Briggs & Stratton Replacement Chemical Injector Siphon Hose

I got the pressure washer from a chain store. Those tanks are a waste of money. The siphon hose is the way to go. Could have saved $100.00 on the purchase price. Someone need to tell the chain stores about the hose trick.

Saved me so much time- the original one kept coming out of the five gallon bucket so I had to keep going back and forth. This one stays in perfectly.

I now can clean my wrought iron gate with a cleaning solution to get rid of the bird cr__p and it cleans it with no problem. Having this hose for cleaning is a time saver and then some.

I like the pressure washer, especially when it starts on the first pull.

When I was using it a bolt came loose from the pump. I'm glad my wife noticed that it fell out. You would think all the bolts and nuts would be checked before leaving the factory. I don't know if it is the water pressure, but my hose seems to shake a lot. It created a hole in the hose from the vibration on the concrete.

I have a Troy Bilt Pressure washer that came with 2 detergent tanks mounted at the bottom near the rear wheels. The tanks were so low that they drug the ground and ripped the hoses from the bottom. I even replaced them once just to tear the new ones up again.

So I completely removed them and threw them away and ordered this siphon hose. I used it for the first time last week and it worked great. I just connected it to my pump with a small hose clamp and dropped the hose right in the jug of cleaner. The weighted end of the hose kept it at the bottom.

So if your tanks are giving you a fit, throw them out and order one of these!! Good luck.

I have a Troy Bilt Pressure washer that came with 2 detergent tanks mounted at the bottom near the rear wheels. The tanks were so low that they drug the ground and ripped the hoses from the bottom. I even replaced them once just to tear the new ones up again.

So I completely removed them and threw them away and ordered this siphon hose. I used it for the first time last week and it worked great. I just connected it to my pump with a small hose clamp and dropped the hose right in the jug of... more