[AT] Pressure washer filter

[charlie hill]

Your supply hose on your washing machine has such a filter in it and it
will fit a standard garden hose.  Take a look at it and go to the hardware
store and find one.  It's not real fine mesh but it will get the big stuff.
The one on the washing machine might be on the end where the hose attaches
to the faucet or it might be on the inlet to the washer but unless someone
has removed it, it's there.

Charlie

-----Original Message----- 
From: Richard Walker
Sent: Friday, June 03, 2016 3:18 PM
To: Antique tractor email discussion group
Subject: Re: [AT] Pressure washer filter


> Unfortunately even though I attempted to keep the message, migrating
> to multiple different computers and a different mail system has caused
> me to lose track of some history. At one point there was discussion of
> using an inline (garden hose) filter attaching to a pressure washer. I
> have a well and sometimes when using the outside hydrant it will cough
> up some rusty water or even some grit. I’d like to get a water filter
> to attach to my garden hose before entering the pump of the pressure
> washer. Does anyone have any suggestions on some products or things to
> look for?


I'm using several of these filters on my drip and sprinkler runs and
they work well.  Available at Lowes for about $11, up to 80 PSI working
pressure, 150 mesh cleanable screen, MPT ends.  In case my image doesn't
come through, here are the details:

Raindrip Nylon Hose/Pipe Thread Drip Irrigation Filter
Lowes Item #: 208105 |  Model #: R605DT

-  Richard








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