New Legacy GX9536 Sale

Legacy GX Pump Series
• Designed and engineered exclusively for pressure washers.
• Five year limited warranty.
• Forged Brass Manifold with FEA computer enhanced design to
increase strength in critical areas. Exclusive lifetime warranty.
• Die Cast Aluminum Crankcase with extended piston rod
guides for long seal life.
• Die Cast Aluminum Connecting Rods with
extended length and size.
• Mirror finish Ceramic Plungers with increased
thickness to resist themal shock and corrosion.
• Industrial duty tapered roller bearings.
• Stainless steel inlet and discharge Valve Assemblies.
• Forged valve caps with recessed O-rings to withstand
leakage at high pressures.
• Dacromet® coated manifold bolts for extra corrosion resistance.
• U-Seal Packing Assembly for long life and temperature resistance.
NEW GX9536L.2 gives you 9.5gpm @ 3600psi!!!!!!!
introductory Sale $874.91 shipping included

What size engine does this monster need?

30hp to reach full specs

Bill you are fast! Earlier this morning I got one of these shipped to me on accident. I really ordered the GX8030L to replace my Landa LX8030. But then to my surprise I received this new pump! So it ends up that my 24hp will still push pretty close to 3000psi and 8gpm with this pump so I am good with it. And I got charged for a gx8030 so I actually saved $100. Bill was very helpful. And I even called Russ to make sure I was okay. Once I get it up and running I will let the board know what my 24hp Honda pushes with this puppy. I am hoping for 3000psi at 8gpm.

That's downright attractive looking. Brutish and sexy all at the same time.

This pump is SWEET! Okay, I had some issues plumbing it, but finally got it up and running. I was using the wrong size unloader... I am running 8gpm at 3000PSI but I swear it feels like 4000PSI!!

Here she is plumbed.


Perfect for construction clean ups!

That pump looks exactly like the new Hotsy pumps.

I'm going to order a Legacy pump next week or so to replace the TS2021 that I blew up on my old machine. I decided to keep it, fix it, put it on a trailer and I'll use it as a backup machine.

With my truck going to see it's girlfriend at the dealership almost weekly now I can't afford to have any down time with the work load I have.