I got a hole in my pressure washer’s hose. I was washing my deck and I turned around and there was Old Faithful shooting from the hose. It looks like the hose hit the engine and burned a small hole in the hose.
Is there anyway I can fix it?
Thanks in advance,
JPS
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maybe a rubber patch, with glue if you have it, and a small hose clamp.
If you're talking about the hose between the pump and the spray wand- replace it. Northern Tool should have one that fits.
http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CatDsp?No=48&storeId=6970&N=32+37&Ne=2
With the pressures involved i don't believe a patch will hold for long.
JC -I had to run to Lowes to buy a replacement. I figured that I couldn't patch the hose, but instead of throwing it out immediatley, I thought I would ask. An additional 25' of hose always comes in handy.JPS
You can "patch" it with a repair coupling or adding a male/female fitting.But the cost might not be worth it.