Pressure Washer Tips Turbo Nozzle Pressure Washer 4000 PSI Max Rotating Pressure Washer Nozzle with 2PCS 1/4'' Quick Connect for Cleaning Brick, Concrete, and Vinyl Surfaces 4.0 GPM 4.0 Orifice

So far so good

Gas powered 2000psi 2.0gpm pressure washer, on this machine this tip works amazingly well.

UPDATE: so originally I received a tip that only sprayed in one direction and wasn’t eligible for a return I couldn’t find where to get a hold of the seller so after leveling a review seller reached out and sent a new nozzle but was very specific about me reaching back within 24hrs of delivery for them to make right on the new one I happens to be out of town but luckily this one works great my only issue with it is that the fitting sent with the tips aren’t the greatest as far as fitment so you have to add a lot of teflon in order for it to seal properly but it works great do recommend it and if it doesn’t work do your best to reach out to the seller they will do rightORIGINAL: It doesn’t work at all as advertised it only sprays in one direction and you cannot get a refund or replacement you get what you paid for but really disappointed with item

Perfect for what I needed

Purchased this product at the end of last year due to its capability and good reviews. It's my fault that I didn't test it because now that I used it this year it does not do what it's supposed to do. It does swirl at all and looks like the previous 3000 psi version with no rubber o-ring and using the role of white pipe sealant that leaks. Disappointing and a waste of money.

Use this unit on painted concrete for a water fountain in the backyard. It took the paint down to the concrete in most areas. Very powerful unit.

UPDATED Review: (7/14/2023)Bought this for a 2300psi Pressure Washer. Straight out the box I put the correct quick connect on the tip using pipe thread tape. Installed it onto my pressure washer which is a brand new 2300psi Greenworks, prime it up, power on, and begin to wash my front porch. FAILURE instantly as the tip will not spin as these Turbo Heads are meant to do. So begins the troubleshooting, after several different attempts the only way I got it to work is adding oil lubrication into the turbo tips quick connect orifice. Let the lube creep through then try pressure washing again. Still, even after the lube, no immediate spin action. You have to beat the head against something hard in order to initiate the spin. FINALLY.. it works.... for every bit of 20 seconds until the water has flushed out all the lube, then as you guessed, stops spinning again. At this point, I removed the tip from my pressure washer, summoned my inner Kobe, and swished an inferno of a drum canister fire I had going a few yards away, and there.... it met it's fate.**Revision: Well it was a trash drum for burning trash, that had not quite yet been lit on fire yet but was in its eminent future. So after cooling off from the frustration I did dig it back out of trash to give it another chance. So now after constant abuse of hitting it on something hard to start the spinning of the head. It somewhat works decently now. I originally gave it a ★☆☆☆☆ but upgraded that to a ★★★☆☆ due to its still requiring to be banged against something in order to initiate the spinning. However, where it would stop spinning under pressure during mid-use, at least now it keeps spinning until the trigger if released. That needed bang against something to start spinning though, its a mustnevery time you hit the trigger.

Huge improvement over traditional tips for sidewalk cleaning.