Pressure Washer Hose, Tube & Fitting

This is an authentic Karcher replacement hose designed for high-pressure washers. This hose transports soap from the detergent tank and carries it to the manifold assembly. A filter is built into the hose to prevent contaminants that might enter into the manifold from backing into the soap container. High-pressure hoses are extremely durable. However, they experience more wear, jostling, and stretching than any other part of the pressure washer. As a result, they occasionally need to be replaced. One symptom that the filter is no longer functioning to watch for is dark clouding in the soap. If soap appears on the exterior of the washer manifold or pure water only jets from the pressure nozzle, this is another sign that the hose needs to be replaced. To preserve the hose, soap tank, and internal workings of the pressure washer, it is essential never to use bleach in the detergent tank. Bleach is a highly corrosive material that will quickly ruin the washer. The high-pressure spray will also fill the air with droplets of bleach, which is a hazardous chemical to inhale. This hose is designed to fit more than a dozen pressure washers. It is an OEM certified part, manufactured to the exact specifications of the original hose. Part sold individually.

A fuel inlet is a connector that allows gasoline from the fuel line of an engine to pass through it into the carburetor. Once in the carburetor, the fuel mixes with air and passes into the cylinder, where it ignites to create power for the engine. Thus, the fuel inlet is attached on the one side the carburetor and to the fuel pipe, or line, on the other. This inlet is used in power tools such as lawn mowers, snowblowers, edgers, pressure washers, chippers, and generators. Periodically, since it is made partially of plastic, the fuel inlet will weather and crack so that it is no longer fuel tight. The main sign to watch out for with fuel inlets is gasoline leakage. This is always a dangerous situation. The user may have to remove the carburetor housing cover to determine whether the leak comes from the fuel line or the inlet valve. It is a good idea to replace each of these pieces at the same time. When choosing a replacement part for the fuel inlet, always use a genuine OEM replacement part like this one. This inlet is compatible with power tools made by Tecumseh, Briggs & Stratton, Toro, MTD, Lawn-Boy, and Cub Cadet.