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Randi M
I need help finding out where the oil plug is located on a troy bilt pressure washer model number 020344 before I can change the oil. I would like to do this before I use it this summer.
Thanks for any help.
Answer
The manual states you can change the motor oil from the top by tipping it over and drain it from the dipstick hole with the air clearer side up as you tip it. You can drain it from the bottom by removing drain plug with a ratchet and square extension, oil can be drained from engine bottom. Also you must change the pump oil every 50 hours or once a year according to the manual. To change the pump oil, use a 8mm allen wrench to remove black pump oil cap between high pressure outlet and garden hose inlet. I have this pressure washer and I change the oil from the bottom. There is no drain hole near the dipstick on mine
The manual states you can change the motor oil from the top by tipping it over and drain it from the dipstick hole with the air clearer side up as you tip it. You can drain it from the bottom by removing drain plug with a ratchet and square extension, oil can be drained from engine bottom. Also you must change the pump oil every 50 hours or once a year according to the manual. To change the pump oil, use a 8mm allen wrench to remove black pump oil cap between high pressure outlet and garden hose inlet. I have this pressure washer and I change the oil from the bottom. There is no drain hole near the dipstick on mine
How effective is a pressure washer for an airgun?
CuteRobert
I would like to hear from anyone who has done it. If one loads a pressure washer gun-like handle with a steel ball projectile and connects it to a compressed air source and pulls the trigger to fire, will it cause a lot of damage? Could it be used as an airgun to destroy feathered critters ? Will the device allow enough volume of air to flow through it? How much air pressure would suffice?
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First off, I will tell you that I have not tried this. What I can tell you is, I am an engineer and the engineer that designed the gun did not plan for this. The projectile could become lodged in the barrel, and possibly breech the side. You are looking at something with enough power to do serious damage and potentially kill you. Just spend $35 and buy a pump pellet gun. For pigeons I use tipped pellets.
First off, I will tell you that I have not tried this. What I can tell you is, I am an engineer and the engineer that designed the gun did not plan for this. The projectile could become lodged in the barrel, and possibly breech the side. You are looking at something with enough power to do serious damage and potentially kill you. Just spend $35 and buy a pump pellet gun. For pigeons I use tipped pellets.
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