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Wickes 160 bar pressure washer
Following posts on this site I have acquired the above. Spent a happy
hour this afternoon assembling it. I have followed the instructions, with a little difficulty. Having used up all the screws and the washer I assume I have it right. However I have 4 items left over, none of which I can find reference to on the instructions and diagrams. 1)A question mark shaped item of thick wire (for cleaning the nozzle perhaps?) 2) An cylindrical hard plastic piece with a projection on the long side with a slot at the bottom. 3) Another hard plastic piece like a distorted U, again with a slot on the long side. 4) Another much larger hard plastic U, but more complex and number 40080785 stamped on the inside. Any help appreciated. |
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Wickes 160 bar pressure washer
Broadback wrote:
Following posts on this site I have acquired the above. Spent a happy hour this afternoon assembling it. I have followed the instructions, with a little difficulty. Having used up all the screws and the washer I assume I have it right. However I have 4 items left over, none of which I can find reference to on the instructions and diagrams. 1)A question mark shaped item of thick wire (for cleaning the nozzle perhaps?) It is! 2) An cylindrical hard plastic piece with a projection on the long side with a slot at the bottom. 3) Another hard plastic piece like a distorted U, again with a slot on the long side. 4) Another much larger hard plastic U, but more complex and number 40080785 stamped on the inside. They sound like things to hold lances & things. Picky? -- Dave - The Medway Handyman www.medwayhandyman.co.uk |
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Wickes 160 bar pressure washer
The Medway Handyman wrote:
Broadback wrote: Following posts on this site I have acquired the above. Spent a happy hour this afternoon assembling it. I have followed the instructions, with a little difficulty. Having used up all the screws and the washer I assume I have it right. However I have 4 items left over, none of which I can find reference to on the instructions and diagrams. 1)A question mark shaped item of thick wire (for cleaning the nozzle perhaps?) It is! 2) An cylindrical hard plastic piece with a projection on the long side with a slot at the bottom. 3) Another hard plastic piece like a distorted U, again with a slot on the long side. 4) Another much larger hard plastic U, but more complex and number 40080785 stamped on the inside. They sound like things to hold lances& things. Picky? Thanks, yes they are. Having had a thought overnight I looked at the pretty pictures on the box, from that I was able to sort out where they clipped on. No mention in the instructions though! |
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