I have an old steel tank 2 gallon sprayer. Is this the proper pump unit to fit it? It looks correct - with a plastic casing for a metal rod, etc.?
1330531
this pump does not have threads that twist it on. It only has a metal sloped bracket that tightens a quarter turn to install it. If that is like your old one then yes this one will work.
2233247
Home Depot sells this sprayer. I would go there for repair parts first. My opinion is it will fit. These parts are generally generic.
1242583
I have the same set up and the only difference was the hose connections were reversed. They were pointing to the rear of the machine instead of to the front. Otherwise a good fit and performance was not compromised. Recommend that you get the additive for storage of the unit and be very methodical about its use. Otherwise the pump will freeze up after long periods of non-use.
2135222
If you Google the Gilmour R14C Spray Doc Sprayer it should give you the outside diameter dimension of the spray rod. You could also call or e-mail the company directly. As I recall, the spray pattern is fairly flat...but it can be adjusted at the brass nozzle end. Overall, I have been very happy with my sprayer...I use it to apply anti-algae copper solution to my pond.
845825
That is the exact pump we have and we use it. You may have to get attachment tubes that match fittings, ours fit without extra tubing. We also have a solar water panel that runs with it. No issues with any of it.
1311017
Yes, it is supposed to fit that model. My issue though is with the pump not being fully wired. You will need and extra wire before pump will work
221604
Yes this is as almost all w3ell water tanks are. Just check your old connections and do the same thing and it will work just fine.
1450495
The sprayer is actually plastic. I was a little dissapointed with that fact...although I do have to say that it looks very nice and is working just fine. I haven't seen it in any other color (brass). Sorry :(
154780
The sprayer is plastic. I checked two other brands of similar design and they were plastic as well. I agree with Gunboat it matches very well and both work great!
120323
yes, but I used a 3 gallon pressure sprayer. You'll be doing a lot of refilling with a wagner
632340
In theory this should fit. It did not fit the opening in my tank but I can't remember the details. I do remember that the W. Beckett Corp was very helpful and sent me a coupling at no charge so the gauge would fit my opening and it works just fine. Perhaps you should contact them.
330235
The only thing I can think of>> you may need longer tubing/wiring depending on where you mount the unit.If you have to drill holes for the spray nozzles and the sprayer switch i recommend get a set of step drill bits, about $10 @ Harbor Freight orNorthern tool. Good Luck!
2275124
Probably depends on how mild or corrosive your mix is. I would defnitely make sure you are comfortable pulling out the pump and hitting it with some petrolium jelly if you are mixing it pretty stout. I doubt that the tank will have any issues. My concern with any sprayer and something like you are talking about is the washers and seals. I do know that there are specific sprayers for heavy duty chemicals such as Chapin 19049 3.5-Gallon Xtreme Industrial Concrete Open Head SprayerMight want to check those out.
465567
it works best if you save the old hoses off your old oiler . they have the bends in them and seems like some of those hoses were smaller but pretty sure the smaller one on the pump was the brass one if it is to small and you don't have a hose to fit it that fitting will screw out an go to hardware store an get one.
1748996
I think it's the correct switch, but if the pump is that rusty use it as a backup with a new switch and get a new pump. That's what I did.Baron M
330232
The only thing I can think of&gt;&gt; you may need longer tubing/wiring depending on where you mount the unit. If you have to drill holes for the spray nozzles and the sprayer switch i recommend get a set of step drill bits, about $10 @ Harbor Freight or Northern tool. Good Luck!
2259290
I would suggest looking at your old motor before you ordered. You should be able to cross reference your old pump and see exactly which you need exactly. That's what I did when I bought mine