I want a syphon that can remove the gas from the tank of my power washer, there is only about 3 inches on gas when I need to do this. Will this work?
1167022
My opinion is no. You might be better off with a siphon which has a bulb that you squeeze. This shaker-type siphon will probably come out of the liquid when you shake it to start the siphon.
1167023
it probably won't work for you unless you can tilt it to get at the last dreggs. if i don't tilt the gas can it leaves about 2 inches
1167024
No, this syphon needs deeper fluid to work. Great for draining gas from a standard can into a vehicle or boat. The necessary up and down motion to get the syphoning started needs more than 3 inches.
1167025
I doubt that it will work in only 3 inches of fluid. You need more than 3 inches of liquid for the up and down movement needed to start the syphon.
1167026
Three inches should be deep enough to shake the hose in and start the siphon action. The container being siphoned into must be lower than the one being emptied.
1312125
It will not work well for that. The hose is not long enough to extract gas from a car.
2215038
I don't see why it won't. As long as the fittings are the same it should work great like mine dose on my Brute power washer which is gas powered.
793114
Yes it should work, I stopped using mine becUse the stand by power was too much, But if you turn it on while doing a few loads of wash you wont be wasting power as long as the washer is in use.
1983985
Yes it works great I recommend you put some sea foam in next time you get gas makes it run like a champ
1619366
If the internal pipe thread on your HW tank is 3/4" FPT then this can work. When you withdraw the old anode if this one is longer then you can simply cut it to length with a hacksaw.
1621169
I actually use it to ppump gas from a 15 gal drum to my truck, works great. Also used it to pump gas out of a tank for maintenance. One time I had to give it a little suction to start but most times not
347733
Likely not, for two reasons, first the adapter is designed to fit the end of a power washer wand (- Connects to quick-connect wand). Second, it relies on the water pressure of a pressure washer to oscillate the nozzle and create the "turbo" effect (- For pressure washers up to 3000 psi). It works great with my washer that is rated at 2600 psi. However, I suspect this would not work well below 2,000 psi.
2005844
The hose has a "standard" fitting into the pressure washer, which whether it's gas or electric, should work. But, I wasn't able to see in pic's of your model if was or not. Sorry!
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.
651980
This won't work with a pressure washer, is intended for attaching to a normal garden hose.It won't make a foam as dense as you would with a foam cannon on a pressure washer but it works with a regular hose and it's cheaper.
1235828
No, not if you disconnect the extension (12') hose that comes with the kit from the brass tee. The Tee has a check-valve in it to stop the flow of gas.
1797460
Will not be a problem. The bottom of the pressure vessel is 221/4" tall and the four filter elements that are inside this vessel are 191/2" long. 22.25 + 19.50= 41.75".You have to lift the element straight up about 2" to remove it for hose washdown AFTER you first remove a cream colored plastic manifold that plugs into the I.D. of each of the 4 filter elements at the top of them. Hope this helps. If you need more detail I can take pictures and e-mail.
1657896
I use an electric motor, the battery is very heavy and I don't have a problem. I would think a gas motor would work, if your motor is heavy and your tank is full you could slide it towards the center.
75948
The output of the pump is 3.0 gallons a minute. Your supply water should exceed that. I would not trust a gravity flow to supply the pump. Keep in mind that when your water level drops in your tank the water flows slower to your pump. Too little flow to your pressure washer equals a burnt up pump. My short answer is no. It cannot. It's a great pressure washer tho.
1197426
I would not recommend that. It would work, but very slowly! The container holds less than a cup. So it would take awhile to move 10 gallons of gas. But it works great for flushing brake lines, and it's other intended uses.
2126186
Whirl away is and accessory to a power washer. Which would probably be a gas power washer for the pressure needed. The hose from the power washer attaches to the whirl away like air hose with quick releases. Great for patio's, drive ways. system is super light and almost floats from water pressure.