Sprayer Hoses and Tubes

This is an original part from the Wagner manufacturer. The plastic suction tube is made for use with several paint sprayers. This item is secured to the spray gun assembly, sending paint through the device. The suction tube is sold individually. Please refer to specific manual for further repair instructions.

This special item is attached to the deck allowing a garden hose to be connected to clean under the deck. It is an identical replacement for a damaged or a missing hardware that was included with a new equipment. Keep in mind this high-quality part is made of durable plastic and is sold as an individual item. It is a genuine OEM supplied water nozzle adaptor which is made for riding lawn mowers and garden tractors.

This suction tube is a genuine OEM part used in paint sprayers. It is located in the sprayer container where it is responsible for delivering paint to the sprayer nozzle/gun. The tube is made of plastic and measures approximately 5.5 inches in length. If the tube cracks, becomes clogged or dislodged, it will not be able to pull in or deliver paint, leading to inconsistent spray patterns. This is a simple repair that does not require the use of any tools. Simply twist the spray painter container off and pull out the old tube. Insert the new suction tube into the container and reassemble the spray painter.

This suction tube is compatible with various makes and models of airless paint sprayers and is sold as an individual OEM part. It draws paint from the container/reservoir and delivers it to the sprayer for application. This tube has a built-in filter attached, to prevent dust, dirt, or debris from entering the sprayer system. When suction tubes become clogged/blocked, damaged, or lose their suction, they can become inoperable and will lose any and all function. It is recommended that you regularly inspect the tube for damage or clogs, and if you notice your sprayer leaking from connection points around the tube or inconsistent spray patterns and suction ability, the tube is likely needing replacement. To replace this tube within your paint sprayer assembly, disconnect your sprayer from power and relieve the pressure within the sprayer. Drain all paint from the sprayer and paint reservoir to avoid mess. Remove the old suction tube by unscrewing it and/or any securing hardware, and then install the new tube with the same process as before. With the new tube installed, perform a test run with the sprayer to ensure the suction tube works properly before using it normally.