Where does the clear siphon hose connect to? Is it the barbed fitting upstream of the pressure discharge? It doesn't say in the manual.
1583151
have not actually used it yet. but judging by other pressure washers I have seen . that is probably correct. don't see what else it could be.
1234987
It does not. The hose from your water spigot connects to the pressure washer. This hose connects to the pressure washer on one end and the other to the water trigger
1605552
A black hose on at the outside it connects to your water source... Probably the Spicket on your house.The inside one connects to your hose. You connect it and then wrap it around by using the circle motion. The end of the hose will hang outside when it is wrapped up I hope this helps!
1232164
More info needed. It could be hose thread or M22 and anything in between. What is the application? What are you connecting to and is it under pressure?
1509584
Amy, this is a replacement pressure washer hose. It connects the pressure washer "wand" to the pressure washer. Are you wanting to connect it to another pressure washer hose?? Otherwise, your question does not make a lot of sense to me. It did NOT come with any adapters, if that's what you mean. Your connector MUST match the connectors on this hose. Mine was a Craftsman.
1550485
The connector has a 3/4" threaded hose connection on one side and a slide in connection for a 1/2" drip line or solid line on the other. Keep in mind that if you are making a connection for standard emitters, you need a pressure regulator ahead of this product.
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The issue they are addressing is the back-pressure from the downstream end of the hose. There is no such issue with the distance from the house bibcock valve. The more water pressure available and the larger the garden hose diameter (3/4" if possible) the better the Injector will work. The physics behind the process is not "siphon" even though that is the common name. Truly the process is the Venturi Effect http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venturi_effect . A pressure washer uses the same effect to induct soap or chemicals into the water stream. Large Navy ships have an enclosed Fire Main that circulates water under pressure for the purpose of fighting an on-board fire. Rather than have the circulating water do nothing most of the time they have Inductors which are Venturi Effect devices that provide suction to the bilge (i.e.; a very powerful bilge pump). I don't know what your application is, but usually the Siphon Mixer (Inductor/Injector) can be located near the end of the garden hose. This reduces the back pressure and allows the Venturi Effect to work. Too much back pressure downstream from the Siphon Mixer will push water out the small hole in the mixer, rather than the desired suction through the small hole. The solution for larger installations where the long downstream pipe and sprinklers produce too much back pressure for the Venturi Effect to work is to inject the fertilizer (chemicals) at the input of a booster pump. The suction side of a water pump will suck fertilizer (chemicals) through a small pipe Tee'd into the larger suction supply pipe.
1777971
If you have the water discharge connect to a external pipe, then the connection was loose. This will be the best guess from me.
2136524
Don't what barbed fittings they are talking about. It just came with threaded ends that accept 1/4" fittings. You will have to buy what you need to attached the hose.
957409
I believe the siphon hose might be for the detergent which if that's the case you would only need it if you're going to use detergent. I never use detergent so I don't use that siphon hose. (It's a little clear plastic hose.) Contact Amazon anyway and they'll either arrange to get the missing part or give you a partial credit.
124304
No.. your unit appears to have ta threaded end and a universal quick disconnect. This hose has the universal quick disconnect on both ends.
864417
This does not connect to a garden hose. This will connect directly to a pressure washer hose.
1150940
The outlet (the end next to the squeezer pump) needs to be well below the level of the intake end of the hose, otherwise a siphon cannot be created.Several brisk squeezes of the pump should produce a strong siphon.
2092723
In the picture you'll see a clear container immediately below where the air hose attachment is. bleed the water off with the unit off. It's pretty straight forward
762369
Hi there. I don't know, but what I do know is this comes with the nozzle that connects to a standard propane tank. Believe it's a different connector for the cylinders. So if you could find an adapter that would downthread the tank connector to the cylinder, you'd be all set.
1257451
I connected it to standard 1/2" distribution hose using the barbed fittings. The distribution hose is connected directly to city water through the irrigation timer with no regulator, and have had no problems.
1627150
hmmm, does "self-sealing fuel fitting" refer to the female brass quick connector on the hose? i have this tank and it works well. I screwed my male brass fitting into the threaded black fitting(on the tank) and it worked.