
A triplex pump is a rebuildable machine. Seals, valves and pistons are wear parts with a service life, and when the pressure drops off or the crankcase starts filling with water it is almost never the pump that is finished - it is the fifty dollars worth of rubber inside it. Everything on this page is a genuine kit with a part number, matched to a pump model.
| Part | Detail | Fits | Part number |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oil seal kit | - | See notes | 115 50190256 |
| Oil seal kit | - | EL, ELR, ELH, ELHR | 115 50190145 |
Before you pull a pump apart for low pressure, check the nozzle. A worn nozzle orifice is the single most common cause of "the pump has lost pressure", and it costs fifteen dollars instead of a rebuild. Put a new nozzle of the correct size on, and if the pressure comes back you have just saved yourself an afternoon. If it does not, then it is seals and valves - and at that point do both.
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