Armor AMR-RMW2.2G24.U Universal Pressure Washer Pump (Same as The FNA510003 and FNA510011)

I bought this to replace an OLD Toy-Bilt Pressure washer pump. The model is 41056. The original pump was a GX series pump made by Giant. Discontinued By Troy-Bilt. I searched high and low for a replacement pump, but no pumps fit the pattern of mine. After Removing the pump and adapter shown in picture I was able to bolt this right to the motor itself. It is an Intek motor and with the help of some spacers fit fine. I needed the following3 3/8 diameter spacers x 1 inch in length3 bolts 3/8 x 3" with an thread pitch of 166 WashersI put washers on both sides of the spacers for support. I have used the pressure washer multiple times and pump works great, figured I'd add this information in case someone else is looking to save some money and resurrect and old pressure washer.

I have a TroyBilt 2550 PSI 2.3 GPM pressure washer model 20337 The pump was easy to install and works better than the original pump. High quality components were used on this pump IE Brass It looked to be high quality from every aspect!! Strong recommendation for Wood Sales Company and a good return policy if it does not fit!

Troy-bilt pressure washer with Briggs and Stratton 4.5hp 020245 engine. Install took maybe 15 minutes, including removal of old pump. As many others have said, you'll need longer bolts. I used M8, 1.25 pitch, 50mm bolts, and they worked well. Get the pressure washer up onto something like a stand, or saw horses so you can get under it without laying it over on it's side. If you lay it over, all the gas and oil will leak out, and the engine will fall off when you remove the old pump!

I rebuilt my original pump (Part Number 194216GS) on my B&S 020228 many times before it finally started leaking. Briggs & Stratton stopped manufacturing replacement pumps, so I found this one (AMR-RMW2.2G24.U) as a possible replacement. It was easy to install -- all 3 mounting holes lined up, however, I had to get longer mounting bolts since the mount attach points were thicker than the original. You will need 3 M8-1.25 x 50 mm bolts (I used two 60 mm and one 50 mm bolt to fit under the breather). Remember to secure the engine when changing the pump; since the mounting bolts also hold the engine to the chassis! So far, the pump works great (I now have about 6 hours on the pump): however, when starting the engine, you must not have any back pressure on the pump. You must hold the spray gun trigger open when starting or it is a very hard pull to start (you'll break your rope!) Two more small issues: I don't see an easy way to change the pump oil. The B&S had a drain plug on the side of the pump. And lastly, it did not come with any sort of instructions or maintenance manual. I hope this helps someone trying to salvage their older B&S.

Used this to repair an off brand power sprayer with a Honda motor purchased at a SAMS club. All the parts fit well and seems like it will last a little while. Typically these things don't do well when sitting idle during the winter and starting up again. Guess I will find out this spring when I fire up the sprayer for the season.

I like that this is a universal fit pump and the unloader can be easily adjusted. It installed easily and works well but I didn't rate longevity since I installed and tested it today. I'm using it with a Honda GCV160, 5.5 HP engine. This gave me a new pressure washer for a fraction of the cost. The original pump had a 2nd unloader fail and also was leaking water from the pump.

It fits perfect on my old Briggs & Stratton 4.5HP 2200 PSI. Needs longer screws M8-1.25 50mm otherwise installation is quite easy. the pump is more powerful than the original OEM so took me a while to get use to it. It gave the old pressure washer a new life as the OEM is discontinued!

The install for this pump was straight forward. Once installed it operated as expected but within 30min of use, the pump started to leak very badly out of its casing. Within a few minutes it did not generate any pressure out of the handle and all of the water was leaking out of the side of the housing. Upon inspection, one of the 3 bolts holding the pump together snapped and caused the case to crack. Scared to reorder and waste another $100.