what is the size of the orifice? 3.5, 4.0 what? orifice size is on factor affecting end use pressure along with pump size and flow rate.
1662071
Don't know the orifice size exactly, but having used the device with a Generac 2800 PSI / 2.5 gpm unit, I can say the following. It cleans better than the standard nozzles that came with the unit. Unless carefully used it will remove paint from a wood deck or scale the surface of concrete.
1662072
This turbo nozzle is identified as 035. It relates to orifice diameter but I'm not certain how. I have used this nozzle extensively in my small business. It is couple to a 7.5HP motor with pump delivering 2.8 gpm @2850 psi. It does a great job. The larger numbers mean a larger orifice but as you go larger the gpm increased but the psi drops unless to compensate with a larger pump/motor. If you plan to clean driveways and such, this is the way to go but make sure your machine is up to the task. PSI and GPM work together; you need both.
1662073
Understand its a 3.5 orfice. Unlike high end turbo models that come in different orifice sizes to dial in its best performance. I suggest you find a "nozzle chart" before ordering to see if its even near what your pressure washer pushes. Too small orifice number for your unit will damage a pump,too high number orifice will not clean as well so its size does matter.
898141
Yes. Changing tubing size will have no effect on tank pressure. At these low pressures and flow rates involved, it will also have no significant effect of flow.
1781055
The pump ships with a short length of 1/4" hose to connect between the fitting and a distribution splitter. 1/4" is the correct size. I purchased 3/8 based on this answer, and it's very loose fitting.
652700
The Pump has two Ports where the hoses fit, the I.D. (Inside Diameter) of the Ports is .510 aproximately, so the O.D. (Outside Diameter) of the hose is .500 (1/2" Dia.) The Ports have a depth of 2-1/8", you push the hose into the I.D. of the Port until it bottoms. Both hoses are the same size.
271905
The ends of this hose each have the same fitting. It needs a connector to be added onto an existing hose in order to increase length. Keep in mind that when you increase the overall hose length you increase the resistance to flow and thereby reduce the effective pressure and flow rate at the delivery nozzle. The latter is the most worrisome aspect.....reduced flow rate reduces the cooling effect on the pump. If the pump uses a plastic impeller (as most non-commercial pumps do) you could heat-damage the impeller. Check the specs for your unit as to maximum length of the hose.
55377
It is the measure of the tire from the edge of the rim to it's most outer point (http://www.bicycledesigner.com/bicycle_wheels_tires.html). While the rim width will also impact the final size of the tire, increasing from 1.95 to 2.0 would increase the width and total volume of air in the tire. General .05 is not a significant enough change to affect the tube size.
2124823
Motor RPM:5000RPM Driver size（Φx H）:Dia.27.6 x Height 37.9 (mm) Pump head size(Φx H):Dia. 31.7 x Height 20.1(mm) pump tube size(IDxOD) :2.5*4.7mm weigh: 200g flow direction: you can control the flow direction by the positive and negative connect Feature: Silent work Suitable for aquarium, chemicals, liquids, dosing additives It is very easy take apart and clean, so there is gap between motor and pump.just pull out and push in is ok Packahe included : 1 * 12V DC DIY Dosing pump Peristaltic dosing Head
611300
There is a formula you have to use to find the correct oriffice size (3.0, 3.5, 4.0 etc)... Nozzle # = Gallon per minute * (square root (4000/PSI))... so you just need to look and find your gallon per minute of your washer you got all you need. nozzle # = 1.136 * GPM. Hope this helps
1682661
I believe either 1/2" or 3/4". You should be able to find specifics on basepump.com
601542
The pump has an inch and a half or inch and a quarter outlet. You will need to reduce down to 3/4 and add a male threaded nipple designed for hose attachment. Home Depot or Lowe's can show you exactly what you need.
184328
The dimensions in question are not relevant or shop talk by journeyman.The following cut and pasted from the link in this question.Ideal for 4-Inch I.D. or larger wells note I.D. Stands for inside diameter the well casing is made from pipe and is always slightly larger than the callout size.Built in check valve this prevents the water in the pipe from going down after pump stops12-GPM gallon per minute Built in suction screenExtremely versatile
1293077
physically the same size ...just that the CW-F is designed for well drawn supplies and only 20 microns of filtration..i went from a 10 micron to 20 ..because it seemed i was replacing the filter too often...and this CW-F is what we use now...without issue.
404378
I use the longer presta valves. Better for inflating with my particular pump.
245808
intex uses interchangable parts. the valves go to hose size,flange is most likely 2.25 inches. for the record i really like the new style instead of a plunger valve they have a turn style knob on the top of the valve. works great and hopefully lasts longer.
948762
The vehicle is no longer in our shop in which we installed the pump. If my memory serves me, it was 5/16" inlet and outlet. Please don't hold me to that. It may have been 3/8".
2223380
You need 3/4" all way in order to keep the pressure adequate. Did you fill a 5 gallon bucket in 30 second or less? That is a major requirement for this size pump otherwise you have to buy the 750.
419772
It is the standard size that fifth wheels have for water lines. I believe that it is 3/8ths. Works well, good pump.