These things are expensive, but I'm having issues finding one that for sure will work. I bought a DeWalt DXPW3425 and need a longer hose. It came with a 1/4" 25' but I'd like at least 50' total. All the 1/4" hose in finding is only rated at 3,000 psi and the washer is 3,400psi.

I also may swap to quick disconnect ends on the spray wand and pump connection. I'm not set on a slcertain hose, if I have to upsize that's fine.

Find a store that sells/makes hydraulic hoses. They'll have what you need with all the fittings and quick connects.

You will need a larger diameter hose for a 50' length, that is why you're not finding it in that PSI, look at 3/8" diameter pressure washer hoses

I upgraded my washer hose recently. I trashed the 1/4", and went with 50' of 3/8" from Northern Tool. Their selection of hoses and fittings was surprising. I also bought a new wand and outfitted everything with quick connect fittings

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Originally posted by lopezp:
I upgraded my washer hose recently. I trashed the 1/4", and went with 50' of 3/8" from Northern Tool. Their selection of hoses and fittings was surprising. I also bought a new wand and outfitted everything with quick connect fittings

^^^This. Swap out your QR fittings and get a 3/8" x 50' hose. I have two 50' hoses I use with my washer depending on the job and they're miles ahead of those cheap 1/4" hoses.

Makes sense. We do have a hydraulics shop, did t think of that.

Thanks! 25' doesn't allow me to reach the end of the truck very well.

Lowes and Home Depot have them as well as the quick disconnect fittings

Simpson makes a 3/8" braided line in 50' for around $80. Not.cheap but is 4500psi

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Sim...nJjdQCFdgPgQod6goPWw