MrMedellinusa1 Are you sure you can't use bleach from a bucket thru the downstream tube?
@@timbosinfo you can do it but is not the best way... Buy a a downstream injector that match your gallons per minute machine
Great video. Perfectly detailed. Thank you.
Hey man that was very helpful thanks again
Started my business on these, not a bad machine for homeowner use
Great overview. I just purchased one and needed info.
I just bought one of these from home depot this past week to do some house washes with, went to use for the very first time this weekend and would never crank, being that i paid almost $1,100 for this machine and it never cranked i was very dissatisfied! I took it to a buddy that's a mechanic and he looked over it and he said there was definitely something wrong with it and to return it, thankfully home depot exchanged it for a new one and I'll be trying it again tomorrow, wish me luck that this one runs great!!!
Only one pressure washing company could stop grime and dirt. ALL AMERICAN POWER WASHING THATS WHO
Mines been giving problems since day one
is this the copmpany that was in minneapolis?
I have the same model and when it's running its choking every 5 seconds can u tell me why?
This is the one. BEAST.
Great content, thank you for the info!
Good stuff, man. Your reviews are always informative. #workshopaddict
Does anybody make an electric start kit for this washer? I found one on Amazon but it's only for engines built before 2011. Mine is new.
Thanks for the informative video! Great help
I just bought one from Bunnings, i will leave my experience very soon, waiting for a sunny day. Just can't wait to try this out😀
What is the cost of that machine?
How was it buddy?
Great video! Thanks for sharing.
okay but how do you slap a big block on it
fantastic video. just bought Dewalt 3600 psi pressure washer
My old pressure washer blew a hole in the sidewall of an old junk tire. Yeah, these things pack some serious power.
I basically have this model, but the 2021 version, same gpm. As soon as I unboxed it, I popped on my soap tip and tried to downstream but it wouldn't pull soap. Any recommendations?
Thanks and a great review. I wish you went into more detail about the belt drive model. Some homeowners wouldn't mind spending the extra $400 for a feature (belt drive) if they knew exactly what it offered over the lesser priced model.
It offers less vibration to be transferred to the water pump allowing for a longer life. That's it.
@@WorkshopAddict
Also keeps the pump MUCH cooler than direct drive pumps.
Question about the downstream detergent injection system; I'm under the impression that detergent still goes through the pump, which means you have to be careful about what chemicals you use (chlorine, etc.). Is this correct? Because if it is, I'm considering investing in the x jet system (I'd rather not, but I don't want to wreck pump). Thanks
"Downstream" referring to after the pump. Can be directly after the pump or anywhere between the pump and nozzle.
Great review.
Great review and tips. Thank you..
Great description....can you help me with a further explanation on the choke and gas controls .....starting position and how to turn the unit on after pausing between jobs .....i just got mine.thanks.
can you show how to clean dirty v6 or v8 engine with your dewalt 4200 psi model dxpw4240
How to change pump oil what kind of tools do I need
Great video- I have the 4,400 psi model of this DeWalt. I noticed how the siphon tube on it is on the outgoing part of the pump. Does this mean that I can run SH and other pump damaging chemicals through it?
Yes because it is downstream of the punp
Hi! What is the exact measure of motor oil for this pressure washer, I bought one this week.
Since the chemical injector comes after pump, can I use bleach safely without destroying pump, or are there backflow issues (when trigger is released)? Thanks
Jason L You should be fine as there is a spring that closes the soap when not in use
I work on pressure washer as part of making a living. I will let you in on a little secret about them. NO ONE makes pressure washers. They make pressure washer FRAMES and labels. In reality all pressure washers are more or less home built. The complete engine comes from one manufacturer and the pump comes from another manufacturer and the two are bolted together. Something you can do in your back yard. Now as for electric pressure washers most are made by a few companies in China just with different labels on them Now Karcher has and still does try and make some of its own pumps in house but if you ask me they are over priced and do not hold up as well. But their engines still come from an out side source.
I have thought what you say, i now see you are correct. Im a Kohler and Cat person but i dont know of that combo.
What is your recommended set up of engine and pump? Im dying to know.
As a reference I have used Simpson Ak4240 model for several years and love it. It shakes alot. Doesn't have dampers to frame. Same pump in this video. Uses Kohler quad clean CH440 engine. I love all of it but i see tweaks that can make it epic. I bought dampers for frame to engine also need to add feet to frame since originals shook off and now frame has been eroded from vibration on rough surface.
