GX630 Honda Electric Start H.O. Hot Water Super-Skid 5.5 GPM 3500 PSI General
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Overview
This is a self-contained hot-water pressure washer skid rated at 3500 PSI and 5.5 GPM, built on a US-made powder-coated steel frame with fork-lift channels. It runs a Honda GX630 electric-start engine turning a General belt-drive pump at reduced RPM through a 3-groove cog V-belt system, so the pump spins slower for longer service life and less downtime. Heat comes from a Beckett burner and schedule 80 coil with an adjustable thermostat, fed by a 15-gallon onboard poly fuel tank. It's built for contractors who need high flow and high heat in one compact package to mount on a trailer, deck, or truck bed. Ships factory-assembled and tested. Includes a marine-grade battery box; battery not included.
What's included
- Honda GX630 commercial electric-start engine
- General belt-drive pump at reduced RPM for longer service life
- 3VX 3-groove cog V-belt drive for balanced power transfer
- Schedule 80 coil with stainless steel coil wrap, burner hood, and control panel
- Beckett burner with adjustable thermostat
- 15-gallon onboard poly fuel tank
- Low-profile US steel frame with fork-lift channels, 48"L x 43"W x 48"H
- Marine-grade battery box (battery not included); engine and pump oil drains; safety pressure relief valve
Heavy Duty
Best for: driveways, concrete, paint stripping, commercial degreasing
Specifications
- Pressure (PSI)
- 3000 to 3999
- Flow (GPM)
- 5.0 to 5.9
- Engine
- Honda
- Drive
- Belt
- Pump
- General belt-drive (reduced RPM)
- Burner
- Beckett
- Coil
- Schedule 80, stainless steel wrap
- Fuel Tank
- 15 gallon poly, onboard
- Frame Dimensions
- 48"L x 43"W x 48"H
- Frame
- Powder-coated US domestic steel, fork-lift channels
- Charging
- 12V unit includes 20 amp charging system
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