Has anyone used this with only a 1900 PSI powerwasher?
1058397
No, but Home Depot sells a 12 inch model for $30 rated for up to 1800 psi...I bet it would be OK for your machine. Also, the price of this item shot way up...I paid less than $50 at Amazon less than two months ago. If you want this, check shelf price at Home Depot or their web site. I am sure this model will work alright with 1900 psi but you might not get your money's worth. It works terrific with my 3000 psi unit.
1058398
I have not but I am fairly sure it would work fine. I used one similar to this with one of the nozzles leaking and it still worked fairly well. You might have to go a little slower but it is still worth it. I love the time this thing saves.
1058399
The operator manual states the nozzles shipped with the unit "are appropriate For use with pressure washers operating at 2300 to 3300 PSI". That is the only reference for a minimum value.
1516581
No - this is just a rotating cleaner, you would not use soap from the pressure washer as the nozzle is not compatible with injecting the soap, at least on my Generac
2207957
I think it would be. I used this last summer on my sidewalks and a large concrete deck underneath my wooden deck and have to say I was impressed with its power. It's great for its size and cost. That being said because it's small it took me longer than a larger unit. I don't use a pressure washer often enough to justify a more expensive one. Also I had tried one from Walmart and returned it....no power at all. This was 100 times better! Hope this helps
696227
I would never use this with a pressure washer, I don't think it is designed for that level of pressure.
885166
It works with all preassure washer at or above 4000 psi, must have quick connect fittings. I have had one that worked for a year, the new one I just got worked once. Returned refund no problem wanted to send another but I said no.
1250255
I like the power washer, but the fitting does leak, I was going to purchase one of those fittings, I wish I had a sulotion. If you find something please let me know. Thanks!
611298
I use it with a 2500# pressure washer. I believe it can be used at any pressure below 4000#. It will use 3.0gpm of water @ 4000#, and slightly less at lower pressures.
1842078
Well it's not a pressure washer but you will be surprised how powerful your water pressure can be. I believe it will do it.
738061
It works with my Husky 1800psi power washer. I didn't need all the pieces, but was able to get it to work.
8348
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!
1390719
We purchased this Electric Power Washer a few months ago and it works great! Have cleaned a large pool deck and paver driveway easily using just water.Was easy to assemble and has plenty of pressure - also own a gas pressure washer and this is almost as powerful. Love it!
1428787
I have a 2500 PSI washer and it worked fine so it should work fine at 2800. Rated up to 3300 PSI
63038
It's probably overkill if anything. You don't need 3,000 + PSI for washing cars. Maybe a truck. It's a heavy duty pressure washer though so it would not disappoint plus it would be good for other tasks.
879434
The Powerworks 51102 1,700 PSI 1.4 GPM Electric Pressure Washer does have a soap nozzle. Thank you for your inquiry!
993428
I use mine on a Briggs & Stratton 2400 PSI. It comes with some fittings of which the exact size I do not recall since I purchased it 2 or more years ago. As long as your washer does not exceed the PSI ratting of the wand (I think it is 4000 psi), you can always purchase the fittings needed to make it work. Some washers use quick connect fittings and some use regular brass screw on fittings. All of which can be different sizes but I think 3/8" is the most common.
1575750
It's rated for 2400 to 2650 psi. Most Power Washers have a knob that allows you to increase and decrease the pressure. I've used it on my Honda 2750 and haven't had any problems yet.
1844067
Even if the bolt pattern and the shaft are the same size allowing the pump to physically connect to the engine, you will probably not have enough power to run the pump. I made a similar mistake by putting a 3000psi pump on my engine which came with a 2400psi pump and the engine was heavily strained. Stick with the correct psi pump that came with the pressure washer for best results.