Description
When your Solo sprayer’s pump starts losing pressure or you’re pumping more than you should be to get the job done, it’s usually time to rebuild that pump mechanism. A worn diaphragm or failing seals will have you working harder and getting less coverage—not what you need when there’s weeds to spray or crops to treat. This conversion kit gets your sprayer back to working like new.
What You’re Getting
- Complete diaphragm assembly with all necessary seals and gaskets
- Chemically resistant materials that handle today’s farm chemicals without breaking down
- Precision-molded components that maintain proper pressure and flow rates
- Direct replacement design that fits right into your existing pump housing
- All hardware and instructions needed for a straightforward rebuild
Built for Real Farm Work
This kit works with Solo’s popular sprayer models used for everything from spot-treating weeds around the farmstead to applying herbicides and pesticides on crops. Whether you’re running a handheld unit for fence rows or a backpack sprayer for larger areas, these are the guts that make your sprayer pump efficiently and reliably.
Made to Last
Solo designs these diaphragm components to handle the chemicals, pressure cycles, and temperature swings that come with farm spraying operations. The materials resist swelling and cracking from chemical exposure, and the seals maintain their flexibility through thousands of pump cycles.
Installation Notes
Most folks with basic mechanical skills can handle this rebuild in about an hour. Clean out any chemical residue from the pump housing before installing the new parts, and use a light coating of compatible grease on the seals during assembly. Test the pressure after installation to make sure everything’s sealing properly before heading to the field.
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