By far the question we are asked the most is how to tell which pump the customer has. AR does label their RMW pumps but they do not mark on that label whether it is the EZ or the EZ-SX pump. There are two ways to tell which pump you have. The first way is to look at the direction your inlet and outlet tube face in relation to where the spark plug is located. If the tubes go out the same side as the spark plug then you have the EZ version. If your inlet and outlet tube come out opposite the spark plug then get the EZ-SX version of the pump. The second way to tell which version you have is lay the three legs of the pump flat on a table with the inlet and outlet tube facing you. Look at the legs of the pump and take note of the leg that has large hole in it. If that leg is positioned at 2 o'clock then you have the EZ version. If it is at 7 o'clock then you have the EZ-SX version. ***Note: While there are cheaper replacement vertical pumps out there not all pumps are the same. AR axial pumps come with a 1 year warranty while the cheaper priced ones come with a 30 day warranty. Another reason to consider buying AR Pumps is for parts. Can you get parts for your pump if something minor goes wrong? In our repair shop we have worked on thousands of pressure washers. Our biggest problem we face when the cheaper pumps come in for repairs is if we can get parts for them - and many times the answer is no. All the pumps we sell we can get parts for ( even if they are made overseas) or have them in stock.***
By far the question we are asked the most is how to tell which pump the customer has. AR does label their RMW pumps but they do not mark on that label whether it is the EZ or the EZ-SX pump. There are two ways to tell which ...
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