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| beanflying:
When YOU are in possession of information and you give little to none of it in an opening post to a thread then you invite sarcasm at a minimum. ::) Given is a cheap gun the most likely suspect for a kit might be your local Briggs and Stratton engine dealer (quick trawl on google yielded that). Other than that your up for $30-40 for a new one. |
| bsfeechannel:
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| bostonman:
--- Quote ---When YOU are in possession of information and you give little to none of it in an opening post to a thread then you invite sarcasm at a minimum. ::) --- End quote --- You're correct, but I thought the picture of the valve would be more than suitable. I found that link a few weeks ago, unfortunately it didn't provide a part number or any information for the valve. |
| beanflying:
Your picture is about as useful as providing a black and white image of a Resistor and then asking what value it is. There is more than likely several hundred base manufacturers of Pressure Washers worldwide. Go front the desk at your local mower/engine shop or make a phone call to B&S. I would still be very surprised that the valve or in particular a refurb kit will be available given the cost of a complete gun. |
| bostonman:
--- Quote ---Go front the desk at your local mower/engine shop or make a phone call to B&S. I would still be very surprised that the valve or in particular a refurb kit will be available given the cost of a complete gun. --- End quote --- I agree with you. I was hoping this valve would be a cheap $5 repair versus buying a decent gun for ten times that amount. In any case, in the end, I think a new gun will be the way to go. |
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