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Model #020727 Official Briggs & Stratton gas power washer
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Parts List
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Pressure washer wand (replaces 207784gs, 705373)
Part #706595
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$43.87 |
35% OFF
MSRP: $68.00
Pressure washer o-ring kit (replaces 196002gs)
Part #705001
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$18.16 |
30% OFF
MSRP: $26.00
Cap-chemical
Part #706583
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$10.79 |
16% OFF
Phone Price: $12.79
Lawn mower decal
Part #316394GS
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$20.73
Nozzle (replaces 317349gs)
Part #771692
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$116.39 |
10% OFF
MSRP: $130.00
Recommended maintenance parts and accessories
Symptoms for gas pressure washers
Things to do: tune up the engine, inject pump saver into the water pump when storing the pressure washer for the winter
Main causes: overfilling engine with oil, improper fuel/air mixture, choke system problems, dirty carburetor, engine needs tune up
Main causes: pump running for more than 5 minutes when the spray wand isn't being used, faulty pressure relief valve, bad unloader valve
Main causes: insufficient water supply, clogged water inlet screen, clogged pressure hose, faulty pump check valves, stuck unloader valve
Main causes: using a high-pressure spray tip when applying detergent, clogged siphon tube, chemical injection system failure
Main causes: damaged recoil starter, oil inside cylinder, locked up engine piston
Main causes: dirty air filter, stale fuel, clogged or dirty carburetor, bad unloader valve
Main causes: stale fuel, gummed up carburetor, engine needs tune up, throttle and choke controls need adjustment, bad recoil starter
Main causes: faulty unloader valve, bad pressure regulator
Repair guides for gas pressure washers
The chemical injection valve draws detergent into the pump. If it’s not drawing detergent, use a repair kit to replace the chemical injection valve.
Repair difficulty
Time required
15 minutes or less
O-rings seal fittings on the pressure washer pump. Damaged seals allow water to leak from the pump. Follow these steps to replace the O-rings in a leaking pressure washer pump.
Repair difficulty
Time required
45 minutes or less
The pump can be damaged by air in the inlet water supply or by chemicals that remain in the pump body after using the chemical injection system. Follow these steps to replace a damaged pump.
Repair difficulty
Time required
15 minutes or less
Articles and videos common to all pressure washers
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