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Karcher Water Suction Hose w/ Filter for Karcher Electric Pressure Washers
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Features
Grade
Consumer
Style
Electric
Outflow
Garden Hose (Female)
Karcher Water Suction Hose w/ Filter for Karcher Electric Pressure Washers
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- Allows Karcher Electric Pressure Washers To Use Still Water
- Pulls water from a tank, rain barrel or lake
- Versatile And Handy
- Use your Karcher pressure washer where no spigot is available
- Clean dirtbikes or ATVs at the races
- Wash your boat at the dock as long as the water level is close
- Quality Construction
- Heavy duty hose is 118 inches long (almost 10 feet)
- Built in filter keeps grit from ruining your pump
- Compatible with K2, K3, K4 and K5 models
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Specifications
2.643-101.0
General Information
Product Category
Pressure Washer Accessories
Overview
Product Category
Pressure Washer Accessories
Weight
1.42 Pounds
Consumer Warranty
90 Days
Product Length
10.4 Inches
Product Width
3.0 Inches
Product Height
10.2 Inches
Accessories
Accessory Grade
Consumer
Accessory Style
Electric
Outflow
Garden Hose (Female)
Reviews
(6)
Karcher 2.643-101.0 Reviews & Ratings
Accessory Hose Works Great
By Josef
Marysville, Washington
Purchased 06/12/2019 |
Review Posted 07/05/2019
I needed an accessory hose for an older model Karcher Pressure Washer that would enable me to take water from a barrel. Because it was an older model, I had to change the inlet connector for a standard female hose fitting which was easy to do. Pressure Washer Direct advised me of this requirement and provided an instruction on line.
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Pros:
Easy To Use, Price, Light Weight, High Quality
Cons:
Required modification
Very good
By Ruben D.
Doral, Florida
Purchased 04/09/2018 |
Review Posted 05/02/2018
Very good.
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Pros:
Durable, Easy To Use
Easy To Use, Fast & Effective
By John N.
Danville, California
Purchased 09/22/2016 |
Review Posted 10/14/2016
Used the water suction hose at the lake to clean my boat--attached quickly, no special tools, built up suction immediately.
Allowed me to use the pressure washer with no inlet hose--terrific!
Allowed me to use the pressure washer with no inlet hose--terrific!
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A Great Add-On
By Ambassador L.
KENOSHA, Wisconsin
Purchased 05/01/2016 |
Review Posted 05/23/2016
A great add-on to my Karcher pressure washer. It drained all the water off the top of my pool cover in exponential time!!!
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Suction Hose Doesn't alway suck
By Richard Thell
San Diego, California
Purchased 01/11/2016 |
Review Posted 03/10/2016
Southern California Drought drove me to the Karcher brand since it was the only power washer able to pull water from a portable source. Priming water to the PW was a small nightmare. Took a long time and was not always consistent if sometimes an air bubble would keep it from working at all.
Following these 2 tricks I found online made it easier to prime. (These tricks should have been in the manual.)
1. Keep water source above the PW when priming. (Basic principle of Physics.)
2. Remove wands from gun when priming. (This helps water flow and removes locked air.)
Hey Karcher! Adding a squeeze pump would solve this.
Following these 2 tricks I found online made it easier to prime. (These tricks should have been in the manual.)
1. Keep water source above the PW when priming. (Basic principle of Physics.)
2. Remove wands from gun when priming. (This helps water flow and removes locked air.)
Hey Karcher! Adding a squeeze pump would solve this.
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Pros:
Durable
Cons:
Difficult To Use, Unreliable, Bad Instructions, Expensive
Does The Job But Could Be Better
By William L.
Aurora, Illinois
Purchased 08/13/2015 |
Review Posted 09/25/2015
I bought this to power wash a dock using lake water. Karcher is the only manufacturer I know to have this option, at least for electric pressure washers.
The hose is nice, but has a lot of coil memory which limits its effective length. You have to weigh down or securely position the intake because the coiling wants to pull the intake to the surface.
Also, even though it has a built in filter (more of a coarse filter), you absolutely need the Karcher inlet filter (47300590) in my opinion if you are going to use lake water and don't want to damage your pump on the pressure washer. Priming takes a little while, filling up the hose first and then trying to remove air pockets and coax the water to prime by turning the unit on and off in short intervals so as to not overheat the pump.
Once primed, it worked fine. For my purposes it works, but it could be better.
The hose is nice, but has a lot of coil memory which limits its effective length. You have to weigh down or securely position the intake because the coiling wants to pull the intake to the surface.
Also, even though it has a built in filter (more of a coarse filter), you absolutely need the Karcher inlet filter (47300590) in my opinion if you are going to use lake water and don't want to damage your pump on the pressure washer. Priming takes a little while, filling up the hose first and then trying to remove air pockets and coax the water to prime by turning the unit on and off in short intervals so as to not overheat the pump.
Once primed, it worked fine. For my purposes it works, but it could be better.
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Expert Response
Pulling water up against gravity is a difficult, and I appreciate your patience with the process. I think the extra filter is a good idea since protecting the pump from debris will keep it running longer.
There is a small handheld unit from Kranzle that can also self-prime; the K1622. it is more of a semi-pro unit and as such more expensive than the Karcher units, but it is also more durable since it can be run dry without damage.
There is a small handheld unit from Kranzle that can also self-prime; the K1622. it is more of a semi-pro unit and as such more expensive than the Karcher units, but it is also more durable since it can be run dry without damage.
Dale V.
Power Equipment Expert
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