A: Hi Desmond, Karcher part number 4.762-062 is available on our website here: http://www.espares.co.uk/part/pressure-washers/karcher/p/1315/877/0/0/955221/pressure-washer-adaptor-b.html

6 months, 1 week ago | by Rory - eSpares

A: I have been using this adaptor for my Karcher machine and this drain clearing accessory for clearing drains. It is amazing to watch it fly UP a drain pipe! The part Karcher No.4.762-062 is readily available in Europe and the US but, not apparently in the UK.

6 months, 1 week ago | by

A: I bought one of these kits many years ago and, as my Karcher machine was an older one with screw fitting I bought an adaptor at the same time. I shall add a photograph later on for information.

6 months, 1 week ago | by

A: Hi Morr, unfortunately HD series washers are commercial units and therefore to powerful for domestic accessories such as the drain cleaning kit.

1 year, 1 month, 3 weeks ago | by Rory - eSpares

A: Hi Gerryd, the kit can be used in toilet pipes - just make sure you manually insert it round the bend before turning it on!

6 months, 1 week ago | by Rory - eSpares

A: Having used this product I think that with all confidece that yes it could be used internally. The pipe is small enough and flexible enough to go through smaller pipes. be aware though that once you turn on the jet wash alot of water is released at high pressure. So be prpared for back flow whilst clearing the blockage.

1 year, 8 months, 1 week ago | by

A: Hi Hopmah, although the pipe would fit in to the drain, I think it would probably just come to a halt at the 90 degree bend. If the bend was closer to the entry point you could have manually entered the pipe and it would've fit round due to the natural curvature of the pipe, however I think because it has to travel 1.5m, it'll just crash in to the wall of the pipe.

6 months, 1 week ago | by Rory - eSpares

A: The hose is heavy duty pressure hose and has a metal part on the end with the holes for the jets to come out. I do not personally think it will bend 90 degrees in only 22mm pipe. The hose itself is a good 10-15mm with the end piece.

1 year, 6 months ago | by SimonNeedsaSparePart - northampton

A: I had an older model and it fitted perfectly into the gun. I just removed the lance fitting and in it went.

4 months ago | by billythelily - Essex

A: Hi Stodge09, I'll need your model's seven digit product number to make sure this kit is suitable for your washer. For help finding it, use this page: http://www.espares.co.uk/advice/pressure-washers/a/8/1172/how-to-find-a-karcher-pressure-washer-model-n.html

1 year, 1 month, 3 weeks ago | by Rory - eSpares

A: The answer given already is correct in that the hose does have to reach the blockage but the following may be of interest. My drain problem area is just about 15m from the access. The jetter has worked brilliantly but there is a risk that in future the blockage could be a bit further back and unreachable. I went to a local high pressure hose specialist and got him to cut my hose about 18 inches from the pressure washer end and insert a high pressure connector in it. Then I got him to make me up a 5 metre length of hose with a connector at each end so that if I need to, I can extend it to 20 metres. The extra weight of the extension and connectors will put a limit on how long you can make it, because at some point the drag of the weight will stop the hose going up the drain. 50 metres overall sounds as though it would be a bit much to me and in any case the cost would be quite significant. It cost me £20 and was done while I waited.

1 year, 1 month, 1 week ago | by OldDude - Greater Manchester

A: Hi Singh, the drain cleaning kit can only remove blockages it that the end of it coems in to physical contact with. The kit is jet powered, with backward streaming jets of water propelling the nub forward at a high pace, removing any debris in the pipe.

1 year, 1 month, 3 weeks ago | by Rory - eSpares