Industrial Hot Water Pressure Washer – 23.7 HP Kohler Diesel Engine, Legacy Pump
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Industrial Hot Water Pressure Washer – 23.7 HP Kohler Diesel Engine, Legacy Pump

$17,000.00
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Category
Industrial
Type
hot water pressure washer

About this product

This industrial hot water pressure washer is a high-performance, skid-mounted unit powered by a 23.7 HP Kohler Diesel Engine with a Legacy GX9536r pump. It delivers a maximum pressure of 3,600 PSI and an impressive flow rate of 9.1-10 GPM. A key feature is its hot water capability, reaching temperatures between 250-300 F, ideal for sanitizing and cutting through tough grease. This robust machine is designed for demanding industrial cleaning applications.

Our take

This industrial hot water pressure washer is clearly a powerhouse built for heavy-duty applications. The 23.7 HP Kohler Diesel Engine combined with the Legacy pump promises serious performance, delivering 3,600 PSI and a massive 9.1-10 GPM flow. The hot water capability, reaching up to 300 F, is a game-changer for sanitization and tackling grease. It’s skid-mounted, so it's not designed for casual portability, but rather for installation in a dedicated workspace or vehicle. This is a significant investment at $17,000.00, tailored for professionals who need top-tier industrial cleaning power.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • 23.7 HP Kohler Diesel Engine
  • Hot water up to 300 F
  • High 3,600 PSI pressure
  • Exceptional 9.1-10 GPM flow

Cons

  • Very high price point
  • Skid-mounted, not portable
  • Heavy-duty industrial use only

Specifications

  • Brand Unbranded
  • Horsepower 23.7
  • Model Kohler KDW1003 Diesel Engine/L egacy GX9536r Pump
  • Style Skid-Mounted
  • Maximum Temperature 250-300 F
  • Maximum Pressure 3,600 psi
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Flow
9.1-10 gpm

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