Is 1/2" a large enough diameter to supply a pressure washer, or do I need a 5/8" diameter hose?
1583884
Yes, this hose will do the job. I have used it on our pressure washer that puts out 1700 psi water pressure.
1583885
I had no need to do that. But, u might want to consider an adapter size to fit? Half an inch diameter seems to me would be sufficient with the water pressure I have. Hope this helps.
387761
I use a 5/8 diameter hose, but any size hose should work, because you do not need full water pressure, only enough to achieve the drip rate you want.
347737
recommended for minimum 3000psi power washer. Regular hose can't produce the pressure.
1687173
I went down to measure. The original black hose is 1 3/4" around and does not mention the size, just 3100 PSI. I bought a replacement hose (Simpson MH10038QC 3/8-Inch x 100-Foot x 4,500 PSI Max Monster Heavy Duty Pressure Washer Hose). It is 2 1/4" around. They did not send coupler connectors, had to spend another $50 for the connectors directly w/Simpson.
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
1275677
The 1/2 inch is referring the the drive that the socket attaches to. As for the hose skip the 1/4 hose and fittings and use 3/8 filing and 1/2 hose. There is much more airflow and power to be had when using them.
614771
You should have no problem at all it works just like a hose and faucet. One part attaches to the power washer directly onto the water inlet port and the other part attaches to your water hose. After that all you have to do is pull back on the large connector and it snaps onto the smaller one.
596932
Need adapter, 1/4" NPT (deep cavity?) male to M22 deep cavity female. Call these guys 866-618-9274, they seem to have the proper adapters available. Site for adapters, http://www.pressurewashersdirect.com/power/m22-pressure-washer-adapters.html
917818
Yes. I used it for my humidifier in my basement. Not sure what the 1/2" measurement is, it seemed to be like a regular hose.
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.
428805
I had a 3100 psi at 2.5 gallons per minute, and this attachment worked great, and the quarter inch quick connect it will fit which most pressure washers under 4000 psi are, so go for it it works great I haven't had to use any tips since I got this attachment,
1850950
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.
760426
the main discharge hose is 1 inch diameter, however if you asking if it fits you washing machine discharge, then the end that attaches has different diameters so, from 1 inch to 1 1/4 inches just cut off what you don't need this discharge hose will fit almost every type I have ever seen. It was a very good buy for me and it works great. Hope this helps
1920125
I had to buy a quick connect adapter that I could hook up a 40 ft hose to the pressure washer. The hose came with the appropriate adapter for the extension pole.
1370638
It could be replaced by a brass fitting if you can find a brass fitting that has the size and thread of the connection to the pressure washer. The hose side connection would be no problem, but the washer side could make it difficult.
2241952
I can see the answers are ambiguous. I am sure it will fit either... The OD is 5/8" but the big washers should compensate for a 1/8" difference, without a problem.
2044481
My Best answer - the high flow gun should work (provided you have enough pressure) unless I am not understanding the question - using typical 1/2" flow hose, these are the standard fit for that.