Pressure-Pro Pro-Skid Series 3500 PSI @ 5.5 GPM General Pump Honda Engine V-Belt Drive Cold Water Gas Pressure Washer - Tank/Skid & Hose Reel Sold Separately

Pressure-Pro Pro-Skid Series 3500 PSI @ 5.5 GPM General Pump Honda Engine V-Belt Drive Cold Water Gas Pressure Washer - Tank/Skid & Hose Reel Sold Separately

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M251S

$2075.00

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Pressure-Pro Pro-Skid Series 3500 PSI @ 5.5 GPM General Pump Honda Engine V-Belt Drive Cold Water Gas Pressure Washer - Tank/Skid & Hose Reel Sold SeparatelySTANDARD FEATURES Pro Skid units can be combined with various cold water pump engine units to achieve a Totally Self Contained 100 or 200 gallon tank feed system. Available pressures of 3500 PSI to 4000 PSI and flow rates up to 5. 5 GPM in belt, gear, and direct drive configurations. Add the tank skid model with desired equipment options listed to design a custom Honda powered unit built to your specifications. All skids are constructed of aircraft

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