Sealey PWM2500SP 6.5hp Petrol Pressure Washer 198 Bar

The Sealey PWM2500SP is a petrol pressure washer for places without mains electricity. A 209cc four-stroke engine drives it. You start it with a recoil pull. Sealey designed it for commercial and demanding cleaning jobs.

Maximum pressure is 198 bar. Rated pressure is 158 bar. Flow reaches 513 litres an hour. That clears caked mud from plant and tools fast. Five nozzles are supplied. They cover 0, 15, 25 and 40 degrees plus a low pressure detergent nozzle.

The self-priming pump has a brass head. A pick-up hose with a filter draws water from any reservoir. A 3.7L tank feeds the low pressure detergent system. You get a 7.6m pressure hose and a 3m water pipe. A 1m gun and lance completes the set.

Safety is built in. A trigger latch, low oil shut-down and an automatic cool-down guard the user and the engine. The frame has a vibration-resistant foot and two wheels. At 24kg it is easy to shift around site. It runs dry of oil when supplied, so fill the sump before use.

The 209cc petrol engine turns a pump with a brass head. Rated pressure is 158 bar at 6.7 litres a minute. The peak is 198 bar. Brass handles heat and wear better than plastic. A pick-up hose with a filter feeds the pump from any tank. The detergent system works at low pressure. That is normal for pressure washers. Swap to the detergent nozzle to draw cleaner from the tank.

Run it outdoors only because petrol engines make exhaust fumes. Check the oil level before every start. Let the engine cool before refuelling. Wear ear defenders as noise reaches 111dB. Use eye protection and boots. Never point the jet at people. Keep the trigger latch on when you are not spraying.