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Alkota 4405XD4
Alkota · Hot Water

Alkota 4405XD4

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In stock in Lewisberry
Pressure
4,000 PSI
Flow
4 GPM
Engine
Honda GX390 electric start
Burner
350,000 BTU
Max temp
210°F
Mounting
Portable
Heat source
Oil-fired
Brand
Alkota

Specifications from Alkota 4405XD4 spec sheet, March 2025.

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ShippingShips from Lewisberry, PA — most parcel orders in by 2 pm go out the same day. Will-call pickup available. How shipping works
ServiceWe repair what we sell — burner, pump and parts work in-house.
Not sure?Call (717) 822-0660 and describe the job. We will tell you if this is the wrong machine.

What it's for

Hot water machine rated at 4,000 PSI and 4 GPM. Heat is what releases grease, oil and protein soils — a cold machine at the same pressure will move them around rather than remove them.

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From the shop bench

The Dieter's Industrial shop team — we service these machines in Lewisberry.

Best for

What we see on the bench

  • Portable heat with electric start4405XD4 rides a Honda GX390 electric-start engine with a 350,000 BTU oil burner, 4,000 PSI, 210°F max. It is the machine for moving heat between sites — farm equipment, equipment yards, repair bays.
  • Engine and burner are two systemsNo-fire on a cold morning is usually ignition, not heat (cold-morning burner startup). If it will not start at all, treat the small-engine side as its own fault — the burner guide separates the two.
  • Hard freeze is the thing that ends portablesA trailer-park portable left with water in it over a hard freeze cracks the pump and coil. The five freeze cracks is the list to drain before October ends.

Not for

Pairs with

Questions buyers ask

Is this unit priced online?
No — it is quote-only. Get a dealer quote and we will price the portable build to you. We keep the page price-free rather than guess at the configured cost.
How hot does it get?
The specs list a 350,000 BTU burner with a 210°F max temperature on the page. For heat-recovery questions call us — the correct nozzle and run time depend on the water and ambient conditions of your job.

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