Collection: Mi-T-M Pressure Washers

Shop the full Mi-T-M pressure washer lineup — 51 in-stock models spanning gasoline, electric, hot water, and cold water. Not sure which model fits your job? Call 888-714-1410 or email sales for real technical help.

Why buy from Pittsburgh Spray Equipment

• Full manufacturer warranty on every unit
• Tech support that answers — 888-714-1410, no phone tree
• In-stock replacement parts for every Mi-T-M series (ChoreMaster, Job Pro, CW Premium, Work Pro, HS, CWC)

Popular Mi-T-M Models

Job Pro Aluminum Series — the contractor best-seller

Aluminum frame, Honda GX engine, General Pump. The most popular Mi-T-M unit for daily contractor work. Two drive variants at the same 4000 PSI:

• Mi-T-M Job Pro CA-4004-1MGH — 4000 PSI @ 4.0 GPM · direct drive · Honda GX390. Lighter, lower cost, best for jobs under 4 hours per day.
• Mi-T-M Job Pro CBA-4004-1MGH — 4000 PSI @ 4.0 GPM · belt drive · Honda GX390. Belt drive spins the pump at half engine speed — longer pump life and quieter running for high-duty-cycle work.
• Mi-T-M Job Pro CBA-4004-0MGH — 4000 PSI @ 3.4 GPM · belt drive · Honda GX390 with AR pump. Similar unit at slightly lower GPM.

ChoreMaster Series — the value gasoline favorite

Steel frame, popular with fleet washing, farms, small shops, and dealership lot cleaning. Direct-drive (CM) is the value pick; the CV variants are belt-drive at lower PSI. Top picks by search demand:

• ChoreMaster CM (3000 PSI @ 2.4 GPM) — the volume seller. Enough pressure for driveways, siding, fleet washing.
• ChoreMaster CM (3200 PSI @ 2.4 GPM) — a bit more grunt for hard-baked driveways and equipment.
• ChoreMaster CM (3600 PSI @ 2.8 GPM) — heavy-duty step-up, best for shops that run 4-8 hours per day.
• ChoreMaster CM-4200 (4200 PSI @ 3.4 GPM) — top of the gasoline ChoreMaster line, comparable to Job Pro range.
• ChoreMaster CM (2500 PSI @ 2.3 GPM) — starter unit for occasional residential use.
• ChoreMaster CM-1400-0MEC (1400 PSI electric) — indoor / apartment / dealership showroom pick. No emissions.

CW Premium Electric Series — indoor and clean-environment pick

Electric-driven, near-zero emissions. Chosen by food service, healthcare, indoor detailing, and dealership prep bays.

• Mi-T-M CW-3004-4ME3 — 3000 PSI @ 3.5 GPM · 8 HP · 3-phase. Commercial workhorse.
• Mi-T-M CW-4004-1ME3 — 4000 PSI @ 3.9 GPM. Highest-pressure electric in the CW Premium line.

Work Pro Series — small-shop gasoline pick

• Mi-T-M Work Pro (3200 PSI @ 2.4 GPM, Kohler engine) — Kohler-powered alternative to the ChoreMaster line.

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between the CA and CBA Job Pro frames?
Both are 4000 PSI @ 4.0 GPM with Honda GX390 engines. CA = direct drive — pump spins at engine speed. Simpler, lower cost, best for occasional heavy use. CBA = belt drive — pump spins at half engine speed. Longer pump life, quieter, better for daily contractor use. If you're washing more than 4 hours per day, CBA is worth the extra cost.

Which ChoreMaster for a residential detailing / driveway job?
The CM 3000 PSI @ 2.4 GPM is the sweet spot — enough pressure to strip mildew and clear driveways, easy to transport, priced right for occasional use. Step up to CM-4200 if you need to clear heavy grease or run 5+ hours per day.

Do you sell parts for older Mi-T-M models?
Yes — pump packing kits, valve kits, unloaders, thermal relief valves, spray guns, and hoses for ChoreMaster, Job Pro, CW Premium, Work Pro, HS, and CWC series. Search this collection for your part number or call 888-714-1410.

Gas or electric?
Gas for outdoor or mobile work — higher PSI, no cord, portable. Electric for indoor, food-service, healthcare, dealership, or near-livestock environments — near-zero emissions and quieter. Both clean equally well at matching PSI/GPM specs; pick by environment, not power.

Do I need hot water?
Hot water strips grease and oil roughly 10× faster than cold at the same PSI. Worth it for washing engines, restaurant exhaust hoods, degreasing shop floors, or any petroleum-based residue. Overkill for siding, driveways, or fleet dirt.