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ShepFL

09-22-2004 17:15:10




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Which one? I got a deal on a 3700 PSI, 3GPM pressure washer. It was a hurricane return at Lowes. They could not sell it as new so I picked it up for less than half price with factory warranty. Only problem is no wand. I found one I liked but the sales guy said it was factory job for one of the other units, not after market.

The after market jobs I seen there did not impress me. I want one that has rubber grip, can accept an extension and includes quick disconnects to switch out tips.

What do you folks recommend?

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Leland

09-23-2004 18:27:17




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 Re: Pressure washer wands - in reply to ShepFL, 09-22-2004 17:15:10  
Also Shep what did you ever find out from TA on your tire rodeo that night??



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ShepFL

09-23-2004 19:50:09




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 Re: Pressure washer wands - in reply to Leland, 09-23-2004 18:27:17  
Hey Leland!
That just sent me a form letter saying they appreciated my comments and feedback. No committment to looking into the poor service, untrained staff etc. I just chalked it up to experience. I thought the story funny enough I submitted it to Kim as a submission.

Apparently she did not see the humor so it remains in the archives.



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Leland

09-24-2004 05:58:17




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 Re: Pressure washer wands - in reply to ShepFL, 09-23-2004 19:50:09  
I guess she can't read darn fine story ,and true.



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The Original Scott

09-24-2004 18:05:31




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 Re: Pressure washer wands - in reply to Leland, 09-24-2004 05:58:17  
Leland,

Yep, Sandpoint (Fugawee) Idaho!

In case you don't know the joke-

Lewis and Clark were heading west from North Montana and got lost. After running into a couple of trappers, Clark asked "Where the Fug-ar-wee?" and thats how North Idaho got it's name.


My Nickels Worth,

Scott



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Leland

09-23-2004 18:25:17




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 Re: Pressure washer wands - in reply to ShepFL, 09-22-2004 17:15:10  
Shep I now run 3 car washes go to google and type in car wash equipment and supplies. I get some good deals there from that.



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txblu

09-23-2004 06:18:41




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 Re: Pressure washer wands - in reply to ShepFL, 09-22-2004 17:15:10  
Northern Tool is mail order and has a pretty good assortment of pressure washing accessories. I bought a new pump and some fittings from them.

Mark



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The Original Scott

09-22-2004 19:03:09




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 Re: Pressure washer wands - in reply to ShepFL, 09-22-2004 17:15:10  
Shep,

I had to replace the pump (don't ask) on my Honda unit, and figgered I'd buy a new wand and hoses at the same time.

The best place I found was Higher Power Supplies at the link below.

Good prices, great service, knowledgeable salespeople and fast ship.

I'm not affiliated, but give them a buzz.

Scott in Sandpoint

54 degrees, 19 percent and sunny. Ring any bells?!?

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txblu

09-23-2004 09:25:10




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 Re: Pressure washer wands - in reply to The Original Scott, 09-22-2004 19:03:09  
Like in Idaho?



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The Original Scott

09-25-2004 13:40:22




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 Re: Pressure washer wands - in reply to txblu, 09-23-2004 09:25:10  
Txblu,

Sorry, I replied to Lelands post with your response.

I'll get it right sooner or later!

Scott



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ShepFL

09-22-2004 19:35:47




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 Re: Pressure washer wands - in reply to The Original Scott, 09-22-2004 19:03:09  
Now that is my kind of weather! Are you having an Indian Summer this yr? Still rather wet and soggy in places down here.

10:30pm, 82 degrees and 85% humidity. Air is so thick you can almost chew it.

Thanks for the lead. I will check it out.



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The Original Scott

09-24-2004 18:01:01




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 Re: Pressure washer wands - in reply to ShepFL, 09-22-2004 19:35:47  
Shep,

yep, Indian summer hit this week!

70 degrees daytime, 45 at night, rain in the AM daily for about 1/2 hour.

I spent some time in Florida and you can keep your humidity! I'll stick with my 8%.

Scott



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Ryan-Wi

09-22-2004 18:45:36




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 Re: Pressure washer wands - in reply to ShepFL, 09-22-2004 17:15:10  
Most good pressure washers connect one of two ways. You should be able to get an adapter to make the gun you want work with the PW you have. If adapters like this weren"t made then aftermarket wands wouldn"t work in the first place.



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JoeK

09-22-2004 17:32:08




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 Re: Pressure washer wands - in reply to ShepFL, 09-22-2004 17:15:10  
Northern Tool has a lot of parts/pieces/tips/wands etc.
Believe its www.northerntool.com



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