Pompa Briggs & Stratton 311553GS

Name: Pompa Briggs & Stratton 311553GS
Brand: Briggs & Stratton
SKU: 0024847910483
Price: 260.93 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Briggs & Stratton

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Pompa di ricambio originale utilizzata su idropulitrici selezionate.

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EAN: 0024847910483

Categories: Patio, prato e giardino, Utensili elettrici per esterni, Parti di ricambio e accessori, Parti e accessori per tosaerba, Parti di ricambio per tosaerba,

Adatto a molti generatori portatili Briggs & Stratton. Pompa originale Briggs & Stratton. Briggs & Stratton 311553GS.

Brand	Briggs & Stratton
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 139 ratings 4.6 out of 5 stars
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	11 x 7.5 x 6.75 inches
Item model number	311553GS
Item Weight	6.42 Pounds
Manufacturer	Briggs & Stratton
Operation Mode	Mechanical
Product Dimensions	11 x 7.5 x 6.75 inches
Specification Met	certified frustration-free

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Scritto da: Big Woozie

New pump for power washer

Worked great !

Scritto da: Randy H

Good Pump - questionable casting

I bought this as a replacement pump for my Craftsman pressure washer. The previous pump was still working after several years, but when I removed the soap inlet port to free the stuck bearing (it would not siphon the soap), the casting broke off at the surrounding inlet when I tried to re-install the port. Had the port been attached to the hose connector tube (which screws into the end of the pump), instead of being connected to the pump body, it would have cost me a few dollars to replace the hose connector tube instead of $156 for the entire pump. Aside from the "planned obsolescence" of the pump casting, both the old pump and the new one it work well. I appreciated that this one came with an extra soap hose and the tube connectors/fittings installed. I propped the pressure washer up on two stands - one on each side, under the wheels - and it took less than 5 minutes to pull out the three bolts and the old pump and replace it with the new one. Anyone could do it, so if you just need to replace your pump, don't hesitate to take on this very easy project. The pump is kind of expensive, but much cheaper than a new pressure washer. As far as function and reliability, I would give the pump 5 stars. Since the casting durability and soap intake design/location are not optimum, I can only go with 4. Subsequently, if your pump ever fails to siphon the soap, be careful if you decide to remove the port to service it (free up the bearing). It's got a spring inside that holds the bearing in place and you'll need to remove the port slowly. As important - like with my old pump, the casting will not take much torque before breaking off, so be cautious about how tight you screw it back on.

Scritto da: Rick lox

Although I ordered the wrong one I’m sure it would have worked

So I ended purchasing the wrong one. Sure it would have worked

Scritto da: chuck

Exact replacement part.

Remove three bolts, remove old pump, install new pump, reinstall three bolts all done.

Scritto da: MrAnderson

Direct Replacement - Works Great

This was a direct replacement for the failed pump on my last craftsman pressure washer. There are 3 bolts that hold the engine to the pump. Its a very quick and easy replacement. Please ensure that you purchase a bottle of pump saver to keep the pump clean, lubricated, and free of water. My last pump lasted many years until it failed.

Scritto da: Online

Easy fix for my broken pressure washer, though pricey.

Expensive fix for my broken power washer pump, but it was a easy installation and quick fix. Works great and saves me from buying a new power washer. The pump on my old Craftsman power washer sprayed water from where bolts were located. Tightening and replacing the bolts did not solve the problem. It looks like the pressure water broke the o-ring seals, and damaged the threads for the bolts. So I had no choice but to either replace the pressure washer or try fixing the pump with this replacement. It was not a cheap fix (approx 50% of a new pressure washer), but it did indeed solve my problem and only took about 10 minutes with a allen wrench and regular wrench to install. So saving 50% is better than buying a new one.

Scritto da: Dennis P.

Expensive part

Was expensive. But my power washer wasn't old. Didn't want to throw it Out. Could of bought a new cheaper washer or 2 for this price. But it works again

Scritto da: Bic Parker

Back in Operation!

Pump was frozen on a Craftsman pressure washer with Honda motor. This pump was the perfect replacement. It's a little tricky to line up the shaft and align the key slot on the pump. A couple YouTube videos gave some tricks on how to make it happen.

Scritto da: Jennifer

Good pump needs better oil and final QC

exact same pump as original one. I have a Briggs and Stratton 2700psi./2.3gpm. With idle down feature. Change out the pump oil. The oil sent in the pump breaks down pretty fast. Use a high quality 90wt synthetic lube. I used royal purple 75w-90. Change it often. Pull the check valve caps and check for any debris or leftover crud. Get some pump conditioner/protector and flush the pump out well. Use often. Mine had some minor corrosion starting around the checkvalves and caps inside. I cleaned it out and pump works perfectly. Grease the crankshaft end and use blue loctite for the fasteners. Get an inlet filter. Especially if you're using well water. Even if you are using city water. They're cheap. Just get one.

Scritto da: Joe S

Exactly what I needed

This pump fit my Craftsman pressure washer with a Briggs and Stratton engine exactly. Simple swap with three bolts. Highly recommend and fast 2 days shipping, can't beat that.