This video got me from barely knowing what carburetor is to a functional pressure washer in 5 minutes. Well done!

Same problem on a Briggs and Stratton pressure washer. I watched just to see how to clean carb. No gunk in mine at all it looked brand new. Wished I watched all the way thru the first time. Only gunk was in the plug for the bowl. Thanks!

After hours of pulling cord and cleaning plugs I finally watch this video. Clean the main jet and it start. Great video.

I don't have this exact model, but gave me a good enough idea of what to do. I was able to fix the clogged carb and clean everything in less than 15 min. Thanks for posting!!

Used my almost new 3000 PSI 2.7 GPM 875 twice and let it sit for two years with gas (shame on me). Had it up on FB Marketplace for 2 days. Way to many calls for the price listed. Decided to check out how to repair and this was the first video I watched. Now it is not for sale and it's running perfect! You the man!

Thank you, judging from the comments either many didn’t have dads, never did chores, or didn’t pay attention to what their dad was teaching…either way thanks!

Thank you for the video! My brand new Briggs n Stratton powerstroke pressure washer wouldn’t start and I followed your instructions and fixed it! So happy!!!!

Excellent! My carb was filled with oily residue. Your clean-out instructions plus a little seafoam worked, runs great now.

The assembly of the lawn mower could be done without any problems

Really a big help and so appreciate this wonderful video tutorial that you took the time to post. I indeed had a blockage in that bottom screw. Would have never noticed that it had a "T" type of mini fuel flow channels. Carb spray and a stiff strand of copper wire indeed cleared the blockage. The carb spray showed it was blocked and then showed it open after a good cleaning as instructed. Thanks. Unfortunately, after performing this cleaning my engine still did not start. So this is what I learned. You have to take the carb off and really clean the remaining thin channel passageways in the carb. Use your phone and take good pictures of the carb unit before you start and during the disassembly so you install back to spec with all the proper hard-wire connections, positions, spacers, etc. A big help when you start to put it back together! Once free and in your hand, look at the bottom of the carb where that bolt screws into and clean that very small passageway with your wire and carb cleaner. Same with another very small fuel passageway above that the float unit controls. You may notice it is red in color. You'll know when they are clear once again by the free-flowing carb spray coming out the other end. Vio la... it finally started up! A beautiful feeling after 3 failed attempts. Be patient, work organized with good light, be comfortable and shoot photos as needed to have as a reference for the reverse procedure. You'll be winning this time.

Thanks for the video. When I saw you working in the grass, my first thought was something will drop into it. I like working on a clean table at a comfortable working height.

Helped me solve my problem with a like type pressure washer. The seal to put the carburetor back on, however, is an act of science! Must be precise and never over tighten. Thanks to this video, it saved me from having to deal with the protection plan joke of a service ticket. Great job!

thanks for the easy to follow instructions. I don't know where I was when guys like you were learning how to do this stuff.

Thanks! this video helped me get running in no time flat! Couldn't have done it without you.

I put fuel stabilizer in my 91 gas just before I put it away and it gummed up before I was even finished with it. I appreciate this tutorial, my pressure washer is a main tool for my boat detailing business. Time to get it working..

Thanks for the simple video, this did the trick for me. In my instance the gaskets were fine. All I needed to do was clean out that carb nut/valve I didn't know it had a function other than being a nut, simple canned air blast blew out the black gunk.

Thank you for taking the time to put this up! Very helpful!

I have a 3200 psi powerstroke pressure washer that is about 6 months old and didn’t want to start,this did the trick,thank you for sharing.

I really needed this video. Maybe now I can get a bunch of my equipment running. Thank you.

I use a blue tarp from Harbor to work on top of that way of anything falls its there. Typically a quick clean up for any gas or oil that haas fallen on the tarp.