Troy-Bilt Pressure Washer Review 2026: Current Models and Parts
Quick answer: Troy-Bilt pressure washers are still sold new in 2026, mainly at Walmart, as gas models from 2,700 to 3,400 PSI priced at about $300 to $460. Owner ratings sit around 4.1 to 4.3 out of 5. Many searches are from owners of older Briggs & Stratton-built units looking for parts. We have not tested them ourselves. Last updated: October 2026.
Troy-Bilt is an established name in outdoor power equipment, and its pressure washers have been sold for many years through Lowe’s, Home Depot and Walmart. This review explains who builds them now, what you can buy today, what owners report and where to find parts for older machines.
Who makes Troy-Bilt pressure washers?
Troy-Bilt is an MTD brand, and Stanley Black & Decker completed its purchase of MTD in December 2021. The pressure washers have been built by different partners over time:
- Older models with numbers starting 020 were built by Briggs & Stratton.
- Newer TB-series models are made by FNA Group, the parent of Simpson. The TB3400PW carries an FNA part number, and the support phone line is shared with Simpson’s gas washers.
That matters for parts and service, because the right source depends on which generation you own.
What Troy-Bilt pressure washers are available?
| Model | PSI / GPM | Engine | Hose | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TB2700PW | 2,700 / 2.3 | 149cc | 25 ft | About $298 |
| 3100 PSI model | 3,100 / 2.3 | 160cc | n/a | About $348 |
| 3300 PSI model | 3,300 / 2.4 | 195cc | 35 ft | About $398 |
| TB3400PW | 3,400 / 2.4 | 208cc | 25 ft | About $460 |
| TB3024 | 3,000 / 2.4 | 196cc | 25 ft | n/a |
All of these use axial cam pumps. Prices are Walmart prices checked in October 2026. The TB3400PW was out of stock when we checked, and Troy-Bilt’s own website showed no pressure washers in its category page.
How good are the current Troy-Bilt models?
The current machines are straightforward homeowner gas washers.
- The 3,100 PSI model scores 4.2 out of 5 from about 140 Walmart ratings. Buyers praise value, easy assembly and cleaning power. Complaints include misaligned handle holes, a soap siphon that does not draw and hard starting.
- The 3,300 PSI model scores 4.1 out of 5 from about 110 ratings. About one in six ratings is one star, with complaints about starting, sputtering, pressure loss and slow support.
- The TB3400PW scores 4.3 out of 5 from about 85 ratings.
- The TB3024 scores 4.0 out of 5 from about 100 reviews at Home Depot.
At 3,300 PSI and 2.4 GPM, the mid-range model produces about 7,920 cleaning units, which is enough for driveways, decks and siding.
What should owners of older Troy-Bilt washers know?
Popular older models include the 020676 (2,800 PSI, 2.3 GPM), the 020678 (3,100 PSI, 2.5 GPM, Briggs & Stratton 190cc) and the XP 020489 (3,000 PSI, 2.7 GPM, Honda 187cc).
A consumer investigation into older Briggs-era units, now closed with no lawsuit shown, listed pressure loss, stalling, failure to start and carburetor clogging after storage as common complaints. Most of these problems trace back to stale fuel and pumps left wet over winter. Our guides on how to winterize a pressure washer and how to start a pressure washer cover the prevention steps.
Where can you find Troy-Bilt pressure washer parts and manuals?
- Briggs-era models (020xxx): manuals point owners to Briggs & Stratton dealers. Third-party sellers such as RepairClinic also list parts by model number.
- TB-series models: parts diagrams are listed by independent pressure washer parts dealers, and support is handled through the phone number in the manual.
- Pumps: many older units can take a universal replacement pump if the shaft size and bolt pattern match. See our guide to the best pressure washer pumps.
Always search by the full model number on the frame label, since similar-looking machines use different pumps and carburetors.
What warranty does Troy-Bilt offer?
Published terms vary by generation. Briggs-era units listed 24 months for consumer use and 60 months on the frame. The TB3024 lists a two-year engine and five-year frame warranty. We could not confirm the pump warranty on the newest models, so check the manual before you buy.
We found no Troy-Bilt pressure washer recall in the Consumer Product Safety Commission’s listings when we checked.
Troy-Bilt pros and cons
Pros
- Low prices for 2,700 to 3,400 PSI gas machines
- Simple designs that are easy to assemble
- Reasonable owner ratings on current models
Cons
- Limited availability outside Walmart
- Axial cam pumps only
- Starting and carburetor complaints, especially after storage
- Parts sources differ between older and newer generations
What are the best alternatives to Troy-Bilt?
- Westinghouse WPX3200: 3,200 PSI and 2.5 GPM for about $329. See our Westinghouse pressure washer review.
- Simpson MegaShot: Honda or Kohler engines and a strong reputation for durability. See our Simpson pressure washer review.
- Craftsman CMXGWFN061294: 3,100 PSI and 2.4 GPM, also built by FNA Group. See our Craftsman pressure washer review.
For a wider view, read our guide to the best gas pressure washers.
Frequently asked questions
Are Troy-Bilt pressure washers still made?
Yes. New gas models from 2,700 to 3,400 PSI were on sale at Walmart in October 2026, although availability at other retailers is limited.
Who makes Troy-Bilt pressure washers?
Troy-Bilt is an MTD brand owned by Stanley Black & Decker. Older models were built by Briggs & Stratton, and newer TB-series models are made by FNA Group.
Why will my Troy-Bilt pressure washer not start?
The most common causes are stale fuel and a clogged carburetor after storage. Fresh fuel, a clean carburetor and a new spark plug solve most cases.
Can I replace the pump on a Troy-Bilt pressure washer?
Usually yes. Match the shaft diameter, shaft direction, bolt pattern and the PSI and GPM of the original pump.
Final verdict
Troy-Bilt pressure washers are fair value if you find one at a good price, and the current models clean well for home use. Availability is narrow and the pumps are basic, so compare them with Westinghouse and Simpson before you buy. If you already own an older Troy-Bilt, good storage habits and a correctly matched replacement pump can keep it working for years.
