Can I use this to connect to my pressure washer?
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Personally I would not use a coiled hose to feed a pressure washer. Look at equal lengths of straight VS coiled hose: coiled hoses cannot supply either the same pressure nor volume of water do to the 'line' resistance because they have much greater 'equivilant' line lengths and they are smaller in diameter.
413654
As for anything like that I would spray a bleach and water solution, then the pressure washer will work!
468727
It'll work with any pressure washer, provided you have the proper connection fittings on the hose. Personally I like using brass quick connects, they allow for fast changing between wands and attachments. You can get everything you need at home depot or here on amazon. And incidentally, I really enjoy my telescoping washer wand. I wash entire homes no problem, and combined with the gutter clean out attachment, cleaning gutters is a breeze
347734
This fits on the end of your pressure washer nozzle. It is a quick connect, so it is universal.
356949
I don't know about using it as a pressure washer, I don't think so. I used mine to seal a deck with latel sealer and I have used it many times for latex paint, will also work for oil.
934492
I don't think I would use it on a pressure washer, as the three holes are only about the size of a pencil lead and produce a fine spray with just household water pressure from a garden hose. I would think it would put too much strain on the pressure washer.
1109371
I really don't know but a plumber might know of an adapter that is available to connect to your washer. However, I don't recommend this faucet. I have reviewed this faucet previously. I have two that were installed by a plumber and neither one works properly. For example, my plumber could not get the sink stopper to work on either of my bathroom sinks. Also, it's impossible to make small adjustments with this faucet. Very frustrating. Strongly not recommend this faucet.
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I don't know if it will connect directly to the Kracher washer, but here's what I did. I have a Campbell-Hausfeld pressure washer from The Home Depot. I took the washer and the telescoping wand to a hose supply shop and had quick connect fittings attached to the hoses. Allows me to quickly switch from the long wand to the short one. Cost was less than $25.00.
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NO -- It would not attach to our power washer. We checked all over the place to get another connector that would help us attach it and never found anything that would attach to it. I wouldn't call this a UNIVERSAL connector.
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"Most" pressure washers use common high pressure fittings but there is no guarantee until you try. I bought this extension hose & it is very high quality. Note that it comes with one (1) threaded fitting; two (2) male high pressure fittings & one (1) female high pressure fitting. If it doesn't fit your pressure washer, perhaps set the hose up as male-by-male, put the female fitting on your pressure washer pump and at the worst, you would need a new wand with the Karcher compatible female fitting.
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It depends on the fitting your pressure washer has on the end of the wand. I have a craftsman pressure washer and it fits fine, basically if your wand has what they call an m22 fitting (you can Google that for pictures) this extension will fit.Its long enough to reach the gutters of my 2 story home from the ground, I'm fairly tall so that helps.Hope I helped with your question!
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The plastic end would not fit on my Simpson pressure washer. I had to use duct tape to improvise/an awkward method, wasting most of liquid shooting out the contraption. The connecting end would not fit well if your pressure washer is equipped with female garden hose connecter(USA). I am not sure what type of fitting would accept it.
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Make sure your pressure washer has quick snap on connections. Your local menards is the best place to find these type of connections. Make sure you buy white Teflon tape always keep it handy.
802538
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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Jim, Yes this gfci would be a great replacement plug end for a pressure washer. Just make sure the amperage rating is correct. Check the side of the old gfci plug end for that information.I concur with Marc J's response.
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Yes it should work just make sure the power rating of your washer does not exceed that of the litefuze.
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No reason why it shouldn't. All depends on the power of your pressure washer.