Green Earth Tech. G-Foam Blaster Tested *Video*
#11
Lowlight, my spray lance was already setup for the 1/4" quick connect, the setup took two seconds.
#12
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Originally Posted by chuhsi' timestamp='1305051202' post='20559684
how does it connect to the pressure washer? I'm wondering if i can somehow connect it to mine.
Lowlight, my spray lance was already setup for the 1/4" quick connect, the setup took two seconds.
I picked up an AR pressure washer because they got good reviews and I kinda hoped that the universal lance kit would have a bayonet that fit mine, but unfortunately it doesn't.
#14
I have an older gas-powered Craftsman washer with a wand that screwed into the gun. I ended up buying a new wand from Sears that screwed into the gun on one end and had the quick connect on the other. From what I saw, the newer Craftsman gas-powered washers all had the quick connect wands.
Before getting the new wand, I went to Home Depot to see what kind of adapters they had. I think I could've gotten a few adapters that would've connected the screw connection on the gun to the quick connect of the foam cannon (skipping the wand altogether) but they didn't have all the pieces to try so I couldn't piece them together. But looking at the prices, it probably would've been about the same cost as the ~$20 I paid for the new wand.
You might be lucky and only need one adapter for this.
Before getting the new wand, I went to Home Depot to see what kind of adapters they had. I think I could've gotten a few adapters that would've connected the screw connection on the gun to the quick connect of the foam cannon (skipping the wand altogether) but they didn't have all the pieces to try so I couldn't piece them together. But looking at the prices, it probably would've been about the same cost as the ~$20 I paid for the new wand.
You might be lucky and only need one adapter for this.
#15
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I'd have to replace the wand and hose. I think it would set me back another $80 or so. I think I'll just keep using my Gilmour foam gun.
#16
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I have an older gas-powered Craftsman washer with a wand that screwed into the gun. I ended up buying a new wand from Sears that screwed into the gun on one end and had the quick connect on the other. From what I saw, the newer Craftsman gas-powered washers all had the quick connect wands.
Before getting the new wand, I went to Home Depot to see what kind of adapters they had. I think I could've gotten a few adapters that would've connected the screw connection on the gun to the quick connect of the foam cannon (skipping the wand altogether) but they didn't have all the pieces to try so I couldn't piece them together. But looking at the prices, it probably would've been about the same cost as the ~$20 I paid for the new wand.
You might be lucky and only need one adapter for this.
Before getting the new wand, I went to Home Depot to see what kind of adapters they had. I think I could've gotten a few adapters that would've connected the screw connection on the gun to the quick connect of the foam cannon (skipping the wand altogether) but they didn't have all the pieces to try so I couldn't piece them together. But looking at the prices, it probably would've been about the same cost as the ~$20 I paid for the new wand.
You might be lucky and only need one adapter for this.
Things like this for $6-10. The in store selection was better than what they list on the website.
http://www.acetogo.com/product/sockt...tip-14x14.html
#17
My local Ace Hardware had the best selection of threaded to quick connect adapters.
Things like this for $6-10. The in store selection was better than what they list on the website.
http://www.acetogo.com/product/sockt...tip-14x14.html
Things like this for $6-10. The in store selection was better than what they list on the website.
http://www.acetogo.com/product/sockt...tip-14x14.html
#19
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Originally Posted by chuhsi' timestamp='1305051202' post='20559684
how does it connect to the pressure washer? I'm wondering if i can somehow connect it to mine.
Lowlight, my spray lance was already setup for the 1/4" quick connect, the setup took two seconds.
#20
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Originally Posted by CarbonCrew' timestamp='1305081861' post='20561731
[quote name='chuhsi' timestamp='1305051202' post='20559684']
how does it connect to the pressure washer? I'm wondering if i can somehow connect it to mine.
how does it connect to the pressure washer? I'm wondering if i can somehow connect it to mine.
Lowlight, my spray lance was already setup for the 1/4" quick connect, the setup took two seconds.
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It's just a standard 1/4" quick connect. It's just like the one below.