I have an electric AR , is it safe for electric washers ?
1525638
I don't know, but I don't know why it wouldn't be. It just protects the engine.
398635
There is about a half-inch of overlap on the side of the washer, you can't really see it from the front. So unless the side of your washer is heavily exposed that shouldn't pose a problem.
1834140
I put defense in the fabric softener/bleach compartment of my washer and it seems to work fine. I do use a large more industrial type washer which is used by all the tenants in my building.
706792
I've used Oil Eaters by Kafko for many years and it's a wonderful product, the best degreaser I've found. However, I have never tried it in a power washer. It isn't corrosive or harmful in any way so I'm sure it would be OK to use without any problem.
476528
If your electric pressure washer has metal quick connect like most gas do, then yes. But if your pressure washer has a plastic wand that uses plastic disconnects or it all screws together, than most likely not. Look at the ends and see if they are the same.
892883
not a good idea to let it any piece of equipment get wet.even a power washer shouldn't be in the spray area.usually you can set it under the lee of the house or stretch a tarp over it or something.it just makes sense to protect the electrical components.some gennys have covers over the outlets but it makes sense to cover the whole thing.on the good side,i am very happy with mine. starts very easily and runs strong.good value in my opinion.you could do worse.
1175774
I see absolutely no reason to do this. Mine is mounted in a utility room, on a wall about 3 feet from washer, no problem.
1706707
I guess you could if you wanted to, I wouldn't do that to mine. I can't feel anything that would be damaged by a trip through the washer. Dryer would be a definite no no though.
2193601
it may be rated for higher, but I use it on my 2500 psi gas powered washer with no issues at all.
142818
I am new to HE washers and have looked up this question online. Most sites say NO because regular detergents produce lots of suds; HE detergents clean with little water. If you use regular detergent your clothes will be sitting in a lather of suds. You can damage your washer when the high amount of soapy suds try to drain. Look it up yourself and see. I would tend to believe it. Frankly, you use a very little amount of the new detergents so it's not like they're just trying to make us buy more detergent.
1747980
You can do either . The only reason for a crush washer is to line up the ports on a muzzle brake or flash suppresser.I used one as I felt it would be easier to get it off after long , hot shooting sessions . It looks better without it though.
744250
I think most of the electric power washers have a standard connection. I looked at the one you mentioned and I think it will work fine.
406422
Used the screw that came with the gun...so I guess the answer is no. Just looked at the gun, used the screws that were on the gun, no washer.
857235
Yes. Not trying to insult your intelligence but make sure the crush washer is installed properly before you do.I just took a screwdriver and inserted it through the larger side holes and cranked it tighter, little by little, until the small holes were at the 12 o'clock. When I turned it, I would stop, back it off a little and tighten it again. I've put plenty of rounds through it since its been on with zero issues.
1432238
No I wouldn't put it in the washer machine. It is more like plastic type material.
393314
I wouldn't use it in a washer unless you wash it on delicate. I usually like to hand wash mine.
152958
I don't see where that would be a problem as long as it fits in your washer. Ours is too small