RYOBI RY31EP26 18 ft. Extension Pole with Brush for Pressure Washer
$211.25
- 18 ft Adjustable Telescoping Pole with Attachable Brush Head
- Compatible with Most Electric/Gas Pressure Washers up to 4200 psi
- Spray Feature to Allow a Deeper Clean
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RYOBI RY31EP26 18 ft. Extension Pole with Brush for Pressure Washer
The RYOBI Telescoping Extension Pole is the perfect accessory for those hard to clean places. The pole telescopes using locking levers, so you can adjust to the perfect length giving you reach up to 18 ft. The tool is lightweight and features an ergonomic handle with in inverted trigger, which relieves pressure on your hand and fingers. with the included brush attachment, you can clean a variety of surfaces with ease. The RYOBI Telescoping Extension Pole is compatible with most electric and gas pressure washers up to 4200 psi.
- Adjustable telescoping pole for up to 18 reach
- Lightweight, with an ergonomic handle and inverted trigger for user comfort
- Spray feature for deeper cleaning
- Includes a brush attachment, shoulder strap, extension pole and 3/8 QC x M22 adaptor
- Compatible with electric and gas pressure washers up to 4200 psi
Dimensions
| Connector size (in.) | .375 | Maximum Product Length (in.) | 216 |
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| Product Depth (in.) | 3 | Product Height (in.) | 45 |
| Product Width (in.) | 9 |
Details
| Features | Cold water, Quick connect tips, Telescoping | Fits Brands | Compatible With Most Brands |
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| Fits Models | Compatible With Most Electric And Gas Pressure Washers | Included | Adapters |
| Maximum Pressure (PSI) | 4200 |
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Craig –
The negative reviews on here are just from people either not understanding how to use it, or not spending the time to figure it out. You have to experiment with different ways of strapping and holding. Once you find a good balance it is effortless.