i bought 2 husky power washers less than 2 yrs from home depo and have had nothing but problems with them..water leaks.motor doesnt work.plastics wands tips stripped off. treads on water inlet stripped.clooged up wands..soap dispenser does not work.this product is made out of cheap plastic..i own a 1100 psi for 15 year before i bought the husky..they look good but perform very poorly.all sort of problems.got tire going to home depo so i gave up..washers are still in garage looking good and taking up space..shooping for a new power washer today..not at home depo or to say a husky.i have spent more time repairing them than i have use them..

I purchased a Husky powerwash 1800 at the end of the summer season, therfore I didn't use it until the following spring. At that time I had new siding installed so I didn't need the soap wand for anything. I used the regular wand and things went well. The following spring I wanted to try the soap wand and it just leaked water everywhere with no pressure at all. The wand was cracked. I went to Home Depot and explained the problem, they told me to go to the manufacturer which I did. I was told it was out of warranty. At the time of purchase, I paid Home Depot for an additional warranty period, so then I took the problem to them. Home Depot told me that since it was defective when I bought it that it was Husky's problem not theirs. I am thinking about just ordering another soap wand, but I can tell you one thing, I'll never take an extended warranty on anything from Home Depot again. Now I have to see if I can even get the part from Husky. Bad experience from both companies.

I have had this power washer for approx nine months and have used it 4 times last summer (max).

I drained and stored it properly last fall (in my warm basement), and, when I took it out this past weekend, the handle leaked like a cheap umbrella.

I called (or chatted with) my friendly Husky Customer Service Rep who informed me that, while the power washer was warranteed for 3 years, the handle was only covered for 90 DAYS!

He then so graciously offered me a replacement for $40 plus shipping.

First of all, a loaf bread in the fridge lasts longer that 90 days.
Second, using their logic, it looks as though I will need to pay approximately $40 annually so my $190 power washer works properly.
Third, when I took the handle apart to trouble shoot, I saw that, while the nozzle was brass, both sides of the housing was made of plastic! Plastic and brass won't last a month at 120 PSI -- let alone 2, 000 PSI. It is junk...no wonder they give you a 90-day warrantee.
Fourth, even a cursory review of the net would show that Husky has a horrible reputation for these power washers. If I would have looked, I never would have bought.

Don't buy this piece of trash. I am taking my washer back to Home Depot this weekend. If they don't give me my money back completely, I will never step foot in there again. I will go to Lowes.