Canpump CF 3030 G: 3000 psi @ 3.1 US gpm Pressure Washer Pump with External Unloader (Easily Replaceable), 3/4-inch Gas Shaft, Horizontal Replacement Triplex Pump

This pump is a quality replacement and works as designed. It is pre-filled with pump oil and ready to install. Attach with your existing 4 bolts to the engine and install the supplied water and hose manifold. Comes with a new cleaner suction hose and additional o-rings. The unit is worth the price and quality built.

Finding repair parts for my Ridgid power washer pump was extremely frustrating. After a couple years I decided to take a chance on replacing it. So glad that I did. This pump is working great and cost less than replacement parts that may or may not have worked. The only issue I had was that the input and output lines ran into the leg of the frame. The input line fix was easily corrected with a 90 deg fitting. Was unsure about converting the output so I cut a notch in the leg. In hindsight, I should have at least tried to install a 90 deg fitting there as well.

Bought a customer return at TSC Simpson with a CRX 224cc motor for $100 note said no pressure; Well they were right the axial cam pump had the keyway spun right out of it. No problem though I had really just wanted the frame to mount a Predator 212cc/qualtiy pump and do a couple mods including electric start. Small issue is the soap injection is doa going to reach out to seller for support but we use a foam cannon most of the time anyway so not a big deal. The Simpson pump had Allen key bolts that would not work on this due to wrench clearance. The required bolts (on most engines) are 5/16-24 x 1" Grade 5 w/ real lock washers (Not Split Rings!) Tl;dr got the pump on and it runs beautifully the CRX motor starts first pull, runs right around 3k psi, I set my unloader to spike @ 3100psi and it runs a 16" surface cleaner as good as anything else.

I purchased this pump for my Dewalt DXPW3025 3000 PSI pressure washer after the stock AAA 8.7Ga12 pump blew out for no apparent reason. The pressure washer uses a Honda GX160 engine, which is on the lighter side of the engines mentioned here in the reviews. As you can see, the CAN Pump is a perfect fit. Installation is a breeze, it literally is four bolts holding it in to the keyway, so you merely rotate the input shaft to match the keyway and the pump will bolt right on. Don't forget to add oil! This pump doesn't come with any. I purchased the Amazon Mi TM AW-4085-0016 "power washer pump oil". A bit pricey for the bottle size and it is just short of the right amount. Similar oil is available at a particular "orange" store near you if needed. Note that the sight glass (pictured) will read just shy of half full if you pour in the entire bottle. When the washer is in use, the oil level drops to almost nothing in the sight glass! At first I thought the oil was gone, but when the pump was shut down the sight glass level gradually returned to the halfway mark. The pressure is what my old 3000 PSI pump used to do - this one is the same PSI but 3.1gpm rather than 3.0 but I didn't really notice a difference. The Honda drives it without struggling and it performs well. Time will tell how long it will run, but I am hoping with proper maintenance and "pump protector" fluid between uses I can get as much or more usage out of this beast. Overall I am pleased with my purchase and it was a lot cheaper than dropping $700 or so on a new pressure washer. DECEMBER 1 2021 UPDATE This pump is still going strong! I remain very happy and do recommend it.

Purchased this china knockoff as the workhorse for my first diy pressure washer build. After doing about a weeks work of research, I initially had a cat pump in my cart to purchase for about $100 more. I decided on this pump based on all of the positive reviews here, not to mention that this type of pump continuously kept appearing during my research under different oem brands (AR, General Pump, etc). First and foremost, this pump is a beast like others have mentioned. But bc it is a knockoff, I decided to purchase the 2 year aftermarket warranty offered by square trade as an insurance policy for my purchase. My pump measured 3000 psi on idle, and about 2700 psi on the trigger on it's maiden voyage. Which I can honestly say, is more than I can ask for - for my first real pressure washer. I have no doubt that this pump will last me a while if proper maintenance is performed as the manufacturer has directed. Pros: - Cost - Performance - Build quality - Packaging Cons: - No mounting hardware (bolts) included - Mounting to engine (Predator 212cc) somewhat difficult bc of bolt pattern. - Warranty information not clearly documented

