Armor AMR-RMW2.2G24.V (Replaces the RMW2.2G24 EZ model)

I have a craftsman pressure washer and my original pump wouldn't put out water. Once I replaced this piece it worked great. Thank you.

I had the old pump off and the one installed in a matter of minutes. Started pressure washing with it a few minutes after installing. Had enough pressure to edge my lawn around my sidewalk lol

Product was on time and right part

As other reivewers have notes, there is no oil filler in the pump or opening in the three legs to access the engine sump plug for an oil change....but it is not a major hurdle I suspect. It hangs a little lower than the original due to the pressure valve but still has bround clearance. I cannot assess durability at this point.

My old pump went out and this looked like just the right replacement item. It had a couple of fittings that didn't quite match up to the factory unit, but after installing without modification, it seems to work great! I'm pleased.

I had to order a couple of these before I was able to get one to work. It turns out the problem was the pressure control valve in the pumps I received (3) were all corroded and blocking water from pushing through the pump. In other words, you plug your garden hose in and turn the water on, but no water would come out of the pump at all.This happened on all 3 of the pumps I ordered from this manufacturer. I originally ordered the forward facing pump by accident, and returned a second unit thinking it was defective due to no water coming out. When #3 had the same issue, I started doing a little DIY to figure out the issue...Once I figured it out, removed the pressure control valve from the pump, and cleared out the corrosion/debris the pump works great. Though I'm not sure why 3 "new" pumps would have the amount of corrosion on this part which does have me a little concerned about the longevity of the pump...

Easy to install fit perfect

Pump doesn’t come with shear pin. For probably a $1.00 dollar item, I drove all around where I live with no luck. Wasted several hours driving and at least $15.00 in fuel. Why not include the damm pin with pump and just tack cost of pin onto price of pump.