I've almost always got fantastic results from ordering on Amazon (except when ordering from Chinese companies).
Now to the point I ordered this "wand" because it seemed like a good deal being $50 dollars off and reported to be a quality part. I ordered the suggested parts but it has a quick release 3/8 connector. No hose that I found matches up to that fitting. No problem. I buy the suggested adapter/s that is suggested when you bring the wand up. It still doesn't work. . . days are going by. I need the pressure washer working ASAP but all I get are delays. The suggested 22MM double-sided adapter is not the correct adapter for the wand to the hose quick release 3/8th adapter for the wand hook up. (confused??? Me, too!). Why can't the dealer inform the buyer what he needs to get a functioning wand? I'm sure it's an easy fix. I shouldn't have to be going through all this mess. 6 July I finally got it set up to use and the trigger sticks. . . not good. Can anyone help me out with fixing the trigger problem?
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The price is right and it looks like it would work fine BUT..... I unboxed it and attached it to a 3000psi washer and it started leaking at the connection between the top steel pipe and the brass fitting (1 in photo). I could turn the pipe by hand and thought it was just an assembly issue so I got some teflon tape and wrapped a couple of layers and threaded it back into the brass connector. BY HAND, I kept turning and turning and it would never tighten... after a few minutes the pipe went completely through the brass connector!!!!! Now I do work out... BUT I AM NOT THAT STRONG!!! It would never tighten. I looked inside the brass connector and I see there is no shoulder for the pipe to seat on. It appears they used a bolt style straight thread instead of a tapered pipe thread. To me, this joint should be silver soldered. It's the weak point (there may be others) in the design as any side force on the pipe is going to stress the threaded joint and cause a leak at some point.
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The price is right and it looks like it would work fine BUT..... I unboxed it and attached it to a 3000psi washer and it started leaking at the connection between the top steel pipe and the brass fitting (1 in photo). I could turn the pipe by hand and thought it was just an assembly issue so I got some teflon tape and wrapped a couple of layers and threaded it back into the brass connector. BY HAND, I kept turning and turning and it would never tighten... after a few minutes the pipe went completely through the brass connector!!!!! Now I do work out... BUT I AM NOT THAT STRONG!!! It would never tighten. I looked inside the brass connector and I see there is no shoulder for the pipe to seat on. It appears they used a bolt style straight thread instead of a tapered pipe thread. To me, this joint should be silver soldered. It's the weak point (there may be others) in the design as any side force on the pipe is going to stress the threaded joint and cause a leak at some point.
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