I have an old Honda gx -200 the chemical valve broke the other day and I tried everything to fix it. Anyway, I decided to just buy this brand new pump. It arrived today. It came with oil inside the pump. Which was excellent. It fit perfectly. You will need the 4 bolts your old pump has and also the key. There was not a key in the kit or the 4 bolts. Which is fine but just an fyi. Be sure to not loose the key (metal bar)in your old pump when you take the old pump out to replace it. It’s literally just a little rectangle metal bar. The key will fall on the ground. It took a minute to line the key up with the pump. I just lightly pulled the started cord to move the pump shaft around. Took maybe 15 min to put the new pump on. One seal was loose in the package so it took me a little while to figure out where it went. The directions were great. I checked the oil. Came with 50’percent oil in the pump. Started it up with the water hose and gun attached and it felt like it had about 100x more power then the old pump. I used it for about 20 min and it worked amazingly well. So far so good. I will up date the review after a few more uses but so far five stars. Update. Used the pump today on a fence and then a concrete wall. Ran for maybe 2-3 hrs straight. Works great!! It’s like having a new pressure washer!

I replaced my worn out 5hp Honda gc motor and 2200psi/2.5gal /min axial pump with a new Honda gx200(6.5hp) and this bad boy triplex 3,000psi/ 3.1gal/min and it is a great match. I haven’t put a pressure gauge on the outlet yet but it has plenty of power to clean about anything you need. No cavitation issues like the old axial pump had. It just blast water for hours on end. Just finished a driveway at the lake and it ran 8 hrs nonstop the first day and 10 hrs the second. Wore 2 guys out. Got the gx200 for just under $300 and $200 for the pump. $500 with donor cart, hose and wand. That’s $1,000 piece retail. Couldn’t be happier. Wanted to build one for years and kept putting it off. Kicking myself now. If you need an upgrade don’t hesitate.

I purchased this pump to replace an AAA Triplex pump on my Simpson PS3228 power washer. The Canpump is just a bit to long to install without it hitting the back of the frame (see photos). Since the frame is made of tubular steel it was a pretty easy (2-person) job to use a long steel rod inserted into each side of the tube to bend it back about 1". This provided the needed clearance to allow the pump to installed without any additional issues. One other thing to be aware of is that this pump comes with a quick connect for the power washer hose , and my old pump was a threaded fitting, so plan on buying the adapter (which seems hard to find) or a new hose, which is what I opted for, if you have the same situation. Since I haven't received the new hose yet, I can't comment of the pump's performance, but I will update this review once I test it out. Otherwise the pump arrives in a sturdy, well packaged box, in two parts: the pump and the manifold. You have to connect the two, using the provided gasket/washers and tightened the manifold onto the pump. It's also shipped without oil, and calls for either 15W40 or 10W30. 15W40 is little difficult to find, but the 10W30 is readily available. You also get a spare set of o-rings, for the various fitting and future maintenance, as well, as a vented oil cap and detergent hose. The pump does not include any mounting bolts, I simply reused the ones holding my old pump on, but did have to find some flat washer, since the pump's mount has slotted opening that were a bit larger then the heads on my original bolts. All in all, this pump looks like a quality unit, but only time will tell. Last, I'm replacing my pump due to a bone head move of not fully draining the water out of it over the winter. If you are storing your pressure washer in a cold climate make sure to buy winterizer to prevent paying stupid tax like me! UPDATE JULY 7, 2019 Was able to try the new pump out today and it seems to work as well or maybe a bit better then the original AAA pump that was on the unit. I added a pressure gauge to test the to see if the pump delivered it's advertised pressure rating. When I first started the engine the pressure measured 2900 PSI when not being used. Upon pulling the trigger on the want the running pressure dropped to 2500 PSI. Upon releasing the wand trigger the pressure jumped back up to 3100 PSI. So, I'm not sure how the spec are measured from a sales perspective, but I assume it's the pressure the pump is capable of generating, and not the actual pressure while in use, which would seem kind of silly since the static presure doesn't help much. So... for what it's worth, the pump, with the Honda GX200 engine, delivered ~2500 PSI continuosly on my washer when using a "turbo wash" nozzle and 3100 PSI when not in use. The pump is rated at 3.1GPM, but I didn't have a way to test it, so your mileage will probably vary. I will try to post a video of the pump in operation as well, but overall I'm happy with how the pump worked. I'll update my review should I run into any issues down the road.