Premium IGX 800 Honda Electric Start 10 GPM- 3000 PSI High Output Hot Water
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Overview
This is a hot water pressure washer skid built around a Honda IGX 800 electric-start engine, putting out 3000 PSI at 10 GPM. It pairs high flow and high pressure in a compact, self-contained package with an aluminum frame over a stainless steel sub-frame, a schedule 80 heating coil, and a Beckett burner. A reduced-RPM General pump on a 3VX belt drive keeps wear down for long field service. It runs off its own 12-gallon poly fuel tank with no external power needed, and comes ready to mount and tank-feed on a trailer, deck, or truck bed. Built for contractors and fleet operators who need serious hot-water cleaning capacity in a movable footprint. Includes a marine-grade battery.
What's included
- Honda IGX 800 commercial/industrial electric-start engine
- 3000 PSI at 10 GPM hot water output
- Reduced-RPM General pump on 3VX belt drive for long service life
- Aluminum frame with stainless steel sub-frame, forklift pockets, and lifting provisions
- Schedule 80 heating coil with stainless coil wrap, burner hood, and control panel
- Reliable Beckett burner with adjustable thermostat
- On-board 12-gallon poly fuel tank, fully self-contained (no external power required)
- Compact 50"L x 33"W x 50"H frame; includes marine-grade battery and 20-amp charging system
Specifications
- Flow (GPM)
- 9.0+
- Engine
- Honda
- Horsepower
- 15 to 20+
- PSI
- 3000
- Pump
- General (reduced-RPM); AR available
- Drive
- 3VX belt drive
- Water Type
- Hot water
- Heating Coil
- Schedule 80
- Burner
- Beckett, adjustable thermostat
- Fuel Tank
- 12 gallon poly
- Frame
- Aluminum with stainless steel sub-frame
- Dimensions
- 50"L x 33"W x 50"H
- Battery
- Marine-grade; 12V units include 20-amp charging system
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