Can this plug be used with the crush washers?
1870844
Yes it can be used with the Dorman 095-142 Oil Drain Plug Gasket (crush washers). Both of them do NOT fit the 2011 Forester however. But they do fit most Subaru 2.5 liter motors.
1870845
Any plug can be used with "crush washers" all though crush type washers are normally only used for high pressure fluids through "banjo bolts".This plug will not allow for fluid to travel through it. If you need it for power steering or an oil feed line you would need a "banjo bolt"I use this particular plug to eliminate leaky oil level sensors on Ford enginesFor oil plugs synthetic fiber gaskets work best. As with any drain plug gasket it should be replaced every couple oil changes
1993960
The connection needs to be the same as a Karcher Electric. Briggs and Stratton is a gas washer and most likely have a different connection. Look up the clog hog as it may be a better choice for you.
223892
Not a problem. If it is tight. The small end of the crush washer goes towards the barrel.
1910643
I think you will have to go with the answer from the other person that has a Simoniz Power Washer as I don't know the answer to this question.
235817
The connector that attaches to the WORX vacuum/blower was designed for the WORX. It could possibly be modified for another unit, but I'm not certain.
1492637
I did use a crush washer with this. You could probably get away with out using it but I chose to use one just for to get proper torque on it. It does not come with one.
714175
The connection is the key. This is a common connection for many electric power washers. It may not work with gas powered washers. Also, there are limits on the safe pressure ranges. It works great with our Karcher washer.
745180
I can't answer that, but I know who can. Go to pressurewashersdirect.com. I bought the pressure washer from them. They should be able to answer that question because they sell all makes of pressure washers, gas and electric. They also can tell you about the accessories for all of the equipment. They have a "questions" email field on the website. I have found them to be very helpful in all situations with a quick response time.
1107134
Tighten a little more and make sure the crush washer is crushed or remove and try again but when comes off remember where the logo is and add a 1/4 turn before starting over
2111791
Should be able to do so, since they have the standard hose threads. You might want to contact Dramm and ask to be sure. www.dramm.com
962793
Yes, it will work with the hub nut (WH2X1193) that is in your washer. You will want to use liquid wrench on the hub nut and let it soak for a while to loosen up (my washer is 13 years old and I let liquid wrench soaked it for two days).
2261191
I wouldn't think for the dryer because the plug is a different configuration and the wire is a larger gauge. Possibly could use for the washer but i wouldn't.
2173883
Not sure if that's relevant. Need to check your existing pressure washer pump model to see if compatible. Check shaft size, pressure rating.
1871039
I have used it in a high efficiency washer with no issues. I do not know if it is not recommended.
2005844
The hose has a "standard" fitting into the pressure washer, which whether it's gas or electric, should work. But, I wasn't able to see in pic's of your model if was or not. Sorry!
857236
The two small holes go on top and the large slits on the side.Depending on how the muzzle was threaded you may have to file the crush washer down.The crush washer will collapse a long way and get flat to the barrel and the brake.If it has got to the point you can't turn it any more then you need a new washer and then file it down a bit or buy a shim kit.I have yet not had one that could not be timed by filing the crush washer a few thousands of an inch.
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Fond as I am of Amazon, you probably want the help of a knowledgeable hardware store person to coach you on this one. All I know is that heavy-duty machines use special plugs to make sure you don't use something weak, and this is a two-prong-only plug offered. So my guess is no.