Pumps and Pump Parts

For tough jobs, heat matters. Hot water pressure washers use high temperatures and pressure to break down grease, oil, and grime faster than cold water alone. The result is a deeper clean, less effort, and better results across a wide range of applications.

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8.636-797.0

Actuator 36Vdc 2.6 Stroke

$523.02
8.636-645.0

Gasket, Solution Fill

$14.02
8.636-439.0

Pump, Chemical Dosing

$448.46
8.636-424.0

Pump 115V 120Psi Sw W/Internal By Pass

$561.96
8.636-332.0

Bearing Block R.H.

$49.08
8.636-331.0

Bearing Block L.H.

$37.28
8.636-319.0

Swivel Nck Bearing

$28.49
8.636-141.0

Gasket, Sight Glass Dome

$17.47
8.636-136.0

Pump, Gp 3.5 Gpm

$2,442.60
8.636-089.0

Gasket, .188 X .31 X 24.0

$6.23
8.636-070.0

Gasket, .188 X .37 X 53.2

$11.46
8.636-064.0

Gasket, 3.30 X 2.45 X .188

$15.91
8.636-063.0

Gasket, Main Tank

$51.30
8.636-027.0

Gasket, .188 X .31 X 22.8

$6.62
8.635-956.0

Gasket, Float Screen Adapter

$19.03
8.635-922.0

Gasket, Lid, 48.5″

$116.84

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Pump and Pump Parts FAQs

What does a pressure washer pump do?

The pump is the core of your pressure washer, responsible for drawing in water and increasing its pressure before sending it through the system. It’s what turns a standard water supply into a powerful cleaning stream.

What types of pressure washer pumps are available?

The most common types include axial (wobble plate), triplex plunger, and piston pumps. Axial pumps are typically used in residential units, while triplex pumps are built for commercial and heavy-duty applications due to their higher durability and pressure capabilities.

What pump parts may need to be replaced over time?

Common replacement parts include seals, valves, plungers, manifolds, and repair kits. These components wear down with use and are critical to maintaining proper pressure and performance.

How do I know if my pressure washer pump is failing?

Signs of a failing pump include reduced pressure, leaking water, unusual noises, or inconsistent operation. If your system isn’t performing like it used to and other components check out, the pump or its internal parts may need repair or replacement.

How do I choose the right replacement pump or pump parts?

You’ll need to match key specs like PSI, GPM, shaft size, and mounting style to your existing unit. Using the correct part ensures proper fit, safe operation, and optimal performance. Having your model and serial number on hand will make selection much easier.

Still have questions?

Contact us today for a personalized consultation to determine whether you need a replacement pump or parts for your current pump so that you can get your machine running smoothly again.

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