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Alkota 8405HNL
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- Pressure
- 4,000 PSI
- Flow
- 8 GPM
- Engine
- Honda GX800 EFI electric start
- Mounting
- Narrow frame
- Heat source
- Oil-fired
- Brand
- Alkota
About these specsPSI, GPM and engine confirmed from Alkota's series listings. Alkota has not published an individual spec sheet for this model — burner BTU and temperature rise are not yet confirmed. Source: Alkota Elite Series / GED-EN series pages
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.
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Email me the specs for this machine — no price, no obligation, just the numbers to keep on file while you plan.
What it's for
Hot water machine rated at 4,000 PSI and 8 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.
From the shop bench
What we see on the bench
- 8 GPM of hot water is a lot of machine8405HNL is 4,000 PSI at 8 GPM on a Honda GX800 EFI electric-start — flow plus heat for the operations that never let the water stop. At this flow the manifold and hose size start to matter; a half-inch manifold becomes the restriction. See tank and rig layout and the skid vs. trailer vs. truck mount guide.
- EFI changes the starting storyAn EFI engine removes the choke-and-crank cold-start dance, which is most of the trouble the cold-morning startup post is about — but the burner still needs the same ignition checks here.
- Flow demands supply8 GPM is more than many spigots or wells deliver. A starved pump cavitates itself to death. Measure your supply before you buy — it is the difference between earning and eroding. TODO(owner: whether customers typically run this on a trailer or a fixed plant.
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Questions buyers ask
- How much water does it need?
- Around 8 GPM at pressure. Check your supply first — a well or spigot that cannot deliver starves the pump and cavitates it to death. The flow guide explains the numbers before you commit.
- Is the price listed?
- No — it is quote-only. Get a dealer quote and we will price the high-flow build. We do not publish a shelf price because these are configured to the job.
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