Dumb question, but how do you install these? I bought a brand new hose that has a washer built inside. Do I add that to the current one?
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A brand new hose should come with a washer already installed in it. If that is the case, you don't need to add a second washer. However, as hoses age, so do their washers. That's when these washers come into play. I hope this answers your question. Please feel free to ask anything else.
1858102
You should not need to add a second washer, unless the first one is no longer any good.
1858103
Only if it leaks when you install the hose and turn the water on. You really won't need them this year unless the hose is on 24/7 or if you have a very old spicket comming from the haouse or an old nozzel, but it's always good to have in an emergency dude.
1858104
These would be used as a replacement. There's no need to have 2 and probably wouldn't work.
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No, don't add another. These are for replacement of older washers. First thing I do in spring is check all hoses, sprayers. sprinklers, etc. and make sure all washers are good. Check randomly during the summer months..heat gets to them. Good luck to you.
1858106
If it fits, you can, but normally you would replace as opposed to add. If your new hose connection leaks, you need to add, if not, leave it alone and when the original washer deteriorates you should replace it. Hope this helps
1858107
If your hose already has a good washer, you don't need to install a new one. Try connecting the hose and see if it leaks. If no water is spurting at the connection, you are done. If there is a spray (or leak), pop out the old washer with a little screwdriver or the like. Then slide in the new one. Some hoses come with hard plastic washers that just don't seal well. These washers are rubber and tend to work pretty well. If a single washer isn't enough - check by hooking up the hose and trying it - you can slide in a pair of these washers for a better fit. They'll squish when you tighten the hose. Not every hose works perfectly with every faucet, so having a few good washers around can make a difference. If your hose already has a good washer, you don't need to install a new one. Try connecting the hose and see if it leaks. If no water is spurting at the connection, you are done. If there is a spray (or leak), pop out the old washer with a little screwdriver or the like. Then slide in the new one. Some hoses come with hard plastic washers that just don't seal well. These washers are rubber and tend to work pretty well. If a single washer isn't enough - check by hooking up the hose and trying it - you can slide in a pair of these washers for a better fit. They'll squish when you tighten the... » Read More If your hose already has a good washer, you don't need to install a new one. Try connecting the hose and see if it leaks. If no water is spurting at the connection, you are done. If there is a spray (or leak), pop out the old washer with a little screwdriver or the like. Then slide in the new one. Some hoses come with hard plastic washers that just don't seal well. These washers are rubber and tend to work pretty well. If a single washer isn't enough - check by hooking up the hose and trying it - you can slide in a pair of these washers for a better fit. They'll squish when you tighten the hose. Not every hose works perfectly with every faucet, so having a few good washers around can make a difference. « Show Less
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It comes with a good washer, however, you can easily replace it when it gets worn with a standard hose washer from any hardware store. Amazon also has them online which is where I got mine. You just pry out the old washer with a pocket knife. Then place the new washer in the hose end. Tap it down gently with a flat head screw driver. It is a little tough to get it flat against the nozzle/hose end, but when it is seated it will create a tight seal for the hose and you won't have any leaks.
989911
You need to install the screws in the correct position with threads pointing up through the press into the handle. Install flat washer then the nut.
385000
they came with a new hose, just change it. for a better look and working better, I suggest using pvc pipe. You can get this pipe in any hardware store and it very easy to install.
123441
I had exactly the same thing happen with mine when I assembled it. I increased the torque & tightened the bolts so that they sunk into the tubing - the result was perfect. I think that they need to explain that these need to be super tight, so they have to actaully squeeze the tubing in a little. Hope this helps. Regards, PP.By the way, I am sure that you did this, but make sure that the washers are in the right way round, as they are the same anlge as the tubing.Good luck.
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Usually there are rubber washers on the side that screws into the shank, but also there are rubber washers to where the hose connects to the sankey taps. Just put the rubber washers inside the circle before screwing the fittings onto the sankey keg tap. It is just like the rubber washers that are inside of garden hoses.
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If it is leaking inside the connector, you need to put a new washer in to allow the connection to be tight. If the fabric of the hose itself is torn by the end connector the the hose is done for and you should take it back to three you purchased it for a refund.
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I just used washers in back of the clutch and one in front then a bolt in the shaft. Works great.
558467
They will work with a standard garden hose. If you want to use them with the power washer you need to purchase an additional Double Female Hose Adapter.
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You will have to find some screws. You will attach it by locating a small ring right below the design. Dependimg on how big your screw head is, you may meed a washer as well.
376455
I am sorry to say I do not own a Generac washer. I did buy an extra hose to use on my machine but I haven't used it yet. I am unable to be of much help. Herm
1068803
Yes, but the washers come with the hose. I still say BEWARE, mine didn't last a month!!
2026466
Buy some new Dramm rubber gasket washers for the female end. This solved my leaking problem.
1689313
A word of advice though, when you put the hoses on make sure to put some kind of oil on where you attach them, it makes it much easier to remove them if needed. Also get new clamps especially if they look corroded.
1571965
Yes it does fit this washer. I have the exact part on my washer, and it works well. If you look at the part, the right angle coupling that looks like the end of a garden hose, goes onto the washer's intake valve. That would be the female part of this unit. The bottom of the part is where you hook up the water supply hose from your house's shutoff valve to this part installed on the washer. That would be called the male part of the unit. It is very a very simple installation when you look at the part. You really can't install it any other way. Don't worry about the male and female stuff. If you use the hoses supplied with the washer, you cant mess this one up. I hope this helps.
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They're really simple to install. Getting the old one off requires pushing in on the fitting while pulling out on the hose/pipe. You remove the retainer clip at the top and pull the piece off of the faucet. To install the new part you just push the hose/pipe in to the fitting until it seats. Don't forget to install the retainer clip at the top.
1959901
Well, like ANY faucet, you need a connector hose. You shouldhave one on ANY faucet, but they may need to be replaced. If you asked this question, get a professional to install.