Briggs & Stratton  Quick Connect Tips

I have all five spray pattern tips for my Craftsman Power Washer. I have used all five and find the white tip is my favorite. It is perfect for power washing mold and mildew from white picket fences. I use the red tip for power washing my patio and brick surfaces. I have discovered that is best to remove the tips from the wand after use to avoid any surface rust forming from left over moisture in the wand and tip. The tips fit conveniently on my wand so they are readily available for various applications.

Since there are no moving parts in the tips, I would expect them to last a very long time. Of course, there are safety concerns with the high pressure water coming from the wand. Make sure you keep your hands and skin away from the high pressure coming from the wand end. I would recommend these quick connect tips for any pressure washer. The convenience of having five tips far outways being saddled with one tip supplied with some wands.

Since our power washer was very old, I was skeptical when my husband sent me to Sears to find parts for it.  I have to say, I was amazed at how quickly a store associate was able to find what I needed.  And, when I got home, the tips fit perfectly.  Thanks Sears and Craftsman!

I spent about $500 on my pressure washer...middle tier. I received the black, white, yellow, red tips...however; they didn't include nor provide any provision for the MOST POPULAR GREEN tip! GREEN = GO the right tip for most jobs :( I wouldn't mind as much if the new set MATCHED the quality of the tips that came with my Craftsman washer.... Come on Sears!

I only needed to replace one connect tip and found I had to buy the entire set. This seems inappropriate when the items could be sold individually. The replacement tips are lighter and of poorer quality. I decided not to replace my tip and would not recommend this power washer to others.

I lost one of the tips (black) and wanted to pick another one up at the store......HA, lots of luck. You have to buy a complete set. The set consists of five, I only needed one, but was not able to purchase one. Why would Sears sell a product and not have replacements for single quick connect tip. Not very smart. I have used Sears for over 50 years and I am not a happy camper.

Not only do you have to buy an entire new set of nozzle if you want to replace ONE, but then they are very difficult to get. Not only did I go to the local Sears where they were out of stock, I tried to order on-line where they are "temporarily unavailable". According to the website it will be at LEAST 3 weeks before I can buy a new set... It's rediculous!

Not only do you have to buy an entire new set of nozzle if you want to replace ONE, but then they are very difficult to get. Not only did I go to the local Sears where they were out of stock, I tried to order on-line where they are "temporarily unavailable". According to the website it will be at LEAST 3 weeks before I can buy a new set... It's rediculous!

It is not fair that a person has to order a set of tips when they only need one replacement. The new tips are cheap and light weight when compared to the tips that came with the unit. I would not recommend a Sears Pressure Washer the parts are too high priced.