A2701 Briggs and Stratton Pressure Washer - Overview

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Ring – Part Number: 229B2327GS
$15.95
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Ring
Part #229B2327GS
Inlet Bolt – Part Number: 226B2327GS
$102.95
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Inlet Bolt
Part #226B2327GS
O-Ring – Part Number: 137B2327GS
$8.95
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O-Ring
Part #137B2327GS
Chemical Injection Kit – Part Number: 192914GS
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Chemical Injection Kit
Part #192914GS
It is a high-quality item that is supplied by the original equipment for use with Briggs and Stratton, Troy-Bilt and Snapper pressure washers. The kit includes a fitting that allows a user to connect the hose that supplies the chemical cleaning solution. Unfortunately, over time components on your equipment may wear out or get damaged eventually requiring a replacement. Make sure to check the appropriate diagrams and the owners manual of your model for the correct installation of these parts. The kit includes one durable brass fittings, a metal ball, a spring and a rubber seal. To replace it, you will need a wrench set to remove the old fitting and secure the new one.
O-Ring – Part Number: 194434GS
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O-Ring
Part #194434GS
Inlet Bolt – Part Number: 236B2327GS
$114.95
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Inlet Bolt
Part #236B2327GS
O-Ring – Part Number: 225B2327GS
$5.95
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O-Ring
Part #225B2327GS
O-Ring – Part Number: 234B2327GS
$9.95
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O-Ring
Part #234B2327GS
Kit, O-Rings, Unloader – Part Number: 250B2327GS
$108.95
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Kit, O-Rings, Unloader
Part #250B2327GS
Washer – Part Number: 239B2327GS
$43.95
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Washer
Part #239B2327GS
Spring – Part Number: 216B2327GS
$18.95
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Spring
Part #216B2327GS
O-Ring – Part Number: 235B2327GS
$6.95
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O-Ring
Part #235B2327GS
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The copper fitting on the chemical injection broke.
12 of 17 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Carl from ARCADIA, FL
  • Very Easy
  • 30 - 60 mins
  • Nutdriver, Screw drivers, Socket set, Wrench (Adjustable), Wrench set
I order the part from this site and received it within a week. the only problem was that spring was missing out of the sealed bag. NO PROBLEM!!! I cut a ball point pen spring to fit and everything works just fine. You just have to remember to put the spring in first, then the ball bearing and then the rubber o-ring.If you put them in back wards you pressure will fed directly into your chemical container!!
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