Used 2 times and leaks at clamp..

[glenboy]

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[glenboy]

I will just put it in the basement with the others that werent worthy of being used in a home

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[Mikey P]

SO many pump ups use garbage clamps right there.

Use an Automotive style hose clamp instead.

 

[Dolly Llama]

leaking at the clamp, Glen?

cut it an re-clamp

and those spryers are no better than the $40-$50 Solo brand at HD
actually, the $40 Solo brand is one of the best


..L.T.A.

 

[glenboy]

Thank u...they get cheaper all the time...just not in price

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[Lee Stockwell]

TWO good clamps, staggered.

 

[GeneMiller]

Most people over tighen hose clamps and they cut through the hose. Placement is also important

Gene

 

[dealtimeman]

Cobbs sells one that's is pretty good. We have left solvent protector in it for long periods of time and the thing keeps working.

Sorry don't know the brand but it is orange maybe larry will chime. He even sell a brass wand upgrade for it that rocks and you can change out the jets.

 

[Jeremy N]

Cobbs sells one that's is pretty good. We have left solvent protector in it for long periods of time and the thing keeps working.

Sorry don't know the brand but it is orange maybe larry will chime. He even sell a brass wand upgrade for it that rocks and you can change out the jets.

True. The brass wang upgrade is worth it.

 

[daniel@procarpet]

It will be leaking out of the pos brass extension and screw fitting in no time. Junk sprayer for sure. I have a 29 dollar pump sprayer from Lowes with vac relief and several different tips that has lasted a year and still works great.

 

[dealtimeman]

Ours last a couple of years already.

 

[Willy P]

True. The brass wang upgrade is worth it.

- Is it a battery powered wang or rechargable?

(Does wang mean the same in the states as it does up here? Hint - tallywhacker)

 

[C&S]

They can't make money if you don't buy their $75.sprayer that only lasts a couple months. They think you can't figure out that the Lowe's one or home depot one have more durability, just change out the spray wand.

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[AshleyMckendree]

I remember playing in my dads shop/shed as a kid a making stuff out of the piles of broken cleaning equipment, he must have had DOZENS of those exact sprayers just sitting in a pile.

 

[Ed Valentine]

Glen;

My suggestion as a possible solution is to replace the normally cheap hose with pressure hose and re-clamp with the screw clamp (or jubilee clamp) shown by Mikey above.

Easy to do and you'll be a lot happier!

best;
Ed Valentine
cross-American corp.

 

[John Olson]

what sprayer is that? Don't recognize it. It isn't a TWBS. order a AS202 and never worry about buying another one unless you melt the body. Parts are all replaceable. $78 one time then a Viton check valve every couple of years and maybe an o-ring here and there.

 

[Larry Cobb]

Cobbs sells one that's is pretty good. We have left solvent protector in it for long periods of time and the thing keeps working.

Sorry don't know the brand but it is orange maybe larry will chime. He even sell a brass wand upgrade for it that rocks and you can change out the jets.

Thanks for the report, Michael

The ones we sell are designed with Viton O'rings and seals to handle solvents & deodorants.

The one pictured above probably has a buna O'ring that has swollen and deteriorated (designed for spraying water).

Larry

Link to Viton Sprayers ;
http://www.cobbcarpet.com/zen/index...h_result&search_in_description=1&keyword=RL19

 

[glenboy]

It is leaking from clamp...all I put in there is powerburst

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[glenboy]

Its a TCBS

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[dealtimeman]

The rl with the brass wand has served us well and we have a few .

 

[John Olson]

I never sell those only the TWBS never had much luck with the cheaper ones not that $80 is cheap but the TWBS 3 gallon is $90 and worth it. I sell mostly the 2 gallon as it is easier to carry but like I said unless you melt it you only buy it once. Now the newer ones you need a pair of pliers/channel locks to tighten down the nut on the hose. am assuming you have already done that and it still leaks? Hydro-Force will replace it. Where did you buy it? did you call them? Even though you didn't buy it from me if you have the receipt i'll get it replaced or upgraded if you want to send it to me if where you bought it don't take care of you.

 

[Blue Monarch]

I have twbs. Lasted 10 years so far. Have just replaced wand and hose.

 

[davendana]

Ran everything through it no problem in 5 years. http://www.gilmour.com/industrial-products/tank-sprayers-industrial/premium/premium-2-gallon/

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[jwfoulk12]

I've had 2 twbs over the last few years. The one gallon ones I liked for upholstery but I didn't get nearly the time out of them that some of you are claiming. I do leave chems in them but always un pressurize them. My second one shit the bed about a year ago and I never fixed or replaced it.

 

[John Olson]

they are rebuild able. All you need too is replace the Viton Check valve $9.89 if it doesn't hold air and the O-ring .90 if it doesn't pump or you might have he plunger cup $4.38

 

[jwfoulk12]

Mine the rods rusted out. Prob from leaving chems in them. I do have a 3 gallon one that I bought a whole internal assembly for that fixed it right up. I've had that one for probably 8 years.

 

[Becker]

Why put something broken in the basement? Either fix it. Or toss it. Broken is broken.