I have a craftsman 6HP 2350PSI pressure washer model# 919.762350 will this pump unit work
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The pump works fine since I got it mounted on the Honda motor. The only issue I had was the heads on the original mounting hex-head bolts were too big due to the splines/raised parts on the pump near the mounting holes. I finally special ordered some Socket Head Cap Screws (M8-1.0x16) through Fastenal to get the correct thread size to match the Honda. Neither Fastenal, Home Depot, Lowe's, NAPA, or other car parts stores carried that size since their Socket Head Cap screws carried many 1.25 thread size screws but no 1.0 thread size screws to fit the Honda. They all had displays to test the thread sizes for bolts and screws so you could get the proper ones. Even with the new screws the heads on the zinc coated ones were too large, but the black screws with the smaller heads worked. It might be different for a Briggs & Stratton motor. If I were to do it again, I'd pay more to order a pump that more closely resembled the mounting holes on the pump I was replacing.
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I own the same Craftsman unit. I would say it won't work because it is a horizontal, oil free unit and my Craftsman has a vertical, oil-filled unit. I've been scrubbing the web for days now looking for a replacement pump or parts. My AR pump model is XJW2.2G.23.
1360120
Not sure about your model. I installed these exact paddles on my Craftsman 21 inch single stage auger propelled blower, model 536.885212, 3 years ago and they are working fine.
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!
1739473
If the fittings are the same yes it will work, I'm not familure with Camp-Haus but most Pressure washer makers use same fittings
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.
1072262
I am sorry but I cannot say wether it will work with an old Craftsman. But they do include 4 adapters to use with different makes and models. So maybe one of those adapters will work with your Craftsman. Give it a try, if it doesn't work. ship it back. Cheaper than buying a whole new power washer. Good Luck
852153
Most of the pressure washer use the same generic hose and hose fitting. I'm sure this will fit your troybuilt unless it uses a proprietary fitting.
1844067
Even if the bolt pattern and the shaft are the same size allowing the pump to physically connect to the engine, you will probably not have enough power to run the pump. I made a similar mistake by putting a 3000psi pump on my engine which came with a 2400psi pump and the engine was heavily strained. Stick with the correct psi pump that came with the pressure washer for best results.
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take drain pump out and take to a parts store for washers and dryers and they can get you the model # from there
877403
Yes I have the same model and replaced the pump this year. The only difference is the hose inlet will face the front of the power washer instead of hooking up in the back.
524652
I wish I could answer your question, check your machine model and series number, it may be fitted. My machine is Whirlpool. Amazon will tell you what number of Drain Pump. Good luck
1418583
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
790179
If it is a top load washer not front loader an newer style top loader it will work
1428787
I have a 2500 PSI washer and it worked fine so it should work fine at 2800. Rated up to 3300 PSI
1414180
Not sure but if pump is mounted on vertical drive shaft and distance between mounting bolts is the same as mentioned in the specs for the pump it seems it would work. I replaced pump on a 7 yr. old craftsman washer and it works fine. Good luck.
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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 believe so,assuming your Craftsman has a Briggs engine.Worked great on my 16.5 hp Lawn Chief tractor.