This worked great with my Honda 2600 psi Pressure washer ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxfQauTxLT0JLSvqkq10rD79TU4k0Vz8zP , it came with two different size adapters, and tread tape so you're ready to go. I used it on my sidewalk that was getting dark and it worked great with no sprayer streaks. Just back and forth, really easy and way better than the spray adapters that came with my Pressure washer.
Thank you very much sir, that helped tremendously. I would have been potentially working on the hose on a wooden balcony and it's nice to know that the rubber is flamable
Thanks so much for sharing! I can't believe how well it worked. My old head wasn't even damaged. Thank you!
Other videos I watch had you cutting the metal with a Dremel or grinder. This was soooooo much simpler and it worked!
This worked great with my Honda 2600 psi Pressure washer ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxfQauTxLT0JLSvqkq10rD79TU4k0Vz8zP , it came with two different size adapters, and tread tape so you're ready to go. I used it on my sidewalk that was getting dark and it worked great with no sprayer streaks. Just back and forth, really easy and way better than the spray adapters that came with my Pressure washer.
Thank you very much sir, that helped tremendously. I would have been potentially working on the hose on a wooden balcony and it's nice to know that the rubber is flamable
This worked for me, thank you!
Thanks brother!
Blow torch did not work on the Fireman Hose type nozzle stuck on the end of my hose because of its design. I had to cut the nozzle off with a Dremel.
Those things always get stuck. I ended just throwing the hose and the nozzle away
Do you think letting it soak in coca cola would work?
Yup
Didn’t have blowtorch so I tried Coca Cola - it worked!!
Does it need to be Coca Cola specifically or can it be any cola brand? Thanks.