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Increase the Longevity of Your Roundup, Scotts, Grab & Go, or Smith Sprayer
This repair kit contains everything you need to keep spraying season after season
Just like your car, garden sprayers require a little maintenance to keep them performing at their best.
Experiencing pressure loss?
Most commonly the seals are involved - dirt around the seals, worn out seals, or seals needing lubrication. Follow the steps below to bring your sprayer back to life.
Clean Your Sprayer After Each Use
We recommend thoroughly cleaning the tank, pump and shut-off with water after each use. This will ensure the chemicals do not build up and clog the nozzles or damage the seals and gaskets.
Kit Contains:
- 2 Pump Gaskets
- 2 Pump O-Rings
- 1 Wand O-Ring
- 1 Pump Check Valve
- 1 Poly Adjustable Nozzle
Pump Disassembly and Reassembly
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Inspecting and Replacing Pump GasketRemove pump from tank. The grey pump gasket can be found on top of the pump threads. If there is dirt or debris present, it can cause the sprayer to lose pressure. You can simply wipe the pump gasket and pump threads with a clean cloth and then lubricate gasket with a light oil (i.e., 3-In-One Multi-Purpose Oil). If it is chipped, worn or swollen, remove and replace with new gasket. |
Dissemble PumpWith pump removed from the tank, lift handle and extend pump rod/piston all the way up. Then push in the two tabs (using a flat screwdriver) located on each side of the pump cylinder and pry up pump cap. |
Remove Pump PistonOnce the tabs are disengaged, you can separate the pump cylinder from the pump cap. |
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Inspect Pump Piston O-RingThe o-ring is located at the bottom of the pump piston. If worn or damaged, it should be replaced. If it appears to be in good condition, lubricate with petroleum jelly to ensure a nice, tight seal within the pump cylinder. |
Pump Check ValveThe check valve is located on the bottom of the pump cylinder. Sometimes dirt or debris can get caught under it causing the sprayer to lose pressure. The check valve can easily be removed, wiped clean, and put back into place. If it is cracked, misshaped or worn, replace with a new check valve. |
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| Sold By | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | AIZAI |
| material | — | Poly | — | Brass | — | Stainless Steel |
| inlet type | Compression | Barb | — | Barb | — | Barb |
| exterior finish | — | Nickel | — | Brass | — | Rubber,Stainless Steel,Steel |
Reviews with images
Disappointed
All the parts fit except the check valve. I cleaned & added vaccine but no matter how much pressure I applied, the check valve would not enter the pressure tube matching hole. My rating would have been lower except the original tank worked for a number of years.