@@beerbeforebreakfast Pump= CAT, Giant, AR. As for the engine Kohler , Honda or Briggs. But Briggs is not what it used to be. Seen too may Briggs engine on PW fail due to plastic cams used on those engines. If you are running Kohler and CAT I would say you have about the best set up going. Belt drive unit I think last longer. Most pumps run best at 2800 to 3200. Running direct drive at 3600 over speeds most pumps and shortens their life
@@davidhenderson3400 thanks for the obvious experienced incite! I do love my Kohler, jury still out on the AR, but im certain next machine will be belt driven. That was all i used for the 2 commercial companies ive worked for, being on your own direct drive doesn't seem so bad to start with $$$$ comparing the 2, but now longevity is peaking out and then you have a double cost situation of where you bite the bullet ahead of time and hope the work hits or start a bit reserved and upgrade if needed later although costs more in long run! Thats life tho! Thanks again my friend.
I have the 3.5 3800 psi...what a beast for a small unit
thank you ,, learn a few things here
Your welcome Joe.
I wanted this one, but I wasn’t going to spend over $1,000.00 for an additional 600 psi. So, I got the DeWALT 3,600 psi Pressure-Washer for $650.00 - I love it!!!
Thanks for the WD-40 tip! - 👍🏼
Question,Have you tried to and does it take of paint as in the video of the 4200 psi? Thanks
@@challenger-rta3761 : I’m sure it would if I turned up the Pressure - right now, I just use it for washing my Vehicles…
Bryan what about Simpson pressure washer has same exact stuff engine and the pump as well 4400 psi
Great video. Thanks.
What parts do they actually make on that pressure washer?But it does look good and it has a great warranty behind it.
I have a dewalt 3800psi 3.5 gpm with the gx270, but I have a comet pump. I’ve searched and searched for information on one like mine but seems I have a unicorn with the comet pump? Does anyone have any idea why mine has a comet pump?
Do you know if Dewalt sells an electric start option for this unit?
Great review no one else has a review this in depth. I have the Dewalt 4400. I wish there was a review on it. I imagine it’s similar to this with it having 200psi more.
I have not seen or used the 4400. Would love to review it.
WorkshopAddict I finally had the chance to use my 4400 today. I added gas, oil and made sure to have it in choke because it was a cold start. First pull started but a few seconds later turned off. After that it took me and a friend 30 min to get it started again. I could not believe it. Once we had it running it shut off on us like twice but did start right up when restarting. Pressure is amazing but I hope I don’t have issues with this unit. Any advice would be greatly appreciated as far as why it took to long to start. Thanks
I can’t work the regulator. It says on the cap to push down and turn but it is down. I can pull the cover up but if I release it it falls back down. I don’t want to put channel locks on it because the black cap/cover is plastic. I’m not weak and am turn real hard but I can’t turn it counter clockwise at all. Am I doing something wrong? Help.
Thinking about purchasing one of these. Currently I have a Excell 3100 psi 2.8 gallon that starts on every first try water pump was just replaced after 8 months use that's my only gripe. Other than that, I need something with a little bit more kick and this just might be what I'm looking for thanks for the review.
This has a good amount of kick.
What surface cleaner should I use with this pressure washer?
Is the recommended method to reduce pressure via the unloader valve or cutting the engine rpms?
This was helpful
Is this strong enough to cut into dirt? For under pinning purposes.
Anyone know where I can buy a new pump for one of these direct drive pumps (4 bolts) for the Honda GX390? Here's their part number. 9.6 GA15c.
I never adjust the unloader valve, if you need less pressure adjust by the throttle lever, you’ll save on gas and the unloader valve
I recently purchased a new GX390 WITH ELECTRIC START. Absolutely the very best decision ever.
Awesome! Is it much more weight with the battery and starter?
WorkshopAddict actually it equalized the weight of the pump. But my pump is a 5 gpm pump
@@billcoley8520 Nice, Thank you for the reply!
Hey how much did you pay for that pump ???
jhoamel23 the 5 gpm was around $550 to $600
Just bought this and it has some serious power. However, my throttle lever won't move; I'm pretty sure I have to loosen a screw, but because it doesn't mention this anywhere in the manual, I just wanted to see if anybody else is having the same issue before proceeding. Any input would be helpful. Thanks
Jason L y
Did you figure it out? I just got this unit and having some issue...
