does it work efficiently with pressure washers of 2500psi
87965
works really well with 3800 psi which was well above recommended pressure. with a concrete cleaner, looked like a commercial wash.
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.
1486215
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.
892444
It will work with 1500psi but that is near the minimum it will work with, the more psi you have the more foam it will spew out. Side note you'll want to check to see if your electric power washer gun will work with the 1/4'' quick connect or M22 fitting otherwise you will have to order a coinciding connector for your washer separately.
308057
I can not imagine how that would work. A pressure washer has a feed through pump that can take in 60 PSI water and put out 1200 / 3600 PSI . The air compressor is for air only , but you could buy what is called an air knife to connect to it and have a hand held or pole mounted dryer that would be like a squeegee to push the water off after you had pressure wasted something . There are small electric pressure washers in this price range that work ok.
1871039
I have used it in a high efficiency washer with no issues. I do not know if it is not recommended.
696523
Shouldn't be a problem. The pressure washer will boost the pressue to the needed levels...in fact, that is what they are designed to do.
746275
I only have an electric pressure washer and have no knowledge of its use with a gas pressure washer. I do know that gas pressure washers operate at much higher pressures than electric pressure washers. You should be able to find out from Karcher what is the range of pressures that this brush will tolerate. If the brush is in the pressure range of your gas pressure washer, it should work well providing the connector is compatible.
1486214
Don't know about a chart but the sizes represent the width usually of the spray. The narrower the spray coming from the nozzle, the more pressure you have. The pressure washer pump runs the same regardless of the tip size so a 2500 psi washer may produce only 1500 lbs pressure with a 12" wide spray.
2193601
it may be rated for higher, but I use it on my 2500 psi gas powered washer with no issues at all.
347737
recommended for minimum 3000psi power washer. Regular hose can't produce the pressure.
838021
No reason why it shouldn't. All depends on the power of your pressure washer.
1654261
Hi John, I think you are on the right track. I myself use a 50 ft hose, the manual also mentions this. I have used my pressure washer over a dozen times with no problem. I am thinking with the longer 100ft hose the pressure must be to low for the unit to be efficeint. I do use a 3/8, 50 foot pressure hose from the unit to the pressure sprayer and get great results.
221961
I am using it with a power washer that generates 2400 PSI and it works jjust as described.
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.
378574
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.
476527
I dont see why not. As long as you have a quick disconnect on your pressure washer it should work, but keep in mind the more PSI the pressure washer has the better this cleaner works. (up to 3300 psi I think)