Skid Mounted Pressure Washers
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Maverick Stampede Complete Professional Soft Wash System with 3 tanks and a Proprtioner
$5,499.97
As low as $137.50/mo -
Delux Mustang Pro Mini Complete Skid 4′ – Approved for Drone Use (Surface BOT)
$15,543.88
As low as $388.60/mo -
Complete Gas Powered Soft Wash System – Stallion Stampede
From $7,664.97
As low as $191.62/mo -
Professional Soft Wash System: Maverick Stampede 3 Tanks + Proportioner
$4,620.00
As low as $115.50/mo -
100 Gallon Tank Soft Wash Skid – Vanguard Engine, 11 gpm Pump, Aluminum Skid – Stallion Small Truck Batch
From $6,299.97
As low as $157.50/mo -
Mustang Pressure Wash System 5 GPM 4000 PSI – Approved for Drone Use
$3,877.87
As low as $96.95/mo -
HC/EE3010G Electric Pressure Washer (3 GPM @ 1,000 PSI)
$1,433.47
As low as $35.84/mo -
VB8030HGEA406 Cold Water Pressure Washer Belt Drive- 8 GPM @ 3000 PSI
$7,082.97
As low as $177.07/mo -
Honda 3000 PSI 5 GPM Skid Pressure Washer – Commercial
$2,948.97
As low as $73.72/mo -
RK43-8035-C
$12,314.97
As low as $307.87/mo -
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Mustang Mini Skid
$8,750.47
As low as $218.76/mo -
DELUX® RK-43-1030 Gas-Powered Hot Water Power Washer (10 GPM@3,000 PSI)
$15,748.97
As low as $393.72/mo -
DELUX ® 47-1028 GLDD Pressure Washer
$35,317.47
As low as $882.94/mo
Skid Mounted Pressure Washers: Buyer’s Guide
What is a skid-mounted pressure washer?
A skid-mounted pressure washer is a commercial-grade machine built on a rigid frame that bolts into a truck bed, van, or trailer. Skids protect components, simplify transport, and centralize fuel, hose reels, and controls so crews can park, pull hose, and get to work quickly.
Choose your build path
Hot Water Skids
Use heated cleaning power for grease, oil, and food soils. Burners add speed on tough jobs and demand routine burner care.
- Fast on heavy soils and degreasing
- Requires burner maintenance and ventilation
- Typically higher purchase cost and weight
Cold Water Skids
Efficient for general washing, concrete rinsing, and maintenance cleanups without the complexity of a burner.
- Lower initial cost and simpler upkeep
- Pairs well with detergents for many tasks
- Lighter total rig weight
Gas or Diesel Engine
Maximum portability and power where grid electricity isn’t available. Manage exhaust, fuel storage, and noise in enclosed spaces.
- Great for outdoor and remote sites
- Plan safe fuel storage and airflow
- Regular engine maintenance required
Electric Power
Zero on-site emissions at the point of use. Requires adequate electrical supply and is best with proper ventilation indoors.
- Smoother, quieter operation
- Confirm voltage/amperage on site
- Ideal for sensitive indoor areas
Pump and duty-cycle basics
Match pump style to how long and how often you spray. Commercial rigs benefit from components designed for sustained daily use.
| Component | Best For | Benefits | Considerations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Belt-Drive Pump | Long daily runtimes | Smoother operation; isolates pump from engine heat and vibration | More parts; larger footprint |
| Direct-Drive Pump | Intermittent or lighter duty | Compact and budget-friendly | Higher RPM; benefits from frequent cool-downs |
Truck, van, or trailer fitment
- Verify vehicle payload and axle ratings before installation.
- Measure bed length, door openings, and tie-down points to confirm clearance.
- Use through-bolts and load-spreading plates; avoid relying on straps alone.
- Plan safe exhaust routing and crossflow ventilation for engines and burners.
- Choose hose reel placement for straight pulls and quick stow.
- Account for water tank weight and baffling if your jobsites have inconsistent supply.
Secure skids to the vehicle structure and follow local fire and transport rules for fuel, venting, and load restraint. Improper mounting can damage equipment and create hazards.
Water supply and jobsite realities
Match machine flow to the water you have. If supply is inconsistent, add a properly secured buffer tank and plumb for easy filling, filtration, and drain-down. Always confirm backflow requirements and disposal rules with local authorities or facility managers.
Maintenance planning
- Follow your engine, pump, and burner manuals for service intervals.
- Keep burner components clean and tuned for reliable hot-water performance.
- Prepare for freezing conditions with proper storage and antifreeze procedures.
Standardize fittings, quick-couplers, and hose lengths across crews. It speeds changeouts and reduces downtime when a rig is in the field.
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