My pressure washer has twist connect wands, this wand does the the quick connect at one end but threaded on other. Do washer guns have threaded ends
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yes, and you can buy many connectors at lowes that are threaded to fit allmost any hose
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yes they do---------you almost always have one end to screw in- so yes---------------the other will be q-disconnect------
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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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Yes, but only in the gun itself. There are three other attachments that come with the pressure washer that adjusts pattern and pressure of the water from the gun.
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Hi Maureen, this washer is a great machine and has 4 different ez to change nozzles that will allow you to interchange for different pressures that are required for various jobs. Wouldn't hesitate for the price, am more than happy with mine. Take Care...Lee
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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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they should, that is assuming your pressure washer has a quick connect for the tips on the wand. All of the pressure washers I have operated all used the same style quick connect.
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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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This is not going to be the perfect answer for you. What i can tell you is that this comes with an adapter that allows the hose to connect to a number of pressure washers. My pressure washer has a threaded fitting/pipe coming out of the unit and the provided adapterhas worked great.
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This has a universal end, not sure what handle comes with ur power washer, but mine has a quick connect where you pull the sleeve and insert the sprayer. I have used mine with multiple brands of power washers and it worked great. Hope that helps.
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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 attaches just like you attach nozzle on your pressure washer. It is made to work just like a nozzle attachment.
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I have this brush and its useless to me because my power washer uses quick connect adapters and as far as I can tell there are none to be had for this brush.
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All of the fittings one this are threaded. No quick connect. I don't know of one.
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The wand works with my 25 year old pressure washer, as well as the newer pressure washer. Enjoy!
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I bought this to use with a 3200 PSI power washer. It has a 1/4" quick disconnect to work on any power washer. I have read that it works best with a power washer that is 2800 PSI or higher. I haven't had a chance to use it yet but it looks really good. I hope this helps.
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The device wand goes directly to your pressure washer hose and the normal wand next, then the crooked end piece attaches to your normal wand. The appropriate nozzle then attaches to the end of the crooked piece. If that's not clear here is he sequence The wand you bought goes on first > the wand you normally use > crooked piece with the nozzle you want to use.
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I'm not sure what you are asking. This replaces the tip that is on the end of the wand. Most pressure cleaners come with a variety of tips for different widths from 0 degrees to 40 degrees. You would use this on the end of the wand. You use the same regular hose from the pressure washer to the wand as hose pressure is not increased. This nozzle creates a rotating pinpoint pattern that works very well.