I can't find nozzles to fit this wand. It's the same connection but it needs a longer shank. What am I doing wrong?
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The device wand goes directly to your pressure washer hose and the normal wand next, then the crooked end piece attaches to your normal wand. The appropriate nozzle then attaches to the end of the crooked piece. If that's not clear here is he sequence The wand you bought goes on first > the wand you normally use > crooked piece with the nozzle you want to use.
863653
Yep, had the same dilemma. I took my angle grinder to it. Now it fits everything.
863654
I had the same dilemma until I realized I had it wrong. It does not go onto the end. It is not an extension. You actually replace your stock wand with this and then connect your stuff.
2076508
Maybe you should go to the Sears website, or call your nearest service center, and check to see if this wand will work with your model. This one works just fine for mine, in fact, better than the original. This one is a genuine Sears part, and about half the $$ that Sears wants for it.
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This unit uses a 1/4 quick connect available at Lowes or any big hardware center for about $8.50. You may have to purchase a wand that mates your controller to this unit, or it might be that it just can't economically adapt to a cheap imported pressure wand handle. Making this fit could be an expensive conversion.
1983195
I went to the site and it said most handles are interchangeable. Have you tried to use your green handle on the giant Lint roller? You have to use some force to remove an empty roller and force to get the new giant roller on the handle. I have two or three handles 2 black, one green I'm sure one of the handles held a giant roller and it looks just like all the other handles.Take your empty roller and hold it up against a giant roll. If the area above the actual handle(the part that holds the refill) looks to be the same length as your giant roll chances are it will fit. Give it a try,remember you will have to use some force to jam the refill on you green handle. Good Luck
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Am thinking it should, it fit my wand and think the size for most 'quick connect/disconnect' are standardized for wands and tips.
1218782
I have had the same problem getting a comb attachment for this model. The best solution is to take the old comb piece to a beauty supply store and see if they have a generic attachment that will fit. I'm actually concerned about investing too much in my dryer as if you read the reviews there has been a large number of incidence of this model exploding or catching fire (read ratings with 1 star). Good luck with your search
1439283
I would remove any attachment before fitting the nozzle on. There's an elastic edge so it might fit but it doesn't stretch that much and would likely be hard to take on and off.
1221637
I took the wand to Home Depot to find and try out different adapters till I found what worked. Ask for help if needed.
1246065
Honestly my wand (plastic) threads stripped a little and I bought a brass one to kinda clean then up a little. I use the brass fitting and works great.
28037
Hello. I have only tried the wider thinner nozzle and that one fits perfectly.
1206761
Use a search engine and search for 1/2" by 3/8" ips shower hose conversion adapter. We tried a lot of things upon receipt of this faucet then stumbled across this by accident. Our handheld shower works fine now, no grinding anything, no improvising. TBH I think this part should be included with these faucets -or at least an option to order it separately. Good luck and I hope this will help.
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Mine has a plastic twist nut that screws onto the wand. If your plastic twist connection has the threads then it may be the same as mine and works. The wand brass end is threaded and attaches to a similarly threaded nut (mine is a plastic nut)
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If you contact these people, they will be able to connect you with the correct wand. They were very helpful for us: cleanfreaks@builtinvacuum.com or just call this number: 1-800-997-2278
1777352
The 3/8" male and 3/8" female fittings that this hose comes with, obviously, won't fit the wand or hose that your unit came with. If I were you, I would call Simpson's '800' number and tell them what fittings this hose you want to purchase, comes with and find out if there is an adapter that would complete your connection(s), or they may have another way to help yo. They should easily answer that question. Good Luck!
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The quick connect that came with my foam lance fit my Karcher pressure washer. Quick connects have various styles such as an 'V' type or 'M' type or 'T' type. Just go to any hardware or auto store and buy the one (maybe $2) that matches your wand.
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Jim, the wand is, give or take, about twenty inches from nozzle to end of handle. I have found this size is perfectly fine - you can "tune" the nozzle to do anything from a long, long, stream, to a fan spray. I would say, the length of the wand really is not what you should be concerned about. I think, once you see the variable coverage the wand offers, you won't be too much concerned with the length. I should also mention that I have another, larger, sprayer, with a longer wand. Half the time the blamed thing is in the way. I think, for the money, you will be more than pleased with this sprayer. Jim, the wand is, give or take, about twenty inches from nozzle to end of handle. I have found this size is perfectly fine - you can "tune" the nozzle to do anything from a long, long, stream, to a fan spray. I would say, the length of the wand really is not what you should be concerned about. I think, once you see the variable coverage the wand offers, you won't be too much concerned with the length. I should also mention that I have another, larger, sprayer, with a longer wand. Half the time the blamed thing is in the way. I think, for the money, you will be more than pleased... » Read More Jim, the wand is, give or take, about twenty inches from nozzle to end of handle. I have found this size is perfectly fine - you can "tune" the nozzle to do anything from a long, long, stream, to a fan spray. I would say, the length of the wand really is not what you should be concerned about. I think, once you see the variable coverage the wand offers, you won't be too much concerned with the length. I should also mention that I have another, larger, sprayer, with a longer wand. Half the time the blamed thing is in the way. I think, for the money, you will be more than pleased with this sprayer. « Show Less
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I usually improvise. I try to find something that will fit, where the wand goes in, for example the hollow Musk scents or Vanilla that emit the fragrance thru the stick Just add a string & that should do it!!