Are 22mm wand connectors standard? I have a Snap-On 2000psi washer. The valve in the gun basically blew apart but it is a pretty low grade cast metal valve unit so no great shock there. The OEM gun is backordered everywhere and I am not so sure I even...
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All I can do is tell you what the product description says: "This spray gun connects to M22 fittings and fits multiple pressure washer brands."
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I can tell you that the best way to find your answer is to contact the company directly. I know that my three spray tips from my generac power washer work with this wand. I looked for specification and found none with measurements;but did find that AR North American sells a 22mm adapter for $5.99.
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Yes. You may use the following adapter, from Amazon, or a similar item: Briggs & Stratton 312981GS Pressure Washer High Pressure Quick-Connect Kit - Briggs & Stratton 312981GS Pressure Washer High Pressure Quick-Connect Kit The threaded brass end goes on the hose.
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What I can tell you is that it is on my DeWalt pressure washer, 3200 psi and it does not leak. All brass, no plastic. Also you should clean and lube your rubber seal(s) with motor oil when you are finished using them. This goes for city or well water. And half of my USA equipment sucks these days anyway. This is the best one I can find on the market. I even ordered another one in case they stop making them.
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Darby, I have this extension wand Karcher 2.640-746.0 Pressure Washer 4pc Extension Spray Wand. Yes it fits and works. Be aware that when you squeeze the trigger the tip will want to act with force away from where it is aimed. Be prepared for some deflection of the extension wand. I found that keeping the threaded sections snugly screwed together helps. Also there is a screw-down cap that goes over the quick-connect I found it helps stabilize the right-angle attachment on the extension wand. It does work with almost no deflection with the non-angled attachments.Dave
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M22 fittings, the same that Briggs & Stratton 6205 Pressure Washer Hose Quick-Connect Spray Wand, 20-Inch extension wand mates to.
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I doubt it - most pressure washers have high-pressure brass quick-connect fittings and that is what it on the wand.
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Mine has a plastic twist nut that screws onto the wand. If your plastic twist connection has the threads then it may be the same as mine and works. The wand brass end is threaded and attaches to a similarly threaded nut (mine is a plastic nut)
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It works with normal water pressure. My home pressure is 90 psi. I don't know what a 1/4 jp pits out. I don't know what a water wand is.
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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.
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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 think most of the electric power washers have a standard connection. I looked at the one you mentioned and I think it will work fine.
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This has a threaded connection that attaches to the pressure washer sprayer handle/trigger ( you remove the sprayer wand tube and attach the Karcher Gas Pressure Washer T-Racer Wide Area Surface Cleaner T350 to the sprayer handle with the threaded connection).
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I do not have this hose, but was looking at it for my own AR118. I have found the wand hose difficult to thread onto the base unit and, after two years of struggling with it, found the o-rings were getting worn from the friction. A dab of motor oil on the threads and the o-ring made it much easier to fully insert the o-ring and start the threads. Might be worth a try.
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Hi Daniel. The only number I see on the pump is 92841628 P4. This number is cast into the rear part of the pump, so it may just be a casting number, not a part number. I don't know if the pump is a Generac built unit or they buy their pumps from another supplier. It's a strong pump, I've blasted paint off cement and metal with it. The washer is now discontinued, but I see they have raised the price $50 more than it was. Thanks...Kem
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Good question - i had to take fittings off my power washer wands and put on this - works perfect then (was not a big deal for me)
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A standard wand will work woth this unit but you may hace tt swap out the connector for male or female depending on your wand. Also you will need tp get an insulated disconnect because this thing gets hot and you could burn yourself