Do these washers have a built in water pump for mobile detail or would I have to buy a pump to draw water from a tank
how do you get pump preservative to flow through the unit? I've tried many times (explicitly following Dewalt and AAA pump instructions) and can not get it to come out the output port. my pump failed and i was denied warranty because i admitted this problem. paid for a replacement pump and have the same problem.
You should be able to pull (roll over) the engine while spraying.
I have the Simpson version of this as well. I read that you shouldn't let it sit without spraying water for more than 2 min. Is this true?
The water will heat up in the pump and not cool the pump, but a thermal regulator will spit out the water and allow new in. I would not trust that thermal bypass and turn it off it it will sit for 2 mins.
Dewalt has the same this set up but a CAT pump. It is 1,229.00 for the upgrade. Do you feel its worth it for the CAT pump instead of the AAA pump? Home depot sells them online if you need to look in into it. Thanks!
Good evening, what is the working pressure in the machine?
Very detailed, nice video. Where can I get the "pump saver" for storing it longer than 30 days. Your thoughts if I had it sitting without anything for almost a year? I'm changing all fluids and empting gas already.
You might want to run it to get any rust or calcium build up out of the pump. I am unsure of your water type so it is hard to say. watch this video and the links to everything are in the description. ruclips.net/video/nPS2dUw6oY8/видео.html
@@WorkshopAddict Thank you.
Home Depot...www.homedepot.com/p/Power-Care-12-oz-Pressure-Washer-Pump-Protector-AP31093/202277609
It’s a rebadged Simpson. Dewalt doesn’t make pressure washers. But they do charge more for the name
you are right they stopped making them about 8 years ago the lic out the name i am an x DeWalt rep
You're not lying same engine and everything!
I bought this pressure washer around a year back. Although it ran good with high psi to begin with it gradually lowered and last i checked it was at 3500 psi at max! Would not reccomend this pressure washer if you need a reliable one.
I believe lifan is the same. The engine on s One of them are Chinese engines and I was looking at them and somebody told me pretty much make sure you have a warranty... I bought a honda with a car pump and stainless cart instead
Which specific Simpson model does this match? If I can get the same thing for a better price, that would be great.
Overall what is the correct gas mix for this machine?
I considered this unit as I had a 3000PSI DeWalt until last year and it was a good unit, but I ended up going with the Stihl and I love everything about it. I loved the Honda engine on the DeWalt, but I felt like the pump was anemic at best. The Stihl uses a very good Koehler engine and beefy pumps. Let’s face it, any engine you put on these pressure washers will outlast the pumps so it’s best to get a unit with a great pump and a very good engine instead of the reverse. There are lots of other quality issues that make the Stihl a better choice. It’s ergonomically better since you don’t have to bend over to move it, the hose is more flexible, the wand has a reverse trigger which allows you to use your strongest fingers to actuate it instead of your weakest, it has a vibration mitigation system which allows it to essentially float on a cushion of rubber......it’s just all around a better unit in my opinion. So if you are considering this unit, take a look at Stihl too. Great warranty and can be serviced at any Stihl service center, of which there are a ton.
Hey ,Just curious as to how your stihl pressure washer is going ,any issues to consider ,Im in the market for a new one .
@@waynerobinson7143 no issues at all. I use it every year and have had zero issues with it. I use ethanol free gas and I make sure I don’t let it sit too long without using it. Absolutely love it!
@@BirchlegGrim Thanks bud 👍Just found out there on back order here until Feb 23 😩
just picked up RB 600
I can get ethanol-less gas at two local stations down the road. It's more expensive (was $4/gal last time, probably less now that prices have come down) so should I have to use a product like Stabil?
not if you will be using the tank completely in 30 days
Ethanol free gas also runs cooler, so saves a bit of wear on engine that way
I put in a stablizer as soon as i bring fresh gas home
That is a beautiful Ford F250 or F350 power stroke turbo diesel
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Suggestions on what type of oil to use on the motor for oil change and on the pump 👍
Excellent Review
Hi Sir, water coming out at the soap jet... can I closed it with nuts? Ty
No, there is a spring valve that should be stopping that. Something is broke.
@@WorkshopAddict ok, so only spring Sir?, can you send me a picture on how it looks... ours is Dewalt 4200 also...
