020552-00 Briggs and Stratton Pressure Washer - Overview

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Kit, Chem Hose & Filter – Part Number: 192796GS
$31.95
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Kit, Chem Hose & Filter
Part #192796GS
Kit, Engine Mounting Hardware – Part Number: 195294GS
$41.95
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Kit, Engine Mounting Hardware
Part #195294GS
This is an authentic replacement part that has been sourced from the original manufacturer to be used with pressure washers from Briggs & Stratton and Troy-Bilt. The hardware is used to attach the motor to the frame assembly. The kit includes rubber isolators that absorb engine vibration. This kit is sold complete with all the parts that are in the photo.
18oz 30w 4 Cycle Oil – Part Number: 100005
$8.95
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18oz 30w 4 Cycle Oil
Part #100005
This bottle of oil can be used in over 150 different types of machinery. It is most commonly used for pressure washers and generators from manufacturers such as Briggs and Stratton and Troy-Bilt. This detergent oil is warranty approved and specially compounded for warm weather use. Please note: it is important to avoid over filling your engine with oil.
Grommet – Part Number: 30809GS
$7.95
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Grommet
Part #30809GS
Kit, Handle Fastening – Part Number: 203040GS
$12.95
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Kit, Handle Fastening
Part #203040GS
Thermal Relief Valve – Part Number: 208673GS
$27.95
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Thermal Relief Valve
Part #208673GS
This genuine OEM sourced replacement part is designed for use with pressure washers. If the pressure washer runs too long with out the release of water from the sprayer, the water will heat up inside the pump. Once the water gets to a certain temperature the thermal valve will open and release the pressurized hot water, to protect the pump. If this happens too often you have a greater chance of damaging your pump. This valve consists of one (1) metal and one (1) plastic piece. To complete this repair you will need a wrench.
Gun – Part Number: 704311
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Gun
Part #704311
Kit, Pump Mounting Hardware – Part Number: 192132GS
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Kit, Vibe Mount – Part Number: 192310GS
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Kit, Vibe Mount
Part #192310GS
It is an authentic high quality item that is supplied from original equipment manufacturer for use with Briggs and Stratton and Troy-Bilt pressure washers. This kit attaches to the base of the pressure washer to reduce vibration when the unit is turned on. This kit includes two durable rubber mounts, two metal washers, two bolts and two lock nuts.
Kit, Garden Hose Inlet – Part Number: 199310GS
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Kit, Garden Hose Inlet
Part #199310GS
Axle, 5/8" – Part Number: 191267RGS
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Axle, 5/8"
Part #191267RGS
This is a genuine replacement part sourced from the original manufacturer for use with power generators. The metal axle connects to the machine's frame structure and is used to provide a mount for the wheels. This item is sold as an individual replacement part, please see illustrated part list for associative parts.
Connect,Quick – Part Number: 95458GS
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Connect,Quick
Part #95458GS

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The foward motor mounts both failed allowing the entire engine and pump to swing back
1 of 2 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Edward from BANGOR, PA
  • Really Easy
  • Less than 15 mins
  • Wrench set
I loosened the rear motor mounts which protrude through slots in the frame using a 15mm open end allowing the engine to be moved enough to pass the front mounts through both the frame and the engine mounting holes. The upper bolts on the front mounts don't have enough clearance for a socket or box end and the open end gets less than a qua rter turn at a time unless you remove the wheels. I just took my time and tightened the nuts being careful not to round the corners. The lower bolt/nuts present no problem.
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