Kodiak Equipment - Gas Engine Pressure Washers

Is a Kodiak Gas Engine Pressure Washer Right for You?

Kodiak Equipment offers a line of gas engine pressure washers built for heavy-duty commercial and industrial use. Known for their reliability, durability, and user-focused design, these machines deliver high-pressure cleaning power with robust engines, efficient triplex pumps, and corrosion-resistant steel frames. Features like thermal protection, oil sensors, quick-connect nozzles, and pneumatic wheels enhance usability and safety, making them a dependable choice for professionals who demand performance and longevity in demanding cleaning environments.

Why Choose Kodiak Equipment - Gas Engine Pressure Washers?

Kodiak Equipment's gas engine pressure washers are a top choice for professionals and homeowners alike due to their powerful performance, durable construction, and reliable engines. Designed for heavy-duty cleaning, these washers offer high PSI and GPM ratings to tackle tough grime on concrete, vehicles, and equipment. Their portability and independence from electrical power make them ideal for remote or outdoor jobs, while quality components ensure long-lasting use and minimal maintenance. Explore these gas engine pressure washers at our Canadian warehouse. You can also check them out below:

Cold Water Industrial Grade Honda GX390 Gas Engine Pressure Washer

The Cold Water Industrial Grade Honda GX390 Gas Engine Pressure Washer delivers powerful cleaning performance with 4000 PSI at 4.0 GPM, making it ideal for tough industrial applications. Featuring a reliable Honda GX390 engine, a durable Interpump triplex plunger pump, built-in chemical injector, thermal pump protection, and a 30-ft wire braided hose, it ensures long-lasting, efficient operation. Additional highlights include quick-connect nozzles, a powder-coated steel frame, and 10” pneumatic wheels for mobility. Assembled in Canada, this washer combines power, durability, and convenience for professional-grade results.

Industrial Grade 15 HP Gas Engine Cold Water Pressure Washer

The Industrial Grade 15 HP Gas Engine Cold Water Pressure Washer is ideal for tough commercial and residential jobs. Built with a reliable Interpump triplex plunger pump and direct drive system, it includes features like an engine oil alert, thermal pump protection, a built-in chemical injector, and a pressure regulator. Durable accessories—such as a 36" steel lance, 50ft braided hose, and 4050 PSI-rated gun—complement five quick-connect nozzles for versatile use. Designed for mobility with 10” pneumatic wheels and a rugged, powder-coated frame, this Canadian-assembled washer offers professional-grade performance and longevity.

Cold Water Industrial Grade Honda GX200 Gas Engine Pressure Washer

The Cold Water Industrial Grade Honda GX200 Gas Engine Pressure Washer features a vibration-reducing design, a fully welded chassis, and a stable, customizable cart with easy mobility. Key highlights include a top-tier Interpump triplex plunger pump, direct drive with built-in unloader, thermal pump protection, and comprehensive accessories like a 30ft hose, five quick-connect nozzles, and a 36" steel lance. Proudly assembled in Canada, this washer delivers unmatched performance, reliability, and longevity for demanding cleaning tasks.

FAQs

1. What size gas engine pressure washer is best for cleaning a large driveway with stubborn stains?

A gas pressure washer with at least 3,000 PSI and 2.5 GPM is ideal for large driveways and heavy-duty stains. This power level effectively lifts oil, grime, and mildew from concrete surfaces without requiring extensive scrubbing.

2. How often should I change the oil in a gas pressure washer engine?

Change the oil after the first 5 hours of use (break-in period), then every 50 hours or once per season, whichever comes first. Always use SAE 30 or 10W-30 oil, depending on the manufacturer’s recommendation and climate conditions.

3. Can I use hot water with a standard gas pressure washer?

No, most gas pressure washers are designed for cold water only. Using hot water can damage the pump and seals unless the unit is specifically rated as a hot water pressure washer.

4. What’s the difference between axial and triplex pumps in gas pressure washers?

Axial pumps are maintenance-free and suited for occasional use, while triplex pumps are more durable, rebuildable, and ideal for frequent or commercial-grade cleaning jobs.

5. Why does my gas pressure washer lose pressure during use?

Pressure loss is often caused by clogged nozzles, a worn-out pump, air in the system, or a dirty inlet filter. Regular maintenance and using the correct spray tip can prevent this.