I have a Delta 2200 pressure washer with AR Pump XJW2G22 will this replace this pump and head assembly?
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We basicly looked for the configuration that matched so it was really easy to replace and worked great. I would make sure it matches up to your old one and it should be fine.
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Generally with pressure washers the hoses can be switched out, just make sure the fittings on the end of the replacement hose are the correct size and that the new hose is rated to handle the pressure that the washer can produce. DO NOT try to switch it out with the hose you have inquired about, that is meant for an air compressor and not a pressure washer, the results could be very dangerous.
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Not sure of the size, I have since sold my pressure washer that it was on. It was a Honda 13hp GX 390 engine. Fit perfect on that. Maybe you could pull up the specs of that engine online and it will tell you the size.Good Luck!
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I google'd your machine and it appears much newer than my Duet washer. I went to appliancerepair.com and looked up the pump for your washer and it appears to be the same pump. I figured for the price it might be worth a shot!
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Yes it will fit just fine. I looked your presser washer up on eReplacementParts.com model number UT80522G and it is good to go for you. Mine works Great on my presser washer.
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I believe it will, although I purchased this for a friend with a different pressure washer, my pressure washer has the briggs & Stratton engine you refer to and uses the exact same pump. I'm assuming yours has a vertical shaft and that it mounts the same. If you're looking to replace an existing pump I would think you're ok.
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Jeff, I got one of these and use on a 2200 PSI Washer and it works very well.
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I would suggest looking at your old motor before you ordered. You should be able to cross reference your old pump and see exactly which you need exactly. That's what I did when I bought mine
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I can not speak on part numbers. But based upon the picture I see here YES this part is a replacement for the washer drain pump. Was very easy to install. Just remember plastic parts so watch the pressure you apply and when screwing back your support screws DONT over tighten.
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http://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdirect/part-model/Kenmore-elite-Parts/Washer-Parts/Model-11028082700/0583/0153200?pathTaken=&prst;=0&shdMod;=11028082700This might help for your washer
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not sure, bought on amazon recommendation for my ar pressure washer which worked for me
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Not sure if that's relevant. Need to check your existing pressure washer pump model to see if compatible. Check shaft size, pressure rating.
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I believe that the inlet and outlet hoses come out the back on that pressure washer, correct? If so, you will need the RMW2.2G24-EZ-SX. Does the pump have a label on one of the mounting legs that reads RMW2.2G24? The -EZ-SX part will not be on the label, but is important. The -SX indicates that the tubes come out the back of the pressure washer. The pump you are asking about will have the hoses come out the front. I hope that helps you out.
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I am not sure but if you look at the model # of your washer then look up handle replacements it will tell you what it is compatable with. My Washer # is GHW9100pwo
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I referenced the Johnson part Number for your model, and Sierra catalog says this part is not a direct replacement (based on model numbers they say this replaces). This looks very similar to the Johnson part though, so you could order it and do a side-by-side comparison. Might get lucky. I was able to convert my 50hp VRO into standard pre-mix with this pump. Plugs right onto the block and worry free. Hope you find the right one. Getting close to the season.
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I use mine on a Briggs & Stratton 2400 PSI. It comes with some fittings of which the exact size I do not recall since I purchased it 2 or more years ago. As long as your washer does not exceed the PSI ratting of the wand (I think it is 4000 psi), you can always purchase the fittings needed to make it work. Some washers use quick connect fittings and some use regular brass screw on fittings. All of which can be different sizes but I think 3/8" is the most common.
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I found your washer and pump online and it looks different go to this site and get the proper part number then start searching the net and see if you can cross reference it, if it will work somewhere you will find documentation. Good Luckhttp://www.ppe-pressure-washer-parts.com/product/PK17909