RYOBI 18 ft. Extension Pole with Brush for Pressure Washer RY31EP26

Im honestly in love with this thing just used it for the first time today super content with it is indeed compatible with the ryobi 1800 psi electric pressure washer. I feel the amount of pressure definitely compliments the fact that this should be a light job you dont need alot of pressure. Saw some People say it takes two to put together, i literally couldnt find a reason to need a second person to help me it was so easy!If your gonna be applying soap . The soap canon that came with the original pressure washer did not fit the new pw gun accessory. you will have to buy a new soap canon. But to me thats nothing and is worth is for being able to clean the house so easily !Personally?! I feel like this seller is doing an amazing job at making sure the quality and durability of the product meets the price as well . Its heavy and metal and the few plastic bits are very thick plastic !During usage the item itself works great holding it on my should was very easy i recommend maybe switching shoulders every 15 mins if you new to this like me . It took me 30 mins and my arm didnt feel ANYTHING until 15 mins in then i was feeling it a bit but again i dont do this . Someone who does this wouldnt feel the weight to this product.If you own a pressure washer business and are wondering if this is some gimmick or if its worth it !?!?!Welll ………’my father always told me the right to for the job will make the job easy and this tool?! Definitely felt like the ONLY tool i needed for the job <3I recommend, have a good day

This extension pool works amazing. We live in florida and we have a very high pool cage. It is not a light extension pole, but you could definitely feel the quality when the pressure goes through it. I'm not sure if this is industrial quality, but it's definitely great for some DIY power washing.

After endless research, decided to buy a few pressure extension wands. Most were off-brand names and also this one- the Ryobi.While I normally consider Ryobi to be on the lower end of tools (compared to the likes of Milwaukee, DWalt, etc), in this case (the pressure extension wand) I actually think they are one of the better ones out there. The construction from tube thickness to the robustness of the clamps, gives me confidence that the Ryobi is better than the off-brand competitors.Using it was pretty straightforward and it worked week to reach the second story gutters and siding on my 2 story home. There were only a couple instances when a used a short ladder to reach the highest gables (be careful on a ladder with this as it has a bit of leverage against you when it’s fully extended).If you need to spray out gutters here’s. Tip: buy a curved double headed attachment. If you use a single-headed one, the wand will want to move around on you.After testing out a few of these, I do think the Ryobi is one of the better ones you can find.

Quality construction, light weight pressure washer wand & brush. Worked better than I’d hoped.

It looks very sturdy and has a long reach. Instructions were very poor as you needed 2 people to get the poles to slide together. It was not noted you needed to loosen the catches with a phillips screwdriver and the latch holders with an allen wrench. Once you did this, the poles would fit together. Looks well made.

I have several windows which are out of arm's reach for cleaning and out of reach of the conventional pressure washer wand. This extension allowed me to clean some of those windows from an adjacent deck and others from the ground beneath. It is heavy, but is manageable once one finds a good orientation and length for the shoulder strap.

Works great on getting higher up on the house

open box not part of description. Box also badly damaged. Missing support strap user manual and attachment adapters. Need to return or get the missing parts.