how to replace washers in a gilmore 528T nozzle
1292955
It comes with a good washer, however, you can easily replace it when it gets worn with a standard hose washer from any hardware store. Amazon also has them online which is where I got mine. You just pry out the old washer with a pocket knife. Then place the new washer in the hose end. Tap it down gently with a flat head screw driver. It is a little tough to get it flat against the nozzle/hose end, but when it is seated it will create a tight seal for the hose and you won't have any leaks.
1292956
Just use a small screwdriver to remove the old washer and replace with a new washer found at any hardware store.
412202
It worked for us. We did use different washers as the ones that came with it leaked.
1858106
If it fits, you can, but normally you would replace as opposed to add. If your new hose connection leaks, you need to add, if not, leave it alone and when the original washer deteriorates you should replace it. Hope this helps
2087518
I found your washer and pump online and it looks different go to this site and get the proper part number then start searching the net and see if you can cross reference it, if it will work somewhere you will find documentation. Good Luckhttp://www.ppe-pressure-washer-parts.com/product/PK17909
734439
Not sure. I went to an online supply parts website entered the model number of the washer and looked at the detailed drawing. Found the handle and it was part 8181846. Fit like a glove and 1/3 the price at the supply website. Figured I could always return if not right. Hope that helps.
555870
I assume you meant the 1/4-20 threaded screw with the plastic knob that attaches to either the top or bottom. You can contact the MFG for a new one or a 1/4-20 bolt and washer of the appropriate length will work also. You will just not have the plastic knob.
1112522
I found it easier to reuse the factory nut on the bottom part. The washer is attached and easier to line up.
1500981
Be sure you put all the washers back in the right position. I remember when I did it I was careful to disassemble in logical order so I could duplicate during reassembly. Unfortunately I'm not sure I remember exactly. Maybe some trial and error with water will do the trick? Second, be sure there is no build up, chips or cracks in the area where the assembly attaches. Good luck.
1427831
I just used washers in back of the clutch and one in front then a bolt in the shaft. Works great.
619223
Yes, nozzles can be replaced. Replacements should be available at Air and Water 800-734-0405
290085
The handle comes with another adapter and the one on the gun can be removed to add other adapter. Check your washer gun with both adapter. You may have to find an adapter if neither one matches up. Good luck
2056577
I would say probably. It looks like the same washer I have. FYI this is a gratifying repair--washer will work like new when you replace this. Also, you can easily find the instructions on you-tube.
800055
I used this pump to replace the stock one on my Frigidaire model 417 clothes washer, it fit perfectly and I'm back up and running. Here's a video where you can see the type of washer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShGxY-U5uKg. Good Luck!
1107129
Use another crush washer. Tighten a little, loosen it, tighten alittle more, loosen it, tighten a little more, loosen it, tighten a little more and stop with the logo on the top.
1514796
Slip the washer over the bottom hose connection, insert the spray head through your opening, assemble the nut from the bottom, tighten, then slip the hoses on.
961610
The washer may have been packed separately. If it doesn't have one, definitely put a new one in. You might also wrap the connection with Teflon tape (plumbing section of the hardware dept) which is always a good idea at any hose/faucet connection.
1736955
It's really a very easy replacement. It takes about 5 minutes or less. See the you tube video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_ePvpfAkAc. Note; replace the little washer on the top plastic screw as well as the big washer.