Can you please tell me if this nozzle will work on a Generac 6596 2,800 PSI 2.5 GPM 196cc OHV Gas Powered Residential Pressure Washer Please see link below. http://www.amazon.com/Generac-6596-Po... Also what pressure washer do you recommend?I'm looking...
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Ours is a Honda craftsman power washer. Works great. It is the normal snap on kind. The package said it fits most brands. About all I can help with
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I use mine on a Briggs & Stratton 2400 PSI. It comes with some fittings of which the exact size I do not recall since I purchased it 2 or more years ago. As long as your washer does not exceed the PSI ratting of the wand (I think it is 4000 psi), you can always purchase the fittings needed to make it work. Some washers use quick connect fittings and some use regular brass screw on fittings. All of which can be different sizes but I think 3/8" is the most common.
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I wouldn't think the extra 100psi would be that big of a deal, especially if you have a small consumer-type pressure washer that is direct drive and has a relatively low flow rate. When it comes to pressure washers, the pressure is more of a selling point, but it is Gallons Per Minute (GPM) that tell the true tale of work being done (kind of like Horsepower vs. Torque). As long as you don't have some big contractor unit that is belt driven, I think you should be just fine. If anything, it will just wear out the ceramic parts a bit faster.
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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!
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It works on my Troy Built 2800 psi washer. 3.0 is the size you need. The black one is the soap tip.
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If you 'Google", "Bing" or use any other search engine, type in the following words: Generac Pressure Washer Parts Breakdown, Manuals which will take you to the required website (same words you Googled) if you scroll down the page. Click that on and you will see a Tech Support toll-free#: 1-888-279-9274. Generac may or may not fabricate all replacement parts but the web page cited will enable you to find out what you need to know. You can also click on Model#6024 and possibly find what you need to know much faster. I assume the toll-free# is good Mon thru Fri. The same page also provides a way to ask questions via e-mail. This is only a partial answer but I hope it helps. If you 'Google", "Bing" or use any other search engine, type in the following words: Generac Pressure Washer Parts Breakdown, Manuals which will take you to the required website (same words you Googled) if you scroll down the page. Click that on and you will see a Tech Support toll-free#: 1-888-279-9274. Generac may or may not fabricate all replacement parts but the web page cited will enable you to find out what you need to know. You can also click on Model#6024 and possibly find what you need to know much faster. I assume the toll-free# is good Mon thru Fri. The same page... » Read More If you 'Google", "Bing" or use any other search engine, type in the following words: Generac Pressure Washer Parts Breakdown, Manuals which will take you to the required website (same words you Googled) if you scroll down the page. Click that on and you will see a Tech Support toll-free#: 1-888-279-9274. Generac may or may not fabricate all replacement parts but the web page cited will enable you to find out what you need to know. You can also click on Model#6024 and possibly find what you need to know much faster. I assume the toll-free# is good Mon thru Fri. The same page also provides a way to ask questions via e-mail. This is only a partial answer but I hope it helps. « Show Less
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My power washer is not craftsman. I went by the fact that the pump is a fit-all pump. My pump fit like a shoe. Your pump is 2800 psi. Mine is 2750 on a Briggs and Stratton 8hp. I don't see any reason why it shouldn't work on your machine
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I use it on a 2700 psi honda pressure washer. It is a decent hose but it really wants to coil up on itself. Good hose considering the price
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i think it is the same model. Both are 2700 psi. Same your money and buy a better unit. Generac customer service stinks and Amazon will not refund on this unit due to the manufacturer warranty. Mine has been at the repair shop for a month. I have not been able to use it since delivery. The engine was no good. They sent another engine but it was the wrong one. Still waiting.
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There are charts with price sizes versus PSI pressure. You need to know your pressure washer's output then look on a chart for the correct size.
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Not sure if size has anything to do with connecting this drain cleaner. I'm not sure if you understand where this drain cleaner goes. It goes after the trigger assembly, the gold/brass end that you see in the picture goes where the wands go, it is the bayonet-type connection. If you have a bayonet-type connector (mainly electric), it should work. If you have a gas model (which uses SAE connectors) this drain cleaner will not work on your pressure washer. Check under gas pressure washer acessories, there are some drain cleaners for gas pressure washers.
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If you have he ability to attach the different 1/4" quick connect tips then it will fit. Basically it will fit any gas pressure washer. Electric ones will probably take an adapter of some kind. And yes it works with full pressure.
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New. 2 nozzles. Yes it will work with a 2600 psi pressure washer but a more powerful pressure washer would give better results. 4000 psi is the maximum rating.
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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
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I have a 10 HP, 3000 psi, 3.5 gpm washer and it is marginal for performance. I have used my surface cleaner with a 13 HP, 3800 psi, 4.0 gpm washer and the performance was good. You might be happier with the 16 inch BE-1600WAW or 18 inch BE-1800WAW surface cleaner.
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The washer comes with a selection of 5 different nozzles that are quickly interchangeable. They have varying degrees of spray width ranging from a direct 0 degree "pinpoint" nozzle to a wide 40 degree nozzle plus one nozzle for spraying soap. I bought my sprayer to use in preparing my home for painting. I used the 40 degree nozzle throughout and it worked just great. It had PLENTY of pressure and to be honest I'm sure it would've started removing paint if I'd have kept the nozzle closer to the surface. I can't imagine how much force the direct zero degree nozzle would provide when used. If your talking "turbo" and I'm guessing this may be what you mean you would not be disappointed. When I decided to buy a washer I was originally looking at an electric one that operates at a lower pressure. I honestly don't think that the electric one would've provided enough pressure to do the job adequately. Using this washer, my house looked absolutely great after a wash! It looked so good that I could've actually left it just the way it was without painting! My neighbors even made that comment. Not sure if your mechanically inclined but Honda engines just seem to run and run and run. This was actually the big reason I bought this washer....the Honda engine. I elected to buy this washer which was about $100 more than the electric one I was going to buy. My thoughts were that after I'd used it on my house I'd just sell it locally through a newspaper ad. After using it....and seeing the results, I'm definitely keeping it.
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According to the chart, you need either a 4.0 or a 4.5 nozzle, NOT this one. Here is a link to a chart: http://www.pressurewashersdirect.com/Shark-9.302-243.0/p4389.html#reviews Here is another chart, less commercial: http://www.the-power-washer-advisor.com/pressure_washer_nozzles.html#NozzleChart