How long are the hoses: I only have one drain pipe for the washer, will both the drain for this and the washer fit into a normal size pipe?
506271
yes, it will fit into the same pipe, just make sure they are both no more than 5 inches down as the website suggests. They have the information you are looking for at catgenie.com
1351388
Hi Marla, I don't know. You need to find the washer parts manual and make sure it's the correct part number.
2048896
I measured mine, it's about 32". If you need a longer hose, you could buy one at a hardware store. But I'm sure this is long enough for the average sink.
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
2265424
The ones that came with the hose have proved sufficient. However, washers are cheap and take up little storage space. I would order washers.
1761133
First thing I'd try to end the siphoning is to elevate the washer's drain hose. If the washer's drain hose is shoved deep into your home drain pipe, pull most of the drain hose out of the drain pipe and anchor it in that position. The added height should correct the problem.
760426
the main discharge hose is 1 inch diameter, however if you asking if it fits you washing machine discharge, then the end that attaches has different diameters so, from 1 inch to 1 1/4 inches just cut off what you don't need this discharge hose will fit almost every type I have ever seen. It was a very good buy for me and it works great. Hope this helps
412202
It worked for us. We did use different washers as the ones that came with it leaked.
370397
Mine I believe was1" in and out let and the drain was 1/2. There are different ones. best call rusco with part number.
204351
It fits both of my pressure washers. 1 is a harbor freight 1500 psi, sorry the model number is gone. It also fits my 2500 psi gas Troy Bilt, not sure if I'm lucky but I think the hoses are pretty much universal
775490
If the two hoses screw together, they will need a washer or else they will leak. The washer cushions the metal to metal connection and seals it. The connection may also leak even with a washer if either connector is compromised or they are not tightly connected. hope this helps..
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.
1706047
I don't have one in front of me, but they are standard hose washers. 1-inch O.D x .63-inch I.D.
1571964
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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
2281170
Oh gosh. I really Dont know. I just bought the part that matched my washer and its worked wonderful since. Just go with what is compatible with ur washer so u known u know u wont have an issue. Good luck and sorry I couldn't be of more help
1323771
Also consider the size/capacity of your washer. Draining a full load of water, frequently, may require two joined dry wells to handle the amount of water being drained.
1068803
Yes, but the washers come with the hose. I still say BEWARE, mine didn't last a month!!