AR Annovi Reverberi RMW22G24-EZ-SX Replacement Left-Handed Pump. 2400 PSI, 2.2 GPM, 166 Max Bar, Easy Start Valve, Thermal Relief Valve.

If you select "EZ-PKG" (EZ version of pump plus some attachments) the description is for the "EZ-SX-PKG" model, with a mirror-image mounting configuration. I read that description, saw it would fit, and switched to the EZ non-PKG version, but that also switches the description to the other configuration, so I received the wrong pump. I don't know know what you'd get if you ordered the EZ-SZ-PKG, since the description and size code disagree. In my case, I needed the EZ-SX.When I got the right pump, it installed easily, and the pressure washer works like new again.Interestingly, Fakespot.com gave the reviews for this product on Amazon an F, meaning their algorithms suspect there are lots of fake or deceptive reviews posted here, but they give Annovi a decent grade overall. I personally thought the reviews looked legit, and this part is the exact same pump as my Brute washer was built with, so I decided to chance it and ignore the F on Fakespot. And I'm glad I did - replacing the whole pump was the better option than replacing all the valves in the old one.In the case of my Brute, the old pump wasn't loosing pressure like a lot of people describe, but it was killing the engine. I believe high pressure water was getting on the wrong side of the pump until the engine could no longer move the pump at all and it would stall. The unloader valve seemed a likely suspect, but it seemed fine when I took it apart. I'm still not sure where the original pump was failing, but it had worked well for around 10 years of occasional use including washing all the siding on the house a number of times. Hopefully I'll get as much use out of the replacement pump.

Works good. Seems to have decent pressure.

A perfect bolt up fit for my Honda GC160. My old pump has a brass fill valve (plastic here), and the thermal relief valve looks different on the new unit. It has some oil, but it's a bit below the fill hole. 80/90 wt specified on the old unit, only 90 wt spec'd on this one. Shaft and key fit perfectly- but I put a lot of grease on it for future removal. I can hear the unloader valve cycle on this when I'm not running water through the gun. Not sure if my old one was working or not. Pump body got very warm, but valve body stayed cool. I guess that's OK. Good strong pressure and flow through out my 30 min. porch washing today; used the soap, low and med. pressure tips. Unit was packaged very well- double wrapped in heavy bubble wrap and that was in a big box with lots of packing peanuts. Also shipped with plastic thread protectors on the inlet and exhaust valves. Sopme valves had that paint on them to let you know if they've come loos a bit, and there was a QC stamp on the unit as well. Pretty confident this will last for a while. It took me a bit of searching to find this pump; others a bit more expensive and weren't quite clear on what they were. I found this one by name, not Craftsman, Briggs, or Honda. This one is also the "reverse" model that puts the inlet and outlet backwards- towards the handle, which is the orginal config of my Craftsman PW. Fit perfectly and the engine was easy to start.

Looked up using exact part number off the failed pump. The factory exact part number stops with the 24, not specifying if it was an ez or an ex-sx at all. Photos shown to arrive at what was needed were from the engine side of the assembly looking down, not the assembly as installed in the washer. That mix of issues greatly increased the amount of time to find that yes this was in fact the correct part. Works as expected, with zero complaints about performance. Instillation was a simple reverse of removal with the understanding to use the bolts to slowly pull the unit into final seating location without scoring the drive shaft (not difficult, and not I did not bother to read the instillation manual as I would have had to go into the house and open my email - 3 bolts and a slotted keyway shaft not a problem). Worth the time to do it yourself (half an hour or so start to finish), and for my money less issues that throwing various parts at the old pump one at a time. Old one lasted 7 plus years so no complaints there either, and dont see any significant change from the original.

This was a simple pump swap once I figured out the proper pump to order! I am happy with the performance and quality of the pump. Never owning one of these I learned to start the engine before turning the water on to it , otherwise you may end up fighting the pump and think it's broken. At first I thought it had a bypass for the starting process but if water is on the pressure build up fights you.

I discovered this power washer pump to be a great replacement for my Brute power washer, which is equipped with a Briggs & Stratton 6.5 H.P. engine. It fit the motor shaft perfectly,and the mounting holes lined up perfectly as well. In fact, it looked to be the exact same pump that my power washer was originally equipped with. My power washer is around 10 years old, and has seem some very hard use. So if this new pumps lasts anywhere near as long as my original one did, I will be more than satisfied. The Briggs & Stratton engine still runs like it did when it was new, and always starts right up on one pull. In an effort to help insure that this pump will last as long as my original one did, I decided to drain the 80/90 gear oil out of it that it came with, and I replaced it with the exact same amount of full synthetic 80/90 gear oil. I'm not suggesting this is necessary, but I like the extra protection a full synthetic oil provides, both in an engine and otherwise. I am very satisfied with the performance of this new pump so far, and I feel confident that I will continue to be for many years to come.This particular pump is configured to have the water hose connection facing the back (towards the handle,)which is how the original one was. I believe they also offer a replacement pump that has the hose connection facing the front, Be sure to check yours before ordering.