Erie Tools Pressure Washer Rotating Turbo Nozzle 3,000 PSI, 3.0 Orifice, 2.5 GPM with 1/4" Quick Connect Plug

My 1800 psi electric (home) pressure washer's turbo nozzle finally gave out. It was super effective and lasted for years--what a workhorse! The brand is no longer available, and, thus, its parts.I ordered three such nozzles from different companies--all claiming to be super: one = ineffective; another = reasonable, but required a lot of time to bring the surface to perfection; and finally, after stumbling onto a YouTube comparison-demo, I bought and tried this Apache (with adaptor, something not all the others supply), and it's almost as perfect as my original. I definitely recommend it.I compared the Apache ($20.62) with the Erie Tools' (rotating) turbo nozzle ($15.80). I used both on my sidewalk with lots of aggregate in it. Erie seemed to slightly outshine the Apache, but they were both very close--a clear winner couldn't be compared. Then, I decided to compare their cleaning on some clear concrete (no aggregate) steps. The finish would more easily show demarcation lines between the Erie and the Apache. Erie out-shined the Apache on this smooth surface.In the end, the Erie won, though the Apache was a close 2nd. BTW: The Erie and Apache weight the same, but some of the look-alikes of the Erie are smaller and about half the weight, which may reveal something about the inside quality. I'm going to buy another one as a back-up since these DO fail; the unknown is when.Another BTW: Water did leak a little around the quick snap-on, but it still did the job the best. Don't think plumbers tape will work at this spot.

Very powerful. I use it with my 2800 PSI, 2.4 Gal washer. It is more powerful than the yellow tip, and care must be taken in some areas. Flat stamped concrete can be damaged if staying in one spot too long, or decorative blocks might be blasted to the point of removing stained cement leaving exposed small gravel. But it does exactly what it's made for. It is powerful and cleans a wider swath. I am happy with it and will use it often.

Really liked this product. Not a 5, because I thought it could use a bit more power, but as long as it is placed close enough to the concrete, it does a real good job. Compared to more expensive rotating washers, this is a real bargain. It seems sturdy enough, but time will tell. Used to clean up my concrete backyard patio. No leaks, as long as plumber tape is used on quick connect section that comes with it.

Good nozzle to have in the toolbox of PW nozzles. I had one of another brand for years but lost it, so bought this one. The only Con about this item is that the QD connector does not come already sealed/threaded into the nozzle, so you'll need a strip of teflon tape to make the seal, and then you need to install (need wrenches, etc). It does work well on my 2500psi PW, it will work even better on a 3000psi pump.

Great attachment. Not 5 stars just because thread tape is needed so it doesn't leak. But works great on my 1500 psi washer. Would recommend.

I purchased this Erie Tools Pressure Washer Rotating Turbo Nozzle a few weeks ago.Since my Pressure Washer is a 2700 PSI and 2.3 GPM model, I decided to get this 3.0 Orifice and 2.5 GPM nozzle.This is the closes to the nozzle specification for my Pressure Washer.I only found the time to use it a few days ago and I was not disappointed.I used it to pressure wash the front yard of my home, it took me approximately one hour to wash the yard.The spinning water jet hits the surface area from multiple angles, quickly breaking down caked-on dirt and grime.As a result, this nozzle cleaned in the area in almost half the time.It normally takes me almost twice as long to, pressure wash the front yard.This Erie Tools Pressure Washer Rotating Turbo Nozzle is well worth the $15.80 with 2 daysAmazon Prime Shipping.The nozzle itself is hefty and looks sturdy, time would tell about its durability.

This thing works so good my father-in-law stole it from me. For $15 who cares I just bought another. Not giving 5 stars because I haven't owned it long enough to testify on durability but once again for $15 I don't really care.

I used this heavily this summer & it is holding up nicely.