RIDGE WASHER Pressure Washer Gauge with 3/8 Inch Quick Connect Socket and Plug, 6000 PSI

Great addition to your pressure washer when you don't want to rely just on tip color. No more quessing!

I like the pressure washer gauge it works great and it appears to be accurate but who knows I'm showing 4000 psi on my machine at 3400 RPMs and when I pull the trigger on the wand it shows 3000 psi looks like a well-made gauge with the oil inside of it we'll see how it holds up always a good thing to kinda understand if your machine is giving you what it's rated at. I suspect many machines are overrated and under proportion forming this gauge will help you determine that.

Works great

Great for setting pressure. Would advise leaving it attached as it will start leaking fluid. Take care of it and it works perfectly.

This is a stainless steel and brass 6000 PSI gauge with a 3/8 inch quick connect fitting making it an easy installation between the pump outlet and washer hose. The gauge is most useful and accurate in the 2500 to 4500 range and glycerin/oil filled to stabilize and make it easy to read. I'm getting ready to pressure wash my house and haven't recently used my larger 4500 PSI washer and hoping it will wake up and still put out over 4000 PSI after an extended downtime. This gauge will quickly tell the story if I will need to rebuild or replace the pump. I've always used pump preservative in all my washers but I've experienced early failures in my 3000-3200 PSI pumps after resting for 3 or 4 months. The supplier of the 3200 PSI washer pumps I use for smaller jobs recommends running the pumps every month or 6 weeks. This Ridge gauge came carefully packaged and complete with fittings ready to install. Most of the electric pressure washers I use for the smaller jobs have outputs below 2000 PSI with some down in the 1200 to 1000 range. If you need to measure pressure in these smaller washers use a 3500 PSI gauge for better accuracy.

I have recently replaced the pump on my gas powered pressure washer. While it worked after I did it, there were still problems. The motor would constantly die and it never felt like the pressure was where it should be. I had considered eyeballing the adjustment on the pump, but my inner voice got the better of me. This gauge was the ticket for dialing everything in. It comes set up with the quick connects that are common on all pressure washers, just clip it in between the pump and the hose and get the unit started. Thanks to this little gem and some YouTube instructions I was able adjust the pump accordingly and it’s like my pressure washer is brand new again. This gauge helped prevent me from having to buy another washer. Would recommend.

Works well with my HF 4400 PSI power washer. I'm getting a reading of about 4K when at rest and 3600 PSI when spraying, so the accuracy is reasonable. It's also a nice part that's chromed and smoothly couples with fittings. The oil filled gauge is a nice touch and should make this a durable item.

I have adjustable pressure output on my pump. This has been a great addition to allow me to dial in the prefered pressure with different tips.

Product as described. No point sharing a photo as it's exactly the same as the item image above. Came in a small box with foam insert. Travelled halfway across the planet with no damage. Seems to work well. I have it connected to a pressure washer to verify working line pressure. This helps me adjust on the fly. Can't speak for it's accuracy but it's more than good enough for me. Quick connect ends don't leak even at 5000 PSI. I'm tipping if your life depended on it, you wouldn't be spending less than 50 Australian Pesos on a 6000 PSI gauge.

This item works very well. Easy to read and see the pressure adjustments you make as long as you have the pressure adjuster attached to your system great item

Works great, keeps consistent pressure. Build quality is good! See what it's like down the road, hope it holds out!

No leaking, awesome product.

built like a tank and should last a very long time. fast delivery and well packaged.