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-Powered-Residential-Pressure/dp/B00IEO8BHI/ref=psdc83_t1_B004S8JHLS_B00IEO8BHI Also what pressure washer do you recommend?I'm looking at the Generac 6596, But any good recommendation? (2500 PSI or higher) 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. » Read More 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-Powered-Residential-Pressure/dp/B00IEO8BHI/ref=psdc83_t1_B004S8JHLS_B00IEO8BHI Also what pressure washer do you recommend?I'm looking at the Generac 6596, But any good recommendation? (2500 PSI or higher) « Show Less
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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
1418584
Works great.. I use this more then the other single nozzles that came with the washer. I would buy it again. I will say that my washer has already started leaking oil around the oil drain plug.
1317384
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
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!
2155806
This nozzle works find on my Briggs & Stratton 2200 psi 2.2 gpm Pressure Washer Model #020228
2063843
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
1409150
I have a 4 gpm 4,000 pressure washer and I have found This whirl-A-way surface cleaner to do the job. This unit does not work using less than 3,200 psi and depending on the condition of the surface you are cleaning you may have to make two or more passes. I have had no reason to remove either of the two tips for the angle at factory specs does the job.
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I would not bother finding any information on the product other than the workmanship! Used it with 3200PSI rated pressure washer. It lasted less than 1/2 tank gas before developing a leak at the base of metal connection. May work as an extension for a garden hose resulting increased pressure. Good luck.
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Karcher power washer is junk used mine about 3 times and now will not work properly warranty is for 1 year after that you are screwed when I called for tech support and went thru the automated phone crap they asked if washer was more than 1 year old to press #4 i think when I did the call was dropped they hung up. I have had a Coleman Powermate for 10 or more years and it still works but wanted something with more power but Coleman is out of business and the Karcher sounded like a good deal but I was WRONG! buy a gas powered model made by Honda or at least one with a Honda motor install a gas shut off valve in fuel line use sta-bil in the gas and at end of season run the tank and carb dry Home depot sells a quart can of leaded gas pour it in run the motor for a while to make sure all of this crap gas they sell now is gone turn the shut of valve to the off position and run it till it stops and you should be fine if you can remove the carb bowl and pour out any gas in it. As the old saying goes you get what you pay for but in the case of Karcher look for something else. if the gas washer is to much work I have seen washer for as low as $99.00 at that price if it only lasts 5-6 times you are not out that much cash. when i finally found some one who knew Karchers explained my problem it did not take him long to tell me the faulty part was $65.00 plus shipping at that point I told him I am not spending that kind of money and then have something else go wrong and at 65.00 I am over half way to a cheap washer. I hope this helps
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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
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.
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I used this pump for my Generac Pressure washer. There's a chance that it may work with your Honda Engine but check the owner's manual on their website. Look up your model on their product list and you should be able to find the pump specs or even better, just look at the serial number on the side of the pump itself. Search that serial number on Amazon and you should find the best deal! Good luck!
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Dear MarySorry I do know yes 020486 is my model power washer so yes the pump should fit just fine. Afew notes mine came with an adapter which allows you to mount the pump water inlet to the front like it was when you purchased it.. However if you loosen the solvent bottle and do not use the bracket and rotate the pump it will mount rearward which allows for a much easy way to move the washer once the water hose is attached. So yes it fits your unit, (note ) being a replacement pump I was worried it would not work as well as the unit which came on the powerwasher but boy(figure of speak) was I wrong!! Such better pump!! Dear MarySorry I do know yes 020486 is my model power washer so yes the pump should fit just fine. Afew notes mine came with an adapter which allows you to mount the pump water inlet to the front like it was when you purchased it.. However if you loosen the solvent bottle and do not use the bracket and rotate the pump it will mount rearward which allows for a much easy way to move the washer once the water hose is attached. So yes it fits your unit, (note ) being a replacement pump I was worried it would not work as well as the unit which came on the powerwasher but boy(figure... » Read More Dear MarySorry I do know yes 020486 is my model power washer so yes the pump should fit just fine. Afew notes mine came with an adapter which allows you to mount the pump water inlet to the front like it was when you purchased it.. However if you loosen the solvent bottle and do not use the bracket and rotate the pump it will mount rearward which allows for a much easy way to move the washer once the water hose is attached. So yes it fits your unit, (note ) being a replacement pump I was worried it would not work as well as the unit which came on the powerwasher but boy(figure of speak) was I wrong!! Such better pump!! « Show Less
714175
The connection is the key. This is a common connection for many electric power washers. It may not work with gas powered washers. Also, there are limits on the safe pressure ranges. It works great with our Karcher washer.
611300
There is a formula you have to use to find the correct oriffice size (3.0, 3.5, 4.0 etc)... Nozzle # = Gallon per minute * (square root (4000/PSI))... so you just need to look and find your gallon per minute of your washer you got all you need. nozzle # = 1.136 * GPM. Hope this helps
1354121
Sorry, I can't answer that right now, I am out of state. But Generac website has a full breakdown of the washer. It is an excellent product. We checked out all specs before purchasing it. Sorry I couldn't give the specifics right now.
1674951
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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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