Due to the length and size of the hose what is the pressure drop at the tool end
1168713
once u hook up the hole to the compressor i don;t notices any drop. there is still same pressure at end of hose as in compressor.
1168714
Pressure drop would occur only when you've got a lot of air moving. For normal usage there's no detectable change.
1168715
Have experienced no pressure drop using air tools. I have a large Campbell industrial compressor. It may be different using a smaller portable compressor
1168716
yes there will be a drop.but not that much,my air tools work just fine .the only other thing is cold weather the hose will keep a curl in it on the ground bite of tripping issue and hard to retract ed retact ed
1168717
no pressure drop noted. Its not long enough to drop any noticable pressure.
1168718
yes there will be a drop.but not that much,my air tools work just fine .the only other thing is cold weather the hose will keep a curl in it on the ground bite of tripping issue and hard to retracted retacted
2053116
The tool takes two hands. With a little practice it goes pretty well i have done many connections without a single leak i check every connection with the guage and found that the tool has to be adjusted differently for half inch and three quarter inch connections. It is a great tool but tricky to use in tight spaces
2028896
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
547180
The working end of the tool is about the length of a carpenters pencil. But its about an inch in diameter. The shaft connected to it is about 3 feet long. And the foot pedal cable is maybe 4 or 5 feet
1381317
The hose OD is 1.75". I hook it to the back of a jigsaw, and it works great. It is much more flexible than the 2.25" hose of a standard shop vac.
79196
The female hose is approx. 1/2" hex wrench ...... the 4 male discharges are 1/2" diameter.
528929
I found the hose to be about as stiff as most other pressure washer hoses. It is stiff but after detaching the handle and the hose from the pressure washer it can be neatly wound up in a 20 inch circle.
1583134
The handle is a separate piece and connects/disconnects easily. The handle is about 12 inches long. The end of the handle is used as a "wrench" to open and close the pressure valve on the piston.
2149928
Take a look at your old hose to see that both ends look like in the picture of Briggs and Stratton hose. You can also measure the diameter. It should be 22 mm = about 7/8 inch.
976154
If your hoses arnt rated for the max compressor PSI then you will blow a hose and hurt someone. You must use a open end air chuck.
435514
The hose has a 2.5" end that fits perfectly on either my Craftsman shop vac or my Oneida Dust Deputy. It's an excellent hose! It's far more flexible that the Craftsman hoses and easier to work with.
2142824
I have been using this hose on a Troy built model 020344, 2600 PSI, 2.3 gpm washer. Works fine. I do not see any difference between this hose and the one that came with my pressure washer. The extra five feet on this hose really comes in handy. If you're planning to use this hose as an extension, you will need a nipple to connect the two hoses. You can pick one up at your local big-box home improvement store for about $5.
1817191
The hose is not LONG, but it has standard fittings for high pressure hoses. I am sure you can get longer ones. (I may want one myself), Mark Herndon, Vero Beach, FL.
105570
If you're referring to what size hose or whatnot it's roughly 3/4 of an inch maybe slightly smaller. I don't have mine with me. I use them daily as a mechanic and they've held up very well. I highly recommend these pliers!!!
977992
Not sure George but when running at full pressure the hose is pretty stiff. This thing has plenty of power and would do a great job but not sure if the hose would handle that type of work. Maybe you should contact Simpson and see if they make a kit for that or can steer you in the right direction. Bob
3290
It's really a function of the nozzle you put on it. The diameter of it seems to be narrower thanthe normal hose and I have no problem than with the pressure.
1654261
Hi John, I think you are on the right track. I myself use a 50 ft hose, the manual also mentions this. I have used my pressure washer over a dozen times with no problem. I am thinking with the longer 100ft hose the pressure must be to low for the unit to be efficeint. I do use a 3/8, 50 foot pressure hose from the unit to the pressure sprayer and get great results.