I have a pressure washer wand that is hard black plastic...it has develop a hole near where the manufacturing seam is, will this product seal it?
1179181
I only used once on my ceiling to prevent leakage when it rains and it worked. I am very cautious about usage since it is toxic and it should be used with protective mask and gloves. Make sure you protect your health when using. READ directions very carefully. The dangers are NOT advertized on TV. God bless
1179182
I personally used it on items that were subject to water and moisture and had somewhat positive results. I have not used it where there would be any sort of pressure as in a pressure washer. For the price I would try it but I would also "duct tape" the area just to be sure the hole does not blow out. love to find out how you made out???
1944463
It will seal it with no problem, but you will need to put something in, or over the hole like tape, etc as this stuff is very runny out of the can. I cant live without it overall.
644339
The warranty on the RMW2G24 is one year, but does not cover wearable parts such as valves and seals. Basically, the manufacturer's warranty covers the metal body. If the pump does not work right away, then it's defective and would be covered. This pump will mount up to the engine, but this is a different pump than the original that came with your pressure washer and will mount differently. The inlet and outlet tubes (where the garden hose and high pressure hose connect to the pump) will come out the front of the pressure washer. Does your pressure washer have a 'skirt' in the front? If so, that will be an issue. Also, you may need spacers on the mounting bolts. It depends on how long the shaft is that comes out of the motor. If you have less than 2 inches, it's good. I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any additional questions.
808535
they should, that is assuming your pressure washer has a quick connect for the tips on the wand. All of the pressure washers I have operated all used the same style quick connect.
696227
I would never use this with a pressure washer, I don't think it is designed for that level of pressure.
1404678
You need to buy a vacuum sealing machine or buy a kit with a sealeing in it. Check the bags you use for BPA considerations. The bags I use are.
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If your hose connection washers are relatively fresh [pliable] and the connection is tight [pressure against the washers, achieved best by a 1/4 turn past finger tight with hose pliers- expandable locking jaw] then you should have very little leakage. If hose collar (rotating connector with internal threads) is badly warped, damaged or bent, try forming to correct shape and using Teflon Thread Tape to seal against leaks. Replacement hose washers are relatively cheap, often sold in sheets of 20 or so, also individually, at any good garden/outdoor shop.
1370638
It could be replaced by a brass fitting if you can find a brass fitting that has the size and thread of the connection to the pressure washer. The hose side connection would be no problem, but the washer side could make it difficult.
857239
It's supposed to line up perfectly when you use the pressure washer. I couldn't do it by hand. I had to use a cloth to protect it and then use pliers to twist it
454570
I don't use it for such a use. But you should research what solvent to use with the sealer, and if it dissolves plastic, I think it is polypropoline, but I'm not sure. Check with Hudson mfg. with this question so as to not damage your sprayer.
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.
835652
This is a low pressure fitting used to connect the supply water hose to the intake side of the power washer pump. You cannot use it on the high pressure (output) side of the pump. All you need is one. With the gaskets supplied with the fitting, I was not able to get a non-leaking seal between the connector and the hose or the pump. I replaced the supplied flat gaskets with the equivalent O-rings, and that stopped the leaks.
290086
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.
651985
I'm not sure if it was designed to work with a pressure washer. I use it for car detailing and I do not use a pressure washer and it works fine.
1906889
Hi. I work in the power equipment industry. Most electric pressure washers have the wand(sprayer) attached to the hose permanently. If yours is like that this will not work. If however, your wand is removable this will most likely work as it comes with 2 different size quick connect adapters and regular hose thread. I hope this info helps.
978327
Don't think so. I used electrical tape once on a leak. It still leaked but provided enough pressure for machine to work, for a few years. You'll need a lot of tape. There is a green/yellow plumber's tape that may work better. OrLook on YouTube for repair methodOrBuy another one.
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This is actually a 3/8" quick-connect. Consumer-grade pressure washers (such like you'd find at HD or Lowe's) are sized as a 1/4" quick-connect (like the spray-tip of this unit is). If you've got a similar setup (most consumer-grade units are similar), you'll want to get a male M22 to 3/8 quick-connect to hook up to your pressure washer hose so that you can use this wand. You may need to get a couple different adapters - Amazon has the Forney 75117 (Male M22 to 3/8" Male NPT) and the Forney 75129 (Female 3/8 NPT to Female 3/8 Quick-Connect) which should do the job.