Part #: 818-010
Part #: 738-026A
Part #: 742-007
Part #: 742-943
Part #: 850-997
Part #: 850-967
Part #: 862-701
Part #: 138-340
Part #: 738-213
Part #: 742-001
Part #: 742-905
Part #: 742-913
Part #: 742-223
Part #: 858-611
Part #: 858-660
Part #: 858-812
Part #: 738-218
Part #: 740-925
Part #: 738-224
Part #: 740-985
Part #: 742-011
Part #: 742-223
Part #: 890-114
Part #: 742-016
Part #: 738-985
Part #: 742-005
Part #: 743-011
Part #: 850-917
Part #: 850-016
Part #: 743-227
Part #: 738-937
Part #: 850-004
Part #: 850-952
Part #: 738-021
Part #: 742-224
Part #: 850-947
Part #: 101-205A
Part #: 858-624
Part #: 862-701
Part #: 138-007
Part #: 138-017
Admiral 850-555 and 850-557 Air Motor Parts are precision-engineered components designed to maintain and restore the performance of high-output air motor systems used in industrial and commercial spray equipment. Air motors play a critical role in delivering consistent power and pressure to fluid pumps, enabling smooth and reliable operation under demanding conditions. These replacement parts are manufactured to OEM standards for durability, precision fit, and long service life. Whether you are performing scheduled maintenance or repairing worn gear components, Admiral air motor parts help ensure your equipment continues operating at peak performance.
These parts, such as the head cylinder and bolt, are used to service and repair air motors in Admiral spray systems, which deliver power to fluid pumps for consistent, high‐pressure fluid transfer.
Air motor parts should be inspected regularly during routine maintenance. Signs of wear, reduced airflow, vibration, or loss of power indicate that parts may need replacement.
Common wear symptoms include decreased pressure output, inconsistent airflow, abnormal noise, increased vibration, and difficulty starting under load.
Many Admiral-branded air motor parts, including the Exhaust Plate, are compatible with similar Titan systems, but always verify compatibility with your specific model before installation.
Regular cleaning, checking air supply filters, using proper lubrication, and addressing small issues before they worsen will help extend the service life of air motor components.