Can this pressure washer use water from an collected source(For example a water tankl) ?
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edrick- i have not tried it from a water source other than house water, but if the source is clean and not filled with dirt i would think you could use it-to be sure please to check yourmanual for referance
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Edrick, from what I read, you need to have sufficient water pressure to make the pressure washer work. If you want to use collected water, you can purchase a small, 1/3 hp submersible pump that will connect to a garden hose for $30 to $40.00. Put this in your tank, and run a hose to the pressure washer.
1679807
Nope, the pressure washer works straight out of the box. If you are asking if I needed to buy replacement parts due to failure, then my answer is still no. Get price for a great pressure washer
336422
Yes. Should go thru a pressure regulator, or fill slowly, or filter will not get a chance to do its job. But it did a good job of filtering .
356949
I don't know about using it as a pressure washer, I don't think so. I used mine to seal a deck with latel sealer and I have used it many times for latex paint, will also work for oil.
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I dont see why not. As long as you have a quick disconnect on your pressure washer it should work, but keep in mind the more PSI the pressure washer has the better this cleaner works. (up to 3300 psi I think)
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Michael, I doubt it ... most pressure washers use a steady stream of water pressure (via a water pump) vs. the air stream a compressor provides. I think a separate pressure washer would be best.
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Yes, it should be used to flush out the pump no matter where you are storing your pressure washer.
934493
No. It fits on the end of a regular garden hose and is designed for producing a gentle mist/fog. We use it in a greenhouse to keep the humidity up. There's really no use I can think of for connecting it to a pressure washer.
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This unit is designed to work with a non pressurized source, for instance a tank placed below the level of the faucet. I'm not sure if there are any that would work for pressurized and not pressurized sources in one unit, although if you can I would keep it simple and use this unit for the tank and get a regular faucet for the pressurized source.
1140750
Yes I use mine for transferring water from one tank to another or watering plants or even washing cars .
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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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I don't need a pressure water just a regular hose would do, but if you happen to have a portable pressure washer of your own then it would be better then to use it. Either way of washing it, you will be amazed how it does on your engine or any place you want to use it in this case.
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You do need to attach a hose to this, so yes, you do need a water supply. I can't imagine that there is a pressure washer that doesn't need a water supply.
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I must post a correction here! I re-checked my pressure washer & manual and there IS the option of applying soaps and other cleaning solutions through the sprayer.A low-pressure (black) nozzle is supplied for this purpose; also included is a clear "chemical hose," which connects to a barbed fitting just behind the hose connection on the pump; the other end goes into your cleaning solution. It is an entirely LOW PRESSURE operation though! The manual even states that the siphon effect will not occur if the high pressure nozzles are connected.
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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.
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This is a drain cleaning system, but I guess you can use it with that if you are careful. Attach one side to the pressure washer and insert one feet into where you wanna. Turn on the pressure washer and let the system do her job. It's self driven.
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Hello this would depend on how you feed your pressure washer. If you have the ability to connect a dip tube that draws fluid to your pump/pressure washer you can just drop it in. That's what I do with my delevan pump setup.