I need a soap tip for my 2500 psi washer, will these do the trick?
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Yes. The black tip is for low pressure and soap (should be). The others are degreed spays and high pressure spray.
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It works on my Troy Built 2800 psi washer. 3.0 is the size you need. The black one is the soap tip.
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There are charts with price sizes versus PSI pressure. You need to know your pressure washer's output then look on a chart for the correct size.
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It would work, but I suggest you purchase a hose with a 3/4 inch diameter instead of 5/8's. Your pressure washer will work better.
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Yes they will. Stainless is always a tough job for any bit. Let the R.P.M.'s of the motor do the work and be easy on the tool pressure. Try using a good lubricant/coolant. Have fun.
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It should be mentioned that you *can* buy 100 series comply foam tips for these. It requires a bit of forceful application because the 100 series wasn't designed to fit, but they will if you force them on. Not sure if it's really worth it to you, but I like comply foam tips too much to give them up.
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I don't think you would need a pressure washer. I have used it mainly for small around-the-house jobs ie. clean the bar-b-que insides. I dilute in some water, spray or soak, then wipe off. I'd try that first before the washer.
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I believe they are. I asked my washer repairman and my sceptic man but neither knew. I found this web site that answers this and other questions: http://www.laundrytree.com/using-soapnuts/faqs.html I hope this is helpful to you. The septic question is near the bottom of the list, which is quite comprehensive about soap nuts. I have been using them for about a year now and will never ever go back to commercial laundry products. One secret as with any laundry soap is not to overload your machine. It helps to place the nuts in a bit of hot water before putting them into the machine; I use a clean jam jar for this purpose. The smell I was getting in my HE washer disappeared almost entirely once I stopped using that sticky soap with all the dyes. My clothes smell much cleaner! I love this product and will always use it from now on. I haven't check the cost but I also believe it is cheaper per load than commercial stuff. So in the end this web site is probably right, and the nuts are actually beneficial for septics. It makes sense: you aren't putting chemicals in your septic. The nuts are extremely low-sudsing, too. SKO
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I don't know, I've only used the soap nuts. I suggest you go to the manufacturer's website for more info.
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Yes. I use Softsoap. Go to Walmart and buy a clear ketchup bottle. Fill it with your liquid soap and then plunge the tip into the hole of the Lysol soap container. You may have to tilt the tip a bit to allow the soap to flow easily.
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Depends on the type of soap. If glycerin soap, I would use a wooden spoon. This is a good wish but will add too many air bubbles to your soap
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The book says to use only detergents formulated for pressure washers.It says even using dish soap whitch is thicker than water will clog the chemical injector system.Also says DO NOT USE BLEACH in pressure washers.HOPE this help you
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They will fit most pressure washers. I have not used the excel 2800 but if it uses the standard tips this will work
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I believe it would work fine but I really can't say for sure because I don't know the thickness of your laundry soap.
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This works okay with my electric pressure washer. Just do not dilute the soap.
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Hi Robert. I do have the ones you need. Here is the link for the correct set for your washer. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GSES3ZG Thanks for double checking with your model number. It's appreciated. WARNING!!!!! There are other sellers now selling low grade cheap Chinese knock offs of my bearing sets. Please be sure you are buying from "FRONT LOAD WASHER BEARING KITS" when you check out. I am the only seller giving a 5 year warranty. I have them in stock and I still have time to ship them today. Many thanks. Cheers, James.
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Unless you have unusually high water pressure, I believe this product would be just fine for most residential water pressures and applications. Considering your extra pressure, you may want to apply 3 wraps of teflon tape to the threaded connections with the furnished rubber washers. Afterwards, check for leaks and you may need to tighten the connection slightly to stop any leaks, as I did. Be carefully not to cross-thread or overtighten any plastic connections, if any.
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I also have a front loading HE washer. The soap nuts work great in it. You do need to use warm water, if using cold, soak the soap nuts in warm water first to activate them.