Do I have to mix any oil with the gas or is it just straight gasoline? What do you recommend sir
Straight gas
is it worth buying a half-use one or would I have to look at it?
how long did it last and would you recommended
man i want a yardmax powered wheel barrel so bad too those things look so sick
I was thinking of buying this machine to have a little business on washing trucks like 18 wheelers or small parking lots. Do you recommend?
Ayyy Lol Yes, you have a lot of options to adjust the engine rpm and pump pressure to make it work for anything.
No! You need a hot water unit
thanks great video. i just bought mine the exact one you have same pump . you think it will work out for commercial daily base???
Laloo Lopez Yes, if you change the oil and the pump often. Use a synthetic oil in both.
WorkshopAddict is that aaa water pump working good for you is it good quality? durable?
At 1:34 we talk about the pump being branded AA, but it is made by Comet. It is a good pump.
I can use bleach from the downstream injector that’s built to the machine right? Or do I use soap only?
Good pressure washing unit. We tend to like belt fed pressure washers. Thanks!
was there any mortar blow out when removing paint from brick? #workshopaddict
Excellent review. Should this unit be suitable to pressuring washing jobs on 2 or 3 story houses or will an extension wand be needed?
2 story is not an issues, but high gable ends and three stories will need an extension.
@@WorkshopAddict
Thanks for the reply, when I get a little $$$ saved up that is a unit I'm looking at.
I'm a landscaper but want to start doing some pressure washing on the side. How do you think the Ryobi 3100 psi/2.5 gpm with an extension wand will suffice for 5 or so jobs a month ?
@@ousamaabdu794 It might be okay if you take care of it. With any employee abuse, it will fail quickly. You can see it's performance here.... ruclips.net/video/avkCBvMlSjI/видео.html
The manual mentions trouble codes. How are the trouble codes delivered? A readout? Beeps?
What's the black scew on plug it's got a black on one end & the grey oil stick on the other side
Oil fill and oil dipstick? I need more info where they are.
What in the world is the other black oil cap on the opposite side for? It doesn’t have a dip stick on it like the grey one. Any ideas?
This motor is used on many different things, so they have oil fills on both side in case one is blocked.
What’s the ratio on the chemical injector I see nothing anywhere in the book?
Thank you 🙏
Great video and review! I've never owned my own pressure washer, is this one overkill for the average homeowner? If so, can you recommend a more appropriate model? Thanks.
Darren Prest Because of the ability to adjust the pressure, this is a great model that will never leave you wishing for more power.
You'll need it or find some use down the line later in life for the unused power
howcome u didnt use a telescoping wand for the higher places?
Some Homes near me dont have good water pressure. can this unit be usted If a home does not have 4gpm comming From the faucet?
Yes, these are not made to create suction.
I have this pressure washer I think it’s over kill for residential use but I wouldn’t have it any other way 😎. Which surface cleaner would work good with this pressure washer ? I ask because I left too many marks using the wand 🤦♂️ first time using it maybe my second time I’ll get better at it.
Start with the 40 degree tip and maybe go to the 20. Simple green is a good cleaner to start with.
I like the powered wheelbarrow with tank like tracks !! Do a vid on that monster 👹
I did.
The dewalt dxpw 60605 is also 4200 psi 4 gpm, but has a cat pump.
I like the fact that the pump oil level can be viewed. Your statement regarding "the pump oil should be changed after the first x-number of hours use" makes sense. Every since my first new motorcycle at age 15, it seems the rule is with new engines to change the oil after the break-in period. Makes sense that pumps would follow the same rules. So this begs the question:
Do not most pressures washers have a sealed unit that does not include oil level viewing port, a pump that is not designed to easily change the pump oil? Should one also attempt to change the oil on one of these units after a break-in period?
I suppose ultimately one would want to follow the manufactures guide as to this need, but wanted to hear your input.
Most pumps are a "sealed" pump with oil in there meant to last a lifetime. Similar to what BMW does to their transmissions now..... Those units do not have a long life expectancy...... would I try to change the oil in those types, NO, because I would never pay much for them and I would rather not risk a failure due to maintenance. would I if it was easy, heck yes!
Bought a 3200 PSI Speed Wash Pressure Washer Model 7122 | Generac for strictly personal home usage. Still waiting on Tractor Supply to call me for pickup. Hopefully this will last me awhile. Not loaning it out to my nephew for sure. That boy could ruin an anvil with a rubber hammer.