6m Telescoping Pressure Washer Wand Max 4000PSI Length Extendable and Adjustable with Support Belt Spray Wand and 5 Spray Nozzles for High Reach

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this pressure washer wand work with my existing pressure washer?

Yes, this 6m telescoping wand is compatible with most pressure washers. It features a 3/8" quick connector for the inlet and 1/4" quick connector for the outlet. However, you'll need to check that your pressure washer has matching connectors — if not, you may need adapters (which aren't included). The wand handles up to 4000 PSI and 9 GPM flow, so make sure your machine doesn't exceed these specs. If you're unsure about your model, contact us and we're happy to help confirm compatibility.

Is this wand suitable for cleaning gutters and high roofs around Australian homes?

Absolutely. The wand extends up to 6 metres (20 feet), making it ideal for reaching gutters, roof edges, and high walls on Australian homes. It also includes a 15-degree extension wand which angles toward hard-to-reach corners, perfect for gutter cleaning. The adjustable support belt (10-20cm) and lockable trigger help reduce fatigue during extended overhead work. Combined with the 5 different spray nozzles (0°, 15°, 25°, 40°, 60°), you can tackle most residential high-reach cleaning tasks safely and effectively.

What's the difference between the spray nozzle angles and which one should I use?

The 5 included nozzle tips each serve different purposes: The 0° nozzle delivers a tight, concentrated jet — best for stubborn stains and hard surfaces. The 15° and 25° angles provide more spread while still maintaining pressure, ideal for general cleaning of decks, driveways, and fences. The 40° and 60° angles are wider and gentler, perfect for delicate surfaces like car paint, windows, and siding. For Australian weatherboard homes, you'd typically start with 40-60° to avoid damage, then use tighter angles for concrete or heavily soiled areas.

How much does this cost and what's the delivery like in Australia?

This 6m Telescoping Pressure Washer Wand is priced at AUD $136 at Yarra Supply. We offer Australia-wide free shipping on this product, so there are no hidden delivery costs. Orders are dispatched quickly, and you can track your parcel once it's on the way. If you need it urgently, just check the estimated delivery timeframe at checkout for your postcode. We've made it easy and affordable for Aussie customers to get quality pressure cleaning gear delivered to their door.

What if I'm not happy with it? Can I return it?

Yes, we offer a 30-day returns policy on all products at Yarra Supply, including this pressure washer wand. If it doesn't meet your expectations or there's a defect, you can return it within 30 days for a refund or exchange. Just make sure the item is in its original condition. This gives you peace of mind when ordering online — you can try it out and know you're protected if it's not right for your setup.

Is the aluminum alloy and stainless steel construction durable enough for Australian weather?

Yes, the lightweight aluminum alloy and 430 stainless steel construction are specifically chosen for durability and corrosion resistance. This matters in Australia where salt air near coastal areas, intense UV, and temperature swings can damage lower-quality equipment. Stainless steel resists rust and corrosion, while aluminum keeps the overall weight manageable (important when you're holding a 6m wand overhead). With proper care and storage out of direct sunlight between uses, this wand should provide reliable service for several years.

Can I use this wand for washing my car or will it damage the paint?

Yes, you can safely wash your car with this wand using the correct nozzle. Use the wider 40° or 60° spray nozzles at a reasonable distance (at least 30-45cm away) to avoid paint damage. Avoid the 0° and 15° nozzles on car paint as they're too concentrated and can strip clear coat or cause swirl marks. The wand's adjustable length (5-6m) also means you can reach the entire car easily without awkward angles. Always test on a small, less visible area first, and keep the pressure washer trigger locked when not actively spraying to stay in control.