AgiiMan Pressure Washer Extension Wand - Extension Wands, Roof Cleaner Lance Nozzle - 4000 psi 5 Tips, Window Washing Accessories, Power Washer, Silver

Originally bought this because when I searched for "air compressor" extension wand, this popped up. But alas, it's for a power washer. Well, I did a few tests and it works great with my power washer. But could I make it work with my compressor? You bet'cha! I purchased a 1/4in full port valve and a MPT to 1/4in compression adapter and voila, it now works great with the air compressor! Two tools for the price of one (and a couple cheap pieces that I purchased after the fact). The O-Rings hold the pressure without leaks, and I was able to finally clean the gutter because this thing is like 12ft long, so when you add the few feet I'm up on the ladder, I can get almost 20 ft worth of gutter cleaning with this thing. Honestly the only tricky part was having to take apart the sections with handles because I ended up wanting them in different spots. Literally 4 screws to adjust that. No bent pieces, no holes, does what it says. No complaints here, so 5-stars it is!

I bought two of these sets in order to clean the gutters on a two storey house (so the top gutter is a some 17ft high). The pipes connected well, no leaks, even when I hadn't used any tools to tighten them. In brief, no construction problems: they worked just like an extension should.Initial testing completed, the real work required a fairly strong 15 ft rod. I happened to have a pole saw, so I simply tied the pipes to it with velcro straps. It is unreasonable to expect a pipe this long to not collapse under its own weight. Either that, or the walls of the pipe should be so thick, it would be hard to lift the thing. So, between the the pipes and the pole saw, it probably added to some 20 lbs. It's not hard to lift, but fine control of the nozzle is a little tricky.Does it work? For the most part. Definitely do not expect miracles. It's much easier if there isn't a lot of gunk to clean. So, I'd rate it highly for maintaining a gutter clean (run it a couple of times a year, perhaps a couple more times if you have a deciduous tree in close proximity). Cleaning a blocked gutter is a harder task, and I don't find pressure washers to be particularly effective. That's not a fault of this wand extension - it's simply that the technology has its limits.As a rule of thumb: if you have to clean the gutters on the first floor only, it's probably more effective to just climb on a ladder with a hose and scoop. One level higher, it's far cheaper (and safer) to buy two of these extensions, than it is to buy a 20ft ladder (calculate your own costs - as i didn't have to factor in the cost of the pole saw).For other applications, I liked the ability to tailor the length of the extension by using only some of the parts.

I've struggled for years with finding the best way to clean out my rain gutters. Until I found this, nothing worked and everything was frustrating.About five years ago my son and I built this ridiculous contraption out of 3" PVC drain line with a couple of 90* elbows and connected it to our leaf blower. It took two of us to work it, but it was only moderately effective at cleaning the gutters (and we looked like Laurel & Hardy bungling through the chore).Fast forward to this past Christmas when Santa brought me a new pressure washer. I was searching for accessories and came across this item. It's the genius solution that I've needed for years. It's inexpensive and lightweight and only takes one person to operate.Be forewarned that it's a complete mess to use this. The layer of silt at the bottom gutters from dust and powdered airborne residue from car tires and brake pads becomes a black messy sludge when you wash it out. But that's the gunk that cements leaves and twigs into your gutter and ends up clogging the downspout.We have about 75' of gutters in the front yard and only 25' in the back. It took me less than 45 minutes to use this device to clean out the gutters, and then another half hour to wash down all the mess off of the driveway.Yesterday was the big test. We had a major storm in my area and it was a tropical one from the south instead of a cold one from the north. The rain came down in massive drops and poured down harder than I've ever seen. It was exactly the kind of rainfall that would overflow all of our gutters, no matter what we did. Not this time though. The waterfalls over our front door and rear slider never happened.I couldn't be happier with the spray wand, even if they ripped off my genius leaf blower idea.

Ça fonctionne très bien la rallonge. C'est super.

This seems to work well, but maybe you shouldn't do what I did and buy 2 kits and attach them together to get a super long stick for second story. The force of the water makes it a bit hard to control and has bent the rods slightly. Probably can still use them though.

Works well but had next to no str to it (flexes a lot). Thinking I might tie it to a pole to stop if from breaking my wand, but it works well for what it is.

Leaks at every joint and also had a small crack on the bend of the last tube. You end up geting more wet than the gutter.

Good quality product very sturdy pieces .Came on time and all pieces were there.When put together the poles were long enough to reach our gutters.Would recommend this product.