angled wand

[jkevin 15]

i am sure i saw this someplace but cannot find it. is there some place to get a wand that has more of an angle on it i do alot of mobile homes and would like to have more of a direct spray pattern rather than up. or maybe an idea how to make one?

[Timo 25]

i am sure i saw this someplace but cannot find it. is there some place to get a wand that has more of an angle on it i do alot of mobile homes and would like to have more of a direct spray pattern rather than up. or maybe an idea how to make one?

Bob has one listed on Pressure Tek. We used it this morning for flushing two story downspouts from the ground. It is an adjustable flexible pipe that holds its angle pretty well. Look for "McCauley's Spray Flex"

[Doug T 19]

Kevin,

If you are talking about the normal pressure washer wand/lance just bend it to what you want.

[Andrew Bandarovich 39]

Suttner makes wands already bent a little.

Dultmeir catalog has them.

[Jim_Cooney 14]

Would a 45 degree or 90 degree elbow fitting solve the problem ?

[Beth n Rod 1,279]

Would a 45 degree or 90 degree elbow fitting solve the problem ?

Under pressure, that would be nearly impossible to control. 15* is the norm in a pipe bend and even that is pushing it for a short wand. But when used in an extended height situation, it would actually help support the extension lance with the back pressure.

Rod!~

[Chappy 138]

i hate those flex wands. Unless you have very low pressure, its very hard to control.

[Russ Johnson 141]

http://www.thegrimescene.com/forums/look-whats-new/16987-pivot-nozzle-holder.html

[Jim_Cooney 14]

http://www.thegrimescene.com/forums/look-whats-new/16987-pivot-nozzle-holder.html

Duh, I forgot about Russ's pivot nozzle holder. Just bought 2 less than a month ago. There's your answer.

PS. Thanks Russ, they work great.