Where do u attach this to the washer,is it pressurized,how much do u use
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Screw the nozzle to the pump where the garden hose would be connected. Release the liquid until it flows from the connector for the sprayer hose.
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sally, you attach it to the same fitting you hook the household water hose to. take the spark plug out and empty the fuel. the corn whiskey in the ethanol fuel will ruin your fuel system. put about 1/3 rd of the can into the pump, pull the start rope a few times so the stuff gets to the working parts of pump. put more in the pump until it runs out of the pressure side and you're done. do this close to the area your going to store it. then put a rag where the pump drips and be happy as you have saved about $250.00 because your pump didn't freeze in the cold weather.
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Where the hose hooks to the pressure washer. It IS pressurized. You want to do it outside of your garage and DON'T stand in front of it. Spray until you see it coming out. You are then protected.
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This lubrication is for use before you winterize your pressure washer. You attach the can to where the garden hose would be connected and empty the entire can into your washer. It will flush out your pump of water and get it read for the winter. I suggest you replace the pump and engine oil too.
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Hi Sally,to the inlet side of the pump where you attach the water hose, yes it is pressurized and you take off safety cap and press until it exits the other valve where the pressure hose attatches
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Attached to water input (where you normally put the garden hose). I use the whole can but you could use half.
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I used this with great results on a 3000 psi, 2.7 GPM washer. It was amazing.Should work even better on yours if you flow rate is similar.
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I also have an extra large sized washer that will accomodate a very large load. Depending on what I'm washing, for example a load of dirty jeans and sweats,then I use an extra pod. However if a big load is lightly soiled, I still use only one and it cleans the clothing quiet well. Hope this helps.
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I have an HE, so I use a half a cap (the part that screws on the bottle). If you have a regular washer use the whole cap. It's a very small amount but does the job.
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I would never use this with a pressure washer, I don't think it is designed for that level of pressure.
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It should attach via the quick-connect fitting at the end of the pressure wand. The quick-connect male and female fittings are fairly standard for non-commercial pressure washers. If you're not sure, take your pressure wand with you to Lowe's and have their Lawn & Garden Power Tools guy verify the Briggs & Stratton surface cleaner fits on the end of your pressure wand.
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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
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In the washer machine on the normal cycle. I also wash with baking soda to help clean it.
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On the input side, which feeds water to the washer. They do sell Legacy high pressure hoses also.
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I used it on a refrigerator for about two weeks. For a washer I might leave it on for a month to account for different usage. Then average it out for the year.
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Of course you could use it with a pressure washer. Since the hose would be feeding the pressure washer, the pressure would be the same as any other use. People who speak of too much pressure must be thinking in terms of the output pressure of the washer, which would not accept a normal hose. That said, this hose is junk. Mine ruptured under normal conditions on my 3rd use. The manufacturer only has a 90 day warranty (this should be the first indication of poor quality)
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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.
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I am sorry to say I do not own a Generac washer. I did buy an extra hose to use on my machine but I haven't used it yet. I am unable to be of much help. Herm
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i really dont know, its a really odd washer, probably a gimmick to get to buy a special washer at a inflated price from them. what i did was grind off the metal part to make it flat, then a normal washer works just fine, even if you grind it off, it can still be removed with a socket wrench, your just grinding off the screwdriver part....
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I'm sorry I don't remember and the power washer I used it on is packed away for the winter. I know it worked!
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There is a spinning part that goes underneath. On top, there is another small black piece that pokes through the whole in the big circular blue thing. These two pieces then screw together (don't tighten it too much or it won't spin very fast). Next, there is the long arm. This just connects to the circular spin thing like you connect any accessory to your pressure washer. If that doesn't make much sense, I can take a picture later and show you.
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I have this electric pressure washer as well as a gas washer. I just went to my garage to take a look at the connects to answer your question. There are a couple of quick connects on this unit. The water supply hose screws into a plastic, yellow quick disconnect that stays attached to the pressure washer when not in use. The other quick disconnect is on the pressure hose/wands. The hose side is a brass tip that attaches to the front of the unit (a mixed plastic and brass connection). The handle side of the wand uses one of two provided nozzles, both of which are spring loaded to attach to the handle, both plastic. The implication of your question implies a concern for the quality of the unit. I have used this machine as well as a prior, smaller unit with no failure due to the quality of the connections. I hope this answers your factual question as well as your implied concerns. This is a well made, useful product. It does what you want it to. It is not a gas model pressure washer but it is a good electric pressure washer.