Do you know if This type of drain hose can be used for portable" Magic Chef " washer machine?
805701
This is like a standard washer hose. I not sure why it would not work unless the length is a problem . Longer lengths are available though.
802538
Of course you could use it with a pressure washer. Since the hose would be feeding the pressure washer, the pressure would be the same as any other use. People who speak of too much pressure must be thinking in terms of the output pressure of the washer, which would not accept a normal hose. That said, this hose is junk. Mine ruptured under normal conditions on my 3rd use. The manufacturer only has a 90 day warranty (this should be the first indication of poor quality)
672941
I'm guessing yes - see how your current hose assembly connects - this one connects directly to the bottom of the machine
1036523
I'm not familiar with your type of compressor...The valve has standard 1/4" tapered male pipe threads...The hex plug shown in the picture actually hholds the "ball" in the valve so it can't be removed to thread to another pipe or fitting...If your are going to thread it into standard 1/4" female pipe threads at the termination of your drain then this should work...Mine has been working smoothly in an outdoor environment for almost a year...Hope this helps!
1415274
This hose is not the one in the picture. the one you get has the sure lock connector to the vacuum cleaner if your vacuum cleaner uses the sure lock system it may work. what is pictured is the friction connector system. (just pushes in not having a locking button)
1239007
It is the same hose you would use to connect a washing machine, so I would say yes.
1910341
You can asked the ez-access company if you can buy the replacement drain hose . They are selling some replacement. Or you can go to home Depot and take the attachment part of your drain hose they will do it for you as I did mine.
2044102
Only if you hook the drain hose up to the pump outlet. This model also has a gravity drain outlet as well.
358682
I cannot give you a definitive answer. The key lies in the M22 connectors. I believe they are fairly universal. In my case, I ordered both the hose and a new wand both of which came with some connectors. I ended up at Lowe's getting another connector to get it all hooked up. Now my pressure washer has an M22 female (which it did to start with) and the hose has one end M22 male and the other female. The wand itself has an M22 male so everything can be disconnected when not in use. I guess the short answer is that it may directly fit or you may have to buy a little brass to get it hooked up. The hose itself seems to be of good quality so it didn't bother me to spend another 5 bucks to get it going. Hope this helps.
300021
As I look at the threads on my kitchen sink and the threads on the hose, I say no. You may be able to do it by attaching adapters. Visit a hardware store and they will get it done for you!
777425
No, this is just a plastic hose that has no pressure and it needs to be flowing down, I have my portable sink next to my utility sink and then I have a 5 gallon bucket under it that I just placed to hose in it to drain. I use a sprayer hose that I attach to my utility sink and use that to shampoo someone's hair with, make sure you empty the bucket when it gets full.
1434708
I do like the hose but I'm not sure if it works with a portable sink as i us it with a wall mounted sink.
262562
I don't know 100% becuase i haven't tried it, but I think its very likely. The connection hose appears to be a standard snap-type connector.
1476124
I don't have that type of hose, but I see no reason why it wouldn't work for the scrunchie hose as well as any other. It is deep so there is plenty of room.
1896927
You can use it BUT the hose connections will be on the Back side, not the Front of the pressure washer
731828
Probably because it Attaches to discharge outlets with 1-Inch, 1-1/8-Inch, or 1-3/8-Inch connections. Check the hose size or connection size you currently have on your machine.
774467
I wouldn't think so because a sewage pump has a lot of power. It has to liquidize the sewage. A washing machine is just trying to get the water out of the tub. This unit is for a basement type pump where there is serious elevation of the water required. I cant see a washing machine be capable of pumping higher than a few feet anyway. (??)