What will I need to attach and use the Leverlock 24-foot heavy-duty telescoping extension wand? With the Simpson PS3228-S PowerShot 3200 PSI 2.8 GPM
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Comes with two adapters and easy to use. The odds are one will fit and if not you can buy different quite connects
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The handle comes with another adapter and the one on the gun can be removed to add other adapter. Check your washer gun with both adapter. You may have to find an adapter if neither one matches up. Good luck
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Make sure your pressure washer has quick snap on connections. Your local menards is the best place to find these type of connections. Make sure you buy white Teflon tape always keep it handy.
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It takes a standard 1.25" diameter hose. The big box stores stock the extension wands and hoses.
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Roll over image to zoom in I don't know if the wand reduced from 3/8 to 1/4. I have a maintenance man. He is not here to ask.Powerfit PF31011A Extension Wand for Pressure Washers, 36-Inch by Powerfit 9 customer reviews | 3 answered questions Price: $22.41 In Stock. Ships from and sold by Amazon.com.
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The pressure hose is a little more than 13', if you add either one of the wands it would extend it another 12" or so. The power cord is long as well. It did an excellent job on the patio & is much lighter and easier to handle than our old one.
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Frankly, I'm not sure. I have the K2.350 version and I use the extension wand set. The Karcher Accessories booklet merely states that the extension wand is for electric Karcher models (generally lower psi than the gas versions), so if you've got an electric pressure washer, I suppose it ought to work. The wand set screws together securely, but with all 4 pieces, PLUS the trigger assembly AND a washer head (I've been using the rotating brush) it gets a bit "wobbly" and hard to control the torque from the spray and rotation. Good luck!
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The plastic end would not fit on my Simpson pressure washer. I had to use duct tape to improvise/an awkward method, wasting most of liquid shooting out the contraption. The connecting end would not fit well if your pressure washer is equipped with female garden hose connecter(USA). I am not sure what type of fitting would accept it.
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Hi Mario! Thank you for your question. The extension will only work with the 8' Orion crane making for a total of 12'. The smaller 4' Orion Jr. crane does not have the capability to have an extension added to it.
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Not sure if size has anything to do with connecting this drain cleaner. I'm not sure if you understand where this drain cleaner goes. It goes after the trigger assembly, the gold/brass end that you see in the picture goes where the wands go, it is the bayonet-type connection. If you have a bayonet-type connector (mainly electric), it should work. If you have a gas model (which uses SAE connectors) this drain cleaner will not work on your pressure washer. Check under gas pressure washer acessories, there are some drain cleaners for gas pressure washers.
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I am using a 20ft 3/8" ID hose with quick connects. this hose works well with my nailer, stapler, screwdrivers, and spray guns. I hope this helps.Bob H
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FYI - I found out speaking to Order Tree (Simpson's outsourced technical service) the 3/8 hose (4500 PSI) is not the correct size for MSH3125-S MegaShot (3100 PSI), 1/4 is the correct hose. The real problem is the hoses don't come with quick connectors, required to connect the new hose.
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You really won't need any accessories. Only adds might be if you wanted a different spray head on the wand, or a different wand/trigger entirely, but the set up that comes with the pressure washer is good enough. Anything else is personal preference and not really needed. I do have a different and longer hose, but had that from a prior machine already. Really high quality and longer hoses can be expensive though.
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Ya' know, I'm not that happy w/ this poll it turns out. When I push it, the telescoping collapses down too often and it's hard to twist-lock-it to where it doesn't. It IS a 1-3/16 opening to accommodate the 1-1/8 attachments; must be the standard size in the industry I would bet.
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I'm not sure what a telescoping wand is, and my bag isn't full yet. I really like the vacuum!
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Kendall is correct; you need a DeWALT "universal connector". This is available on Amazon for $25 last time I checked. I have a small Ridgid shop vac and ended up using a smaller hose from another tool and taping this to the shroud. It works fine and the shroud is very good, however I was still disappointed this wasn't made easier or cheaper to attach to a hose. Blake's suggestion of the rubber pipe adaptor from a plumbing department also works well.
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The attachment was also too large. I had to improvise by buying a rubber bell reducer in one of the big box stores. The reducer with hose clamps can be found in any plumbing store. Take the attachment with you along with the hose to your vacuum
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It will not reach that far. Recommend you go to www.ultimatewasher.com, they sell Telescoping Wands, from 12' on up. Not cheap but sure beats climbing a ladder. I bought the 12' and worked well with the AR Blue Clean.
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not sure. looking at pro master info online doesn't specify what attachment system they use. The ePhoto has what I believe is a Bowens compatible attachment (silver disk upper right). I use the strip with the speed light attachment (lower right). Can't give you any more info than that.