Dman2
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- Location
- Durham, UK
Probably, Spraytrac https://spraytrac.com/pages/contact-us
Had them in stock for a while now
Bought them for old sprayer then decided to buy a fresh sprayer so never got used
Sprayer pump diaphragms
- Thread starter neilo
- Start date
Had them in stock for a while now
Bought them for old sprayer then decided to buy a fresh sprayer so never got used
- Location
- Montgomeryshire
I ordered a set from Avison sprayers, who say they have them in stock: https://www.avisonsprayers.com/product/desmopan-diaphragms-for-ar-pumps-70-280lt-pumps1/
- Location
- Limousin/Charentes toad land
I’ve had a strange thing this week. About a month ago (spray season been done here a while except a bit of spring barley) my pump started loosing oil. Bugger, I thought as I’ve done it a couple of times before and find it a bit of a pain. Anyway, I’ve done my bits and bobs pouring oil in the reservoir when I start and when I’ve been done it’s gone. I did a bit on Tuesday and the oil didn’t go, still hasn’t. Now, I’m no believer in things repairing themselves, so it has got me wondering 
- Location
- South shropshire
Ring Central Crop Sprayers near Whitchurch, very helpful !
- Location
- Montgomeryshire
Thanks all, job done this afternoon.?
One diaphragm did indeed have a small split in it, but also found a valve that was missing a spring (luckily I’d bought a new valve too, just in case). I can’t see how a spring could have disintegrated enough to get out of it’s housing, so presumably missing since the last person ‘had a go at it’ before I bought it?
Certainly pumping better tonight anyway.
One diaphragm did indeed have a small split in it, but also found a valve that was missing a spring (luckily I’d bought a new valve too, just in case). I can’t see how a spring could have disintegrated enough to get out of it’s housing, so presumably missing since the last person ‘had a go at it’ before I bought it?
Certainly pumping better tonight anyway.
Exfarmer
Member
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds
Is this an option, why did nobody tell me ?Swapping them over is VERY expensive! Better to lease the more efficient version
- Location
- South Wales UK
What pressure on head of sprayer diaphragm pumps is usual.
Think not much?
Think not much?
What do you mean? The pump should be pushing 8 bar if necessary.
Nearly
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- Location
- North of York
Torque on bolts?
No scaffold pipe.
It's only alloy.
No scaffold pipe.
It's only alloy.
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