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Titan 103-814 Syphon Hose assy

Titan 103-814 Syphon Hose assy

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103-814 is a syphon hose assembly used to draw fluid from a container to the pump inlet on compatible equipment. This assembly includes the hose and necessary fittings to ensure consistent fluid pickup during operation. Replacing worn or damaged syphon hoses restores proper fluid delivery and helps prevent cavitation or interrupted spray patterns.

Part Number 103-814
Part Description Syphon Hose Assembly
Brand SprayTech
Fits Hydra M; Hydra Pro 2000/4000; Hydra M and Hydra Pro Super; 0528925N 2000/4000
Condition New

Retail Price: $841.5
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Syphon Hose Assembly for Hydra M, Hydra Pro 2000/4000, Hydra M and Hydra Pro Super, and 0528925N 2000/4000

The 103-814 syphon hose assembly is a replacement component designed to transfer fluid from the supply container to the pump inlet on compatible spray equipment. This complete assembly includes the flexible hose and integrated fittings required for proper installation, ensuring a reliable fluid path from the container to the pump. The syphon hose serves as the primary conduit through which coating materials, paints, or other fluids are drawn into the system for application. When the pump operates, it creates suction that pulls fluid through this hose, making its condition critical to consistent performance and spray quality.

Several factors contribute to syphon hose degradation over time. Exposure to various coating materials, solvents, and cleaning agents can cause the hose material to harden, crack, or become brittle. Repeated bending and flexing during equipment setup and storage may lead to kinks or fatigue at connection points. Chemical residues can accumulate inside the hose, restricting flow and reducing pickup efficiency. A compromised syphon hose often produces noticeable symptoms during operation. The spray pattern may become inconsistent or sputter as the pump struggles to draw sufficient fluid. Cavitation, characterized by a rattling or surging sound from the pump, indicates inadequate fluid supply and can lead to premature pump wear. In severe cases, a cracked or split hose will draw air into the system, causing complete loss of prime and requiring immediate attention.

Replacing a worn syphon hose assembly restores proper fluid flow characteristics and helps maintain consistent spray performance. The assembly is designed to match original equipment specifications, ensuring correct length, diameter, and fitting compatibility for the listed models. When installing a new syphon hose, inspect the pickup strainer or filter at the hose inlet, as debris accumulation can also contribute to flow restriction. Additionally, verify that the hose is positioned to reach the bottom of the fluid container without excessive bending that could create flow restrictions. Proper installation ensures that the pump receives an uninterrupted supply of material, supporting consistent pressure delivery and a uniform spray pattern throughout the application.

Service Guidance: If the sprayer exhibits erratic spray, pump surging, or difficulty priming, inspect the syphon hose for cracks, soft spots, or internal restrictions. Also check the pickup strainer for clogs and ensure the hose is fully submerged in the fluid container during operation.

What it does and when to replace it

What the syphon hose assembly does
Fluid pickup Draws coating material from the container to the pump inlet
Flow consistency Maintains uninterrupted fluid supply for steady spray output
Prime retention Helps the pump maintain prime by preventing air entry through cracks or loose connections
When replacement is recommended
Cracks or splits Visible damage that allows air entry or fluid leakage
Hardening or brittleness Hose material has stiffened and no longer flexes properly
Kinks or permanent bends Restrictions that impede fluid flow and cause cavitation
Difficulty priming Pump struggles to draw fluid or loses prime during operation

Compatibility

Part 103-814 is compatible with the following equipment models. Always confirm fitment using the correct parts diagram for your exact model and revision.

Model Component
Hydra M Syphon hose assembly
Hydra Pro 2000/4000 Syphon hose assembly
Hydra M and Hydra Pro Super Syphon hose assembly
0528925N 2000/4000 Syphon hose assembly

Related parts commonly serviced together

Fluid delivery issues often involve multiple components. When replacing the syphon hose, these parts are commonly inspected at the same time.

Pickup strainer or filter

Debris accumulation at the hose inlet restricts flow and can cause cavitation or priming failure.

Inlet fitting or swivel

Damaged or loose connections at the pump inlet can introduce air leaks that break prime.

Pump inlet valve

Worn inlet valves may contribute to poor suction and should be evaluated if flow problems persist.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is a syphon hose assembly that draws fluid from the supply container to the pump inlet on compatible spray equipment.

Common signs include cracks or splits in the hose, hardening or brittleness, kinks that restrict flow, difficulty priming, and pump surging or cavitation during operation.

This syphon hose assembly is compatible with Hydra M, Hydra Pro 2000/4000, Hydra M and Hydra Pro Super, and 0528925N 2000/4000 models.

Ensure the hose is positioned to reach the bottom of the fluid container without sharp bends. Secure all fittings tightly to prevent air leaks. Check that the pickup strainer is clean and properly attached. Prime the pump according to the equipment manual before resuming operation.