what extension lance/wand will work to connect this with AR383 pressure washer?
1435939
I don't know what a AR383 PW takes. However, the B&S; uses a standard quick connect that you can get at any hard ware store. You will be OK with this washer.
1435940
I don't know what a AR383 PW takes. However, the B&S uses a standard quick connect that you can get at any hard ware store. You will be OK with this washer.
1221639
Interesting, since I did not review this product I'm not sure what you're talking about, even though I did purchase it. It turns out that the male connector on the end of wand was not compatible with the EZ Clean AEZ31023 Surface Cleaner that I also purchased at the same time. I ended up using an air hose connector but had to grind off some of the hex nut end (where the wrench fits to tighten). It then slid all the way into the surface cleaner female coupler. Hope this helps.
2052691
I can tell you that the best way to find your answer is to contact the company directly. I know that my three spray tips from my generac power washer work with this wand. I looked for specification and found none with measurements;but did find that AR North American sells a 22mm adapter for $5.99.
651980
This won't work with a pressure washer, is intended for attaching to a normal garden hose.It won't make a foam as dense as you would with a foam cannon on a pressure washer but it works with a regular hose and it's cheaper.
2177456
Yes, i have used all the tips that came with my pressure washer ( craftsman-briggs unit) with the extension rod.
783138
The Briggs and Stratton Pressure Washer Extension Wand is rated for 3,000 PSI and has M22 fittings. If your pressure washer is compatible to these features, it should work well.
48916
http://www.amazon.com/RMW2G24D-Pressure-Washer-2400PSI-2-0GPM/dp/B000RLHHC6/ref=sr_1_1?s=lawn-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1407457669&sr=1-1&keywords=RMW2G24D+AR+pump Under specs it says 22mm fitting. It should fit.
345603
A regular, standard-sized garden hose is all you need. The pressure washer has a "quick connect" coupler that attaches to it. Hope you get one and enjoy it as much as we have!
993428
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.
2142824
I have been using this hose on a Troy built model 020344, 2600 PSI, 2.3 gpm washer. Works fine. I do not see any difference between this hose and the one that came with my pressure washer. The extra five feet on this hose really comes in handy. If you're planning to use this hose as an extension, you will need a nipple to connect the two hoses. You can pick one up at your local big-box home improvement store for about $5.
1006795
It should attach via the quick-connect fitting at the end of the pressure wand. The quick-connect male and female fittings are fairly standard for non-commercial pressure washers. If you're not sure, take your pressure wand with you to Lowe's and have their Lawn & Garden Power Tools guy verify the Briggs & Stratton surface cleaner fits on the end of your pressure wand.
1453768
This only works with a pressure washer. It attaches to the spray wand with a standard connector. It will not help you unless you have a pressure washer ( the gas motor style ) Good Luck
1803345
I can't answer as to all pressure washers, but it fits my Home Depot Ridgid pressure washer. The Karcher extension wand has a male fitting, as does the pressure washer wand. Thus, they require a coupler with double ended female fittings to mate. I can't remember whether Karcher supplied that fitting or I bought it separately; their specs should show.
468727
It'll work with any pressure washer, provided you have the proper connection fittings on the hose. Personally I like using brass quick connects, they allow for fast changing between wands and attachments. You can get everything you need at home depot or here on amazon. And incidentally, I really enjoy my telescoping washer wand. I wash entire homes no problem, and combined with the gutter clean out attachment, cleaning gutters is a breeze
428807
The majority of the pressure washer tips I've found all fit my washer with no problems, but your PW is 3100 PSI, and this is rated for up to 3000 PSI. It would work, but with the extra pressure it would probably just wear out a little bit faster than my 2700 PSI washer.
376454
Lance I do not know for sure. Here is my experiance. My pressure washer is a Honda. I had to remove the female fittings leaving the male parts and then the hose fit perfectectly. It is a standard size and thread. Hope this helps.
808535
they should, that is assuming your pressure washer has a quick connect for the tips on the wand. All of the pressure washers I have operated all used the same style quick